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There is no cool way to chase your dreams , it is ugly , difficult and embarrassing.
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Another cheat code is to elevate the mundane and make good habits accessible.
Buy a pretty water bottle with a straw, a self squeezing mop, a robe and some cleansing cuffs, nice sheets, etc.
Make the most basic things enjoyable.
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The older I get the prettier I look I don’t know how to explain it but I feel very womanly.
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The privilege of being able to say "I am loved at home" is something I will never take for granted. Home will always be my safe space because I know I am loved there ❤️
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manifesting that the end of the year feels like the universe saved the best for the last.
Just come out and voteeeeee PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.
It is easier to frustrate 10 than ot is to frustrate 50.
It is easier to lie to 100 people than to lie to 1000
There is safety in numbers.
Collect that voters card, come out and vote
From “Ibadan”. Lmfaoooooo
Replying to @Piscesbybirth
I'm so sad about texas. Democrats have tried everything to get that state. Now that they do, the sanctity of the state is about to be ripped to shreds by the wokies.
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You actually do, sperm deteriorates from age 30 and from age 45 it has much higher DNA mutation rates. This causes worse pregnancies for the women that are impregnated with this sub par sperm and causes higher risk of genetic and neurological disorders in the child.
Eggs however, decrease in numbers with age, but not in quality.
Men don't have a biological clock like women do. We have a different reproductive timeline. Biology isn't opinion. ⏰�
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Men experience age-related declines in semen quality and fertility (often called a male biological clock) starting around age 30-40, plus increased risks to offspring, though more gradual than women's changes.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25462195/
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC32…
betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditi…






















