dan

he/him

[leonkennedysprostate]

"don't assign human morality to non human things" is so true except when it comes to printers. they know what they are, they understand dilemmas and ethics and morality. they choose to be how they are, they choose to be evil, at their very core they are rotten

[owainigo]

you're such a little lapdog

[gieoki]

cember

[threedollarsdotcom]

woah i havent seen you since before we became wandering husks without names or faces

[sayodoko]

[alualula]

↑ the reason i go to work everyday ↑

[nyaa]

小島 みどりこ@uanb001

[nyaa]

Liliastella@Ei_Maestrl

[hwlcity]

well while im here..... heres my oc scott on the cover of razorblade romance by him

[hwlcity]

You have the most wonderful art bro...

THNAK YOU SO MUCH >.< ill try to post more of it.. sorry im not very active here.......

[enveylvan]

Mallek redesign, no? Aw man

[shrimplyghostie]

been playin' friendsim recently

[shanks]

少女人

[sesamie]

please donate to the sameer project, they're running out of money and losing traction. i gave $50 just now, if you have any money to spare please consider skipping the next online purchase or order-in food and donate, it's really simple and easy to do.

[ralka-egoid]

[samarsh1l]

Where's my milk, Daddy?

This is a question young Omar asks every morning, with hungry eyes and a hoarse voice from crying, in a heart-rending scene.

It's not a casual question; it's the cry of pain of a hungry child… and a cry for help from the heart of stricken Gaza.

The Hashem family, like thousands of families in Gaza, lives a daily tragedy in order to feed their infant.

Today, obtaining a carton of baby formula has become a distant dream, its price having become unaffordable for families who have lost their homes and sources of income due to the siege and destruction.

Hashem, the grieving father, goes out every day in search of milk… roaming the streets and pharmacies, returning each time with empty hands and a heart heavy with helplessness.

In his home, a helpless mother weeps silently, and a child who will not stop crying from extreme hunger.

This is not a scene from a movie; it is the harsh reality of a besieged people, in a world from which milk has disappeared… and with it, compassion.

🚨 More than 66 children in Gaza died of malnutrition after Israel closed the crossings and prevented the entry of milk and essential food supplies.

Donate to Help my family survive and start a new life, organized by Hashim Friend

Hello everyone, I hope you take a minute to read our story. I’m Hashem Al-S… Hashim Friend needs your support for Help my family survive an

A single carton of milk could save a life. Don't underestimate the impact you can have. Share the Hashem family's story… Save Gaza's children from a slow death.

[sakuu]

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