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貞子3D×HELLO KITTY Hello Kitty Crosses Over With Sadako from ‘The Ring’
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English: Puppy dog eyes
Spanish: “Eyes of a puppy”
English: Good, glad we agree
Spanish: Option #2: “Eyes of a decapitated goat”
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なんかくれだーーーんす🪇
The dance for asking to give me some yummies
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DO MAKE HIM - HE'S GAY AND FRIENDLY!
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.당신의 요청 승인되었다.
drawing for my friend
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At this very moment, in front of images of children clinging to simple hopes inside boxes of nutritional supplements in Gaza, another dream fades: the dream of survival. On July 10, 2025, an Israeli airstrike near the “Project HOPE” clinic in Deir al-Balah killed 15 people — including young children — who were simply waiting their turn to receive food and medical aid.
The tears that soak Gaza’s streets are no longer limited to fleeting moments of pain; they are a constant scene. We are living amid the shattered lives of exhausted people — the most vulnerable among them being women and children. They stood in line for life, only to be met with death, as violence betrayed hope in the most brutal way.
In the face of this ongoing suffering, I ask you, dear friends, to stand with the people of Gaza — financially, and now. Any donation, large or small, opens a window of hope for a family struggling to stay alive. Let us be part of saving a life today, before it's too late.
We don’t want these stories to become just numbers and statistics. Every donation is a promise that people like us are not left alone to face death.
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In a bombed-out neighborhood of Gaza, Rania, a 26-year-old woman, stood staring at the pile of stones and twisted iron where her home had once stood. The wind was raising dust and whipping it across her cheeks, but she didn't shed a single tear. Her eyes were fixed, as if trying to recall something beyond the destruction: memories, laughter, the smell of bread in the morning, and the fragrant jasmine her mother had planted near the door.
Rania wasn't just a survivor. She was a painter. But her paintings no longer adorned the walls of galleries or small cafes. Now, she painted on the ruins of her homeland, trying to immortalize what could never be recovered.
In her right hand, she held a small, dusty notebook and in her left, a pencil. She sat on a broken stone that had been part of her home's staircase and began to paint. She didn't draw the destruction as it is, but as she saw it: The house standing, the windows open, the white curtains moving in the breeze, her mother calling her from the kitchen, her little brother running down the corridor, and herself looking out from the balcony to draw the sea. She was engraving the lines of memory with her pen as if to say, "Perhaps flying can erase walls, but no one can erase what I draw." A young neighbor passed by, recognized her, and asked, "Are you still drawing despite everything?" She replied, without taking her eyes off the paper, "I don't draw despite everything... I draw because everything is over." Rania's drawings spread across the internet, and people began to see her destroyed house through her eyes. One painting was titled "The House as It Was," another: "The Room I Dreamed of," and "The Fig Tree That Didn't Last the Season." In a world where images proliferate without a soul, Rania's paintings were a window beyond the destruction: an invitation to see not only what was lost, but also what must return. Although she still sleeps in a room without a roof, each painting she creates is a new ceiling for a homeland that never died.



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[ID: a very simply drawn three panel comic. the first panel shows a person approaching a cat that's laying on the floor and reaching down to hug her, saying "gertie." the second panel shows two coins falling from the person's shirt pocket. the third panel shows the coins bouncing off the cat, who doesn't care.]
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[ID: a picture of an old, grumpy-looking brown tabby cat gazing dead-eyed into the camera.]
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Somnambulant (1878) by Maximilián Pirner
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let’s be carried by mama
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This is the largest mass killing of trans people in recorded history and “constitutes a grave breach of international humanitarian law.” Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed the strike was intentional without going into further detail.
#Also this is not a “they are in prison because they are trans” thing#Apparently this is done so the trans prisoners don't get v-coded#But that doesn't matter anymore because they were murdered by a settler colony with bombs#I hope all of them rest in peace#iran#lgbt#transgender
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Mother and child training longsword in Chile, at the Centro Esgrima Histórica
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