🇩🇴 If i can’t move heaven, I’ll raise hell. THE Pisces Princess. #FlyeaglesFly
Austin, TX
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Many people don’t know when i was in undergrad i interned for a politician, you can never convince me that idk wtf I’m talking about. I’ve seen many of these things firsthand. I’m not just going off conspiracy theories and social media clips!
Ima say this ONE time. I do NOT argue with the “i don’t do politics, or i don’t vote” ppl. I have no desire to change your mind, so don’t try to change mind. As someone who studied political science, you will NEVER sway my opinion, so don’t try. Thangya!
I’ve always wondered why men disliked being called sensitive. It’s bc they associate sensitivity with being a cry- baby. Sensitive just means you are quick to respond to emotions felt. I need ppl to pick up dictionaries ASAP lol
Lorraine✨ retweeted
The world is so cruel to women...even in death she is being scrutinized & she wasn't even the main one flying like...
I believe the female pilot involved in the tragic private plane crash in Palm Beach County today is Nathalia Filgueiras, of Florida.
Nathalia Filgueiras did a news interview about getting her pilot's license while still in high school in 2023.
In a March 2026 post, Nathalia posted about flying a LearJet 60, the type of plane that crashed today.
Her sister, Giulia, also seemingly commented on a TikTok post about the crash saying "My sister 💔" and her Instagram is following Nathalia's "itsnatflig" account.
Her partner, "J" (as seen in her IG bio) is likely the "Jack" she cries out to in the chilling audio.
It looks like she flies with him routinely, according to her former social media posts.
Jack is also heard reciting the Lord's prayer in the moments before the crash.
May they rest in peace.
Ppl be waking up angry at the world and will find anything to make those around them irritable as well. Aht aht, not me!
Lorraine✨ retweeted
cant make this shit up tonight I opened X, saw a plane hit the ground at 200000 mph, a detroit lions players get horribly injured, an old video of the tsunami destroying japan, a cop get shot, and a post about cancer in <<<< 5 minutes (not an exaggeration). immediately got sad. will be ruminating for a while. love this app. love what social media offers the world. but holy shit if you dont think sitting on these apps all day can negatively impact your mood then youve really gotta take a look in the mirror.
Crazy things have happened every single day for the entire history of mankind. The only difference is this is the first time in history you have an engagement-based feed shoving them all in your face 24/7. There are 7 billion-plus people in this world, 5 billion of whom have cell phone cameras. The world is crazy. You are not supposed to, nor should you, expose yourself to every morbid event going on in this world. The people that promulgate these events are incentivized to do so via ad revenue, engagement, etc. I'm all for keeping an ear to the ground and staying aware of what's going on in this world, but youve got to differentiate between signal and bait.
I really like this. I be writing down all the cool shit yall do for my imaginary kid 🤣
I do these “performance review” conversations with my daughter so she knows she can always come to me with things she would like me to change.
Right now it’s mostly silly, childish things like not turning the lights if she’s still in a room. But I know in the future, it will be more serious things as she continues to grow up.
Lorraine✨ retweeted
I do these “performance review” conversations with my daughter so she knows she can always come to me with things she would like me to change.
Right now it’s mostly silly, childish things like not turning the lights if she’s still in a room. But I know in the future, it will be more serious things as she continues to grow up.
Lorraine✨ retweeted
I want my kids to grow up thinking investing is normal, traveling is normal, taking care of your body is normal, and talking about money without arguing is normal.
A lot of what children believe is possible comes from what they see at home.
