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Famine in Gaza has reached Phase 5 — do you know what that means?

It is defined as a "catastrophe or famine", the most severe stage of food insecurity.

What exactly does Phase 5 mean?

At this stage, entire communities collapse due to extreme food shortages.

Families are unable to access food at all.

Clear signs of health deterioration appear, such as:

A sharp increase in death rates.

Widespread severe malnutrition.

A complete failure of coping mechanisms.

Immediate and large-scale intervention becomes absolutely necessary to preserve human life.

The urgency of the situation in Gaza now:

Reports indicate that famine is threatening the lives of millions of children.

Attacks and the ongoing blockade have pushed the number of children at risk of famine to 5.2 million, according to Save the Children.

This is no longer just a humanitarian crisis — it is a total collapse of the food and health system. Without immediate intervention, lives will continue to be lost every single day.

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watched the movie.. feeling very hopium..

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CAUSE I'M A PUNKROCKER YES I AM!

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— lunamonchtuna (via letsbelonelytogetherr)

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I think it’s so interesting that Van was so mad at Shauna for not letting them grieve Mari, when she did the same thing to Travis when it came down to Javi. Van not only watched Javi die and proclaimed the “wilderness chose him”, but helped the girls carry him back and did not let Travis grieve him by telling him she was not ashamed of watching Javi die and that he had to eat him so the others could aswell.

Like Shauna does not care about their feelings for Mari, Van did not care about his hurt and pain of losing his younger brother, his need to understand his loss or his refusal to consume him.

It’s just interesting how it all comes back around to those girls one way or another.

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Thinking about how Tai was there for Shauna when Jackie died, immediately running to hug her as Shauna colapsed in grief, how she did what she could to give her time to mourn her, how she stood by Shauna’s side after they put Jackie’s body in the pire…How she was the one te tell Shauna that her boy did not make it…and give him for her to hold…

And now that Van is dying in the hospital, one the people Tai loves the most, Shauna simply decides to leave, letting Tai alone, while Misty is the one who stays.

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YELLOWJACKETS 1.10 | 3.04

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Clarissa Pinkola Estés, from  "Women who Run with the Wolves," originally published c. 1992

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Mary Oliver, "When Did It Happen?", Felicity

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The girls acting like Jackie commited a crime by hooking up with Travis and taking “what didn’t belong to her” when Travis was SINGLE and had broken up with Nat, and Jackie and Nat weren’t even friends, but not saying anything about Travis choosing to be with her, then moving on to basically sexually assault him and lock Jackie up when she tried to stop him, and have the AUDACITY to be mad at her for speaking up and telling them they were acting crazy? And still letting her sleep outside and siding with Shauna after hearing that Shauna was the one who slept with Jackie’s boyfriend? Which led her to freeze to death because none of them checked on her? Jackie should’ve haunted every single one of them.

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"Jackie didn't care about anyone." "Jackie was a narcissist." "Jackie didn't love Shauna." WRONG. Baby gave her last piece of food to Shauna when she needed it. Jackie did Misty's makeup and gave her boy advice with no prompting. Jackie saved Van's life and endangered her own. Jackie yelled at Nat and Travis because everyone else was starving, especially Shauna. Jackie told Nat where Travis was during doomcoming despite knowing Nat was probably pissed at her. Shut up.

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The hate against Olivia Cooke in this fandom is so bizarre? Attacking her for saying Rhaenyra and Alicent were each other’s first love is actually so weird, because she was not the first person to talk about those characters in a romantic way?

Milly Alcock said in a interview she believed they were in love, Emily Carey also said that they played their younger versions with Milly toeing between what was romantic and platonic, and like Milly also said that they were in love, Emma said their dynamic when they were younger had an erotic energy….And this is only the cast.

Showrunner Miguel Sapochnik said the underlying theme was that Rhaenyra was in love with Alicent and that they had a potential romantic entanglement, director Greg Yatanes said she saw the love and the romance between them, Greeta Pate, also a director, said their dynamic was a bit of a love story.

The thing is nobody has to like those two characters together at all, you can definetely criticize the writers and the showrunners for chosing to go in that route of for even making Rhaenyra and Alicent friends, but this is not Olivia Cooke’s fault. She is not forcing this or creating a storyline to promote herself. She is saying something that was said by others before and in an interview she was asked about her character and Emma’s.

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Insane to me that there are people who genuinely believe that Noora and William shared a healthy and mutually beneficial relationship. Insane to me that there are people who think it's a good deconstruction of the good girl bad boy trope. Insane to me that there are people who think they are the Darcy and Elizabeth of SKAM. Insane to me that people saw an older boy who had unprotected sex with a young girl, gave her a pregnancy scare, destroyed her self esteem enough to give her an eating disorder, apologized to her in a half assed way because he was promised a date, blackmailed and harassed her female friend into going out with him and they thought "omg so cute this is what young love looks like!" And then they point to nooreva and say it won't work because *checks smudged writing on palm* eva idolizes noora and doesn't see her true self. be fucking for real.

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Rhysand stans:"nobody wants to talk about how Rhysand is a SA Victim"

Girl, I see constantly posts/tiktoks/content about how Rhysand is a SA Victim and 99% of the comments are always super supportive, but every time a Nesta post is made about how she was SA'd by the Kelpie and/or Thomas there are always some Nesta antis in the comments being like "her trauma, doesn't absolve her of being a horrible sister!!!!" even though the post has nothing to do with feyre

or than god forbid people point out that feyre is a Victim of SA in the hands of Rhysand all hell breaks loose, and instead of acknowledging what rhysand did was SA , most of the fandom is out here trying to justify it with the same old tired phrase of "he did it to protect her" or even worse out right denying it by being like "rhysand touching feyre's waist, arms, making her sit on his lap and kissing her against her will isn't SA because only certain circumstances need to occur for it to be classified as SA"

Don't even get me started on the people who believe that gwyn faked her SA and is secretly an evil lightsinger

And the one who rarely gets any recognition of being a SA Victim (besides from his fans) is Lucien. I saw a handful of posts/tiktoks from lucien fans that bring this topic up but those are not nearly as popular as Rhysand's posts and where are almost always some people in the comments of lucien's posts who are asking "when did he get SA'd?"

The majority of the fandom always talks about Rhysand being a SA Victim

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If you say that the entire Spring Court deserve to be destroyed just because Feyre has a problem with their HL ( just one person). We can't be friends. Don't argue with me.

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i know they have a whole “mor was the only good person to exist in the CoN ever” thing going on but what a fucked up and dehumanizing way to think about your own people. “tainting the city with their presence” Jesus Christ. “These people” you’ve met one of them.