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24. He/Him/His

[akindplace]

Sometimes self-care is very simple: it is about doing the one thing your body needs most: is it eating? sleeping? a shower? watching something funny to laugh? venting? whatever it is, don't deprive yourself of it.

[dirbenaffleck]

BRANDON SKLENAR as ANDREW WINCHESTER THE HOUSEMAID ‧ 2025

[sankta-zoyas]

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[arielfrank]

Actor Taylor Napier

[scotthunterr]

[tay-swifts]

✧ THEO JAMES InStyle Magazine (May 23, 2022)

[dirbenaffleck]

BRANDON SKLENAR as ANDREW WINCHESTER THE HOUSEMAID ‧ 2025

[fyjennalouisecoleman]

Jenna Coleman and Oliver Jackson-Cohen attend the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Preview Party 2026 on June 10, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Dave Benett/Getty Images)

[dirbenaffleck]

BRANDON SKLENAR as ANDREW WINCHESTER THE HOUSEMAID ‧ 2025

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[fromkenari]

Brandon Sklenar by Manfred Baumann (2026) [x]

[dirbenaffleck]

BRANDON SKLENAR as ANDREW WINCHESTER THE HOUSEMAID ‧ 2025

[fromkenari]

Someone is harassing you online after you've told them to stop contacting you? Save that shit. Build a record and keep track of usernames, things they've said, the first time you told them to stop, and track when and where they continued to harass you with time stamps. It's better if you don't engage. It's better if you record, report, and block. If it keeps happening, you have a case for harassment and possibly even cyberstalking. If the website on which it's happening refuses to take action? In the US, go to the Better Business Bureau and file a complaint against the website owner. Other nations have similar consumer protection entities. Keep abreast of the laws about cyberstalking and online harassment where you live. ACAB, but file that police report. Get it on the official record. If the website refuses to intervene, ask for a letter explaining why they refused, so you can file a complaint with the proper authorities, such as the police, government agencies, and consumer protection groups. Do not engage the cyberstalker. That is what they want. Not responding is going to likely piss them off, but having a record of what they said and when is building a case. I have gotten restraining orders against people this way after I went to the BBB and forced a website to comply with its own damn Terms & Conditions. Yes, it sucks that it has to be this way, but real consequences are the biggest deterrent to them doing it again to you or someone else. Trust me.

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[joenateuser]

PAUL ANTHONY KELLY FX's "Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette" Awards Event New York City, NY - April 29, 2026

[joenateuser]

PAUL ANTHONY KELLY New York City, NY - April 29, 2026 via Warren Alfie Baker