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if the government is in debt and they're the ones that print money... why don't they just print more??
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Some people want God to change their circumstances without changing their attitudes.
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THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN INCREDIBLE TALENT MEETS A BLOCK OF ICE!
Most people would look at a huge block of ice and see something that melts away. This sculptor sees an opportunity to create something extraordinary. The demonstration is fascinating because every cut requires control and precision, and there's very little room for mistakes. Even more impressive is how the finished sculpture transforms an ordinary block into something that looks almost impossible to create by hand. It's easy to admire the result, but the patience and craftsmanship behind it deserve just as much attention. Could you create something this detailed under that kind of pressure?
I win them β that kind of confidence can sound impressive, but it also makes you wonder what winning actually means.
When relationships become about competition, people can start treating affection like a trophy instead of something built on mutual respect. The real question isn't how many people you can attract. It's whether you can build something meaningful with the person you choose.
Confidence is attractive, but genuine connection requires more than knowing how to win someone's attention.
Sometimes the biggest flex isn't getting someone to choose you. It's having a relationship where nobody feels like they're competing.
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The way you treat people who cannot benefit you says a lot about your understanding of love.
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Brilliant film. Sadly, most people, especially the younger generation who need to see it the most, donβt have the attention span to sit through something this insightful. This should honestly be mandatory viewing in every college finance class. There are lessons here that go far beyond the classroom.
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The first question this man asked me on our first date was, βWhat's your relationship with your father like?β
I laughed because I thought he was making an unusual attempt at small talk.
I replied, βThat's an interesting way to say hello.β
He didn't laugh.
He said, βI'm asking because a woman's relationship with her father tells me a lot about how she'll treat her husband.β
I'm 45, divorced and living in Atlanta. I'd been single for almost four years after a difficult marriage. He was 48, and we'd met on a dating app about three weeks earlier.
I told him my father and I had never been particularly close.
His reaction surprised me.
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I don't joke with prayers
But , I am so much in love with Thanksgiving
Every minutes I give thanks
Thanksgiving has procured greater things for me
Make Thanksgiving a lifestyle.
Stop complaining, It worsen matters .
Give thanks to God always
The most grateful man on this app is back
Happy Saturday...
Let's say you make a lot of money in an unethical way and you want to move it.
How would you move it?
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My chicken laid something that looks like an egg, but I've never seen anything like it in my life.
I went out to collect eggs from the coop yesterday morning, and everything seemed normal until I reached the nesting box. Sitting right beside the regular eggs was this tiny, strange-looking thing. It was soft, wrinkled, and almost looked like a piece of rubber.
At first, I honestly thought another chicken had dropped some kind of organ.
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Its good to here again
I went to source for my daily 3k
Thank God for today
Letβs try again tomorrow.
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Imagine going off to war and locking your wife in a metal chastity belt, believing that would guarantee her loyalty.
The strange part is that medieval chastity belts are often presented as historical fact, but historians have questioned whether they were ever widely used.
Honestly, you can't lock someone up and call it trust. Faithfulness should come from love and commitment, not a lock and key.
What do you think? Was this protection, control, or pure insecurity?β¨
