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inserting an asterisk* into a sentence with no follow-up to denote that I understand a specific word/take is more complex & nuanced than it reads literally but am choosing to simplify anyway with trust that the viewer will be able to read between the lines & take it in good faith
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There is a fire in my heart that no one can see‼️
This is the Third time I’ve lived through the brutality of hunger its harshness, its silence.
I walk through the streets of the city and find nothing to feed my children.
🩸The first time was last year, when I documented my situation holding onto a piece of bread after over a month of deprivation.
🩸The second time was 6 months ago when I brought some flour for my family and I was very tired because it was a very long walk.
🩸Now, I’m reliving that same pain.
The helplessness before my children, the heartbreak, it feels like I’m failing as a father. This is the very definition of powerlessness. I am of no use to them.💔💔
*Do you feel the weight of this hunger in my heart?
*Can you hear the cries of my children’s empty stomachs?
*Is anyone out there listening?
*Can anyone help us or Or convey the voice of this hunger to those who can help us?
Please donate, we are in dire need of your humanity. I hope you will not leave us to die in this harsh hunger. We want to feel that there is someone we can rely on to lighten this burden a little.
My campaign is verified on Gazavetters under # (88).
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One of the most disgusting rethoric around the genocide in gaza is that that project is the work of a few madmen.
It’s on purpose, it’s so, when that genocide is over (because that is their goal, the removal of the palestinian people), when the madmen are no longer useful, israel can be rethorically innocented of the commited genocide. That the people of israel can point to the madmen as sole culprits, and wash their hands of their participation.
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The World of Interiors, August 2025. Photo - Bruno Suet
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wait we can finally like replies on tumblr posts?? this changes everything.......
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listen i may end up having a signature scent myself (i finallyyy got empire des indes and tbh by default its what i want to be wearing above all others) but to a certain point i think this thing of "i NEED to find my signature scent" in perfume communities is kinda weird. like... if you like wearing a variety of perfumes and changing it every day and youre not organically finding one that you want to wear all the time so much that people associate it with you.. why do you NEED one? just.. idk wear the perfumes you enjoy..?
to me it kinda comes off the same way as people who are obsessed with everything they wear or do or eat etc fitting into an "aesthetic" and wanting their entire life to revolve around just one specific aesthetic niche... it feels like insecurity about ones identity being palliated with consumerism, trying to ground who you are in superficial stuff about what products you use because your sense of self-identity is shaky. idk maybe im reading too much into it. but thats my take ig
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Omani hair ornaments
In Oman - Bahla, Rostaq, Nizwa, Ibri, Sur, Miscat, and Mutrah all have their own silversmiths and their own distinctive designs. These hair ornaments are from the Ibri province in northwest Oman - they are worn at the bottom of a plaited coil of hair and create a jingling sound as the wearer moves.
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