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[idknananchimaybe]

As an Iranian, I want to tell our side of the story so that my non-Iranian friends can understand why many Iranian people wanted this war to happen. Yes, there will be casualties, but not more than the 40,000 people who were killed by the IRGC in just two days. My people fought barehanded while being shot in the streets. So for many of us, foreign intervention felt like the only option.

We are not pro-Trump, but if he helps us get rid of this regime, Iranian people will stand by him. If any other country had helped us remove this regime, we would have appreciated that too, but no one did. So I think it’s important to listen to what Iranian people actually want ❤️

Most Iranians currently inside Iran have told their friends and relatives abroad that, God forbid, if they die during this war, the reason is the Islamic Republic, not the USA or Israel. I understand that non-Iranians have the right to feel bad about this war. That’s normal. Wars are scary. I’m worried about my family inside Iran too. But I know many of them are relieved that this is happening, because living under the Islamic Republic has been worse.

Non-Iranians don’t understand what it feels like to live under this brutal regime. For 47 years, they have killed, executed, tortured, and raped Iranian people. It’s time for them to be gone. My people tried to do this on their own. They went to the streets and were met with guns. The result was massacre. So many believe we have no choice but to ask for help from other countries to remove the Islamic Republic so Iran can finally be free, so the blood of the children, men, and women who fought for freedom will not be in vain.

We are not pro-Trump or pro-Israel. If, for example, a country like Finland had said they would help remove this regime and free Iranian people, we would have supported Finland too. This is not about supporting a country. It’s about supporting freedom.

All I’m saying is that non-Iranians should not decide how Iranians should feel when they have not experienced what it’s like to live under this regime. I woke up this morning to the news that Israel attacked. Yes, I was worried for my family and relatives. I am still stressed. But I also know many of them feel hopeful. Whether this turns out positively or negatively, I just hope the casualties are minimal and that we finally get rid of the Islamic Republic and make Iran free again ❤️

[cupofzo]

For someone who loves horror, he sure does get scared pretty easily lol. Also knowing this is the Javi era, is so special to me. I missed my guy.

[idknananchimaybe]

gosh i have so much to catch up on tumblr, thanks to everyone who tag me on their fics, i'll read them all soon 😍 just need to get my shit together first 😩

[a7estrellas]

PEDRO PASCAL surprises fans at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge

[idknananchimaybe]

Hi guys, so sorry for not being that much active here, I have so much going on! I promise I'll read all the fics & posts you've tagged me in very soon, muah 😘

[daltoncharm]

[daltoncharm]

Lit Prof Pascal, the pool key after the event

[idknananchimaybe]

Can you guys suggest some good cowboy joel fics 🥹🤠🐴

[faretheeoscar]

I got to see Pedro Pascal… and he noticed me back…

I still don’t know how to process what happened at CCXP Mexico City.

The whole day honestly felt like a test of faith if not even the whole weekend until Sunday came around.. I waited more than four hours with no real certainty he was even going to appear in that stage. He was never fully confirmed to appear at the mandalorian and grogu tour in Mexico City it was all rumours. But I knew in my heart — and because he was in Mexico filming — that he had to be there. I kept telling myself he was gonna come and that I would check that 3/3 on the space Latinos list I have.

I was high key in the point of mass hysteria when I heard a roar erupt from the stage next to us, where the general panel (not the q&a panel where I was waiting) started and something inside me collapsed. I knew instantly it was him. My body went light. I got dizzy. I wanted to cry. All I could think was: in half an hour, I’m going to see Pedro Pascal with my own eyes.

Nothing prepares you for that moment. Again it was very similar but at the same time different from when I met Oscar. Similar in the sense of traveling to the city and getting nervous, tho with Oscar I almost passed out after meeting him, and it was also very intense.

I’ve loved Pedro Pascal since the Game of Thrones days. Through every era, every role, every interview, every phase of life, I’ve been there, got my own tattoos related to his characters or something of himself. I mostly stay on the margins of the fandom these days; quietly making my little chibis, loving him from afar, keeping him as one of my comfort people and away from all the toxicity there is sometimes around, cause he is after all the kind of person whose presence, even through a screen, has brought warmth to my life on hard days.

Anyways when he walked out, smiling like the human sun that he is, wearing that green Mexican football jersey, being everybody’s tío proudly taking pictures of the people at the crowd. I swear time bent in on itself. He sat right in front of me for around twenty-five minutes and it felt like one second. I blacked out half of it, don’t even ask me what he talked about, cause I have to rewatch that panel cause I ain’t got the faintest idea of what happened. My hands were shaking so badly I could barely function. I was warm, nervous, trembling like crazy, trying to stay present while my brain was short-circuiting.

But when I saw his thumb tattoo? That shit was crazy.

The same tattoo I have on my wrist, matching with my best friends. That almost broke me. I had to fight back tears right there in the crowd. Something about seeing that tiny familiar mark on him, in real life, after carrying my own version of it for so long… it felt too personal, too surreal, too full-circle to explain.

