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I'm wear a ring tonight f or the first time & l ike.. 3 or 4 years.

#big deal #personally

free-my-mindd

joshmuratori

LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOO

19640203

Lol lol I have questions

takinginfinitybeyond

My child wants this.

pedahls

Imagine where you could be by January 2019. Now do the work.

takinginfinitybeyond

Pregnant.

zilliondollapussy

I’m headed into a season where I won’t be able to stop winning even if I tried.

pr0mise

sheisrecovering

welovenappyhair

Skip hot water showers, because hot water will make your hair dry and brittle as it strips protective oils from your hair.

jabnyc00

Literally craving intimacy.

Not even referring to sex like i want a nice fun night with a beautiful human who i can be comfortable with that i can stare at and just feel like nothing else matters.

myunrealisticfiction

need

takinginfinitybeyond

Y’all there a woman who want this... but y’all don’t “crave” that kind of woman...

idramaaddict

AMEEN

onevintagefuture

YES PLEAAAASE

westafricanbaby

AMEEEEEN, the best possible plot twist!

vici-eux

In the best way

takinginfinitybeyond

BETTER MAKE THIS MORE SPECIFIC!

foodffs

CRACK CHICKEN CRESCENT BITES

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sleepy-minimalist-deactivated20

Cosy desk setup and more prep notes. 🕯 I’ve had a productive day so far. I cleaned my apartment, put away laundry did some yoga and some work.

takinginfinitybeyond

This is beautiful

darkmelaningirls-deactivated202

@ mbayang_diouf

humansofnewyork

“My uncle was an engineer. He’s the one that exposed me to reading. He’d get a book, finish it, and give it to me. By the time I was twenty I’d read over one thousand books. I learned how to live from the characters I encountered. The first book I ever read was The Passport of Malam Illia, and to this day it’s the reason I never take vengeance. And there’s plenty to be angry about around here. Most of my friends are poor. When we were growing up, police would come to the slum in the evening, pick up my friends, and beat them for no reason. It made me so angry. But books also taught me that we have the power to change things. We can fight for lower fuel prices. We can fight for better medical facilities. I’m actually heading to a protest right now. We haven’t had electricity in this slum for ten days. Why? Because last month we protested and now they’re trying to punish us. But we won’t sit down. Too many poor people don’t realize their own power because they’ve been subjugated for too long. They’re like the chickens I keep in my house. Every time I whistle, the chickens come. Even when I don’t have food in my hand. And that’s how people think. They believe that only government has the power to give. But anything the government has power to give, we have the power to take for ourselves.” (Lagos, Nigeria)