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I asked LoveGPT whether I'd find my wife in the next 5 years and it generated an image of a man with all of his skin removed.
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Shame is the lowest vibrational emotion because it is the denial of your own personhood. It is the opposite of love, yet it too must be met with love. When we recognize shame as fleeting rather than a truth about who we are, we can begin to accept the parts of ourselves that we have most deeply rejected.
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I've been taking hypnotherapy to treat my schizophrenia, and apparently I start humping the therapy couch pillows while whimpering the Lord's name. Please donβt take hypnotherapy if you're a cisgender, heterosexual, Catholic male. It turned me into a sissy.
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i love walkmogging people who are shorter than me hahaha your legs are so small they do not take you very far i could walk circles around you
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Once I'm inside of a room I'm there forever
I've never left any room I've entered
I have never left a room before
This room is inside of the room I just left
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u know i do everything in my power to purposely become unlikeable and unapproachable to ward off and scare away the unworthy but for some reason u freaks still canβt get enough of me i can respect that
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βΌοΈDEVELOPING: RADAR SHOWS JET FLEW INTO A STORM CORE AT 35,000 FEET
Analysis of Miami NEXRAD radar shows the Learjet 60 (N722BD) entered a thunderstorm core near Wellington at about 12:48 PM ET, just before it crashed in Palm Beach County.
At 35,000 feet, radar echoes around the jet jumped to 34 dBZ, with a 52 dBZ core below it and storm tops near 47,000 feet. Tracking data shows the jet climbed about 450 feet inside the core, then went into a spiraling dive and crashed 76 seconds later.
Minutes earlier, the crew told Miami Center they were in moderate turbulence and βmanaging the iceβ at β53Β°F, and asked to climb out of the precipitation. Moments later they declared a Mayday, reported an overspeed, and said they were banking 60 degrees.
All 9 people on board did not make it. The NTSB is investigating, and the cause has not been determined.


