He noticed my drawing too. Pedro made direct eye contact because of my art. I was waving it up in the air and he did a grabby hand motion. Even typing that feels fake. He saw something I made with my own hands. A man who has inspired so much creativity and comfort in me looked back at me because of something I created.

Im again with this question: How do you move on from that?

And the craziest part is that I thought nothing could top my Saturday. I had already lived so many unreal moments at CCXP — seeing the cast of Spider-Man Noir, seeing Paul Wesley, seeing Matt Smith (which is its own insane story for another day). I thought the convention had already given me everything it could possibly give.

Then Mr. Pascal showed up.

And now I’m left with that same strange feeling I had after meeting Oscar Isaac — like it happened to somebody else. Like I’m a fraud retelling someone else’s memory. Like my mind refuses to accept that these things happen to me.

But they did.

I was there. I saw him laugh. I saw the curls up close. I saw the tattoo. He saw my drawing.

And most of all, I saw Pedro being exactly who everyone says he is: warm, playful, speaking Spanish as if google translate was talking in his ear, which was so endearing...

Nothing compares to that.

I think I’ll be processing this for the rest of my life. How was I able to see my two viejos in the span of 6 months after being a fan for over 10 years of both of them? Truly insanity.

Lewis Pullman… I’m coming for you next 🫵🏼

[oldermenfucker]

I hope one day I see a free Iran, free from Islam and Muslims, free from murderers, free from sanctions and inflation, free from sadness. Because honestly? I can’t take it anymore. Over 45 days of digital blackout, and still nothing. I hope I get shot in the next protest because I seriously can’t keep on living.

[insert-some-url]

This is how life in Iran is like in case anyone was wondering. People have to pay shittoons of money for a vpn that barely works just to get online and watch a bunch of leftist idiots supporting the same dictatorship that has shut off the internet on them

May our Iran be free soon 💚🦁❤️

[lohver]

you can be a good person with a kind heart and still tell people to fuck off.

[insert-some-url]

do you know of other accounts on here that are reporting on the war like you? Including you, what blogs can we trust to share truthful information about the regime's crimes against the peoples on Iran?

asking in good faith, I want to stay informed and share the word❤️🦁

I can think of some Iranian moots. They may not be exclusively reporting the war but they’re Iranian and have been vocal about the war

@shirzan140102

@professional-giver-uper

@iwasinthe026

@farrzyy

@idknananchimaybe

Moots, sorry if I missed anyone

[insert-some-url]

Iranian diaspora is not a different type of Iranians it’s just Iranians with internet access

Don’t let mainstream media fool you

[idknananchimaybe]

Asking me how I feel about Iran after the two-week ceasefire?

Honestly, I don’t even know what I feel anymore. If anything, I’m more scared now, scared of what will happen to my people if the Islamic Republic remains in power. Because we should never forget: the main suffering of Iranians comes from the Islamic Republic itself. The U.S. or Israel may be seen as enemies, but they are not the ones people inside Iran live under every day.

And while I’m writing this, God knows how many people are standing in line, waiting to be executed tomorrow.

I just keep hoping for a miracle, that one day, Iran will finally be free 😔

[idknananchimaybe]

This edit made me so emotional. It’s April 2nd here, happy birthday Pedrito 💜 Thank you for making this world a better place, and for being an escape for me during this past year, which was so hard. I love you so much, and I hope you keep shining, because no one deserves it more 💜✨

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My Experience as an Iranian During War

I have not seen my family for about a month ever since the Islamic regime shut off the internet in Iran to silence Iranian voices

We’re only able to talk through landline and only they can call me which costs them a lot so sometimes I just tell them not to call too may times to save their money. Also all that money is going in the pockets of IRGC. Still all the lines are monitored by the regime so we can’t say just whatever we want

Some of my family members had to relocate because the regime shut the internet and does not let people find out about the missile alerts issued by US and Israel so anyone who lives near police stations or IRGC checkpoints could be in danger

Every time I talk to my family or read other experiences from fellow Iranians on twitter I see similar accounts: some like my family say it’s similar to the covid era. They can’t really go out and with no internet there’s not much to do so it’s very frustrating. All schools and universities are closed so students can’t even study online due to internet shutdown. Some people who live in high risk areas are scared since IRGC loves hiding among them to use them as human shields. Many people film the missiles striking IRGC buildings and can’t help but cheer over them because those IRGC scum massacred our loved ones in January.

People curse the mullahs left and right for clinging so greedily to the ounce of power they have left which plunged our country into this situation. Many believe the regime is done for and they’re living on borrowed time. When they hear how we hold rallies in different countries to raise their voices, they find more hope

But one opinion is shared: If we don’t get to topple the regime now we’ll end up worse than north korea. Bombs are scary but this terrorist regime is scarier. We already suffered for 47 years

May we free our Iran soon 💚🦁❤️ ‌‌پاینده ایران

دوستای ایرونی شمام اگه تجربه ی‌خاصی دارین بذارین

[idknananchimaybe]

God bless @pascalispunkczechia for all the Javi content, she is the best 😩 my only escape from the messed up reality 🙂‍↕️🩷