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Yo girl better than me cus I would’ve dragged it lmao like girl yes this nigga weird asf 🤣
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i’m sick of the contentification of everything. put that camera & flash down please. i was just at a wedding & when i say every single vendor wanted a video. they’ll give you small chops & next thing there’s a camera in your face. a slide of pizza,camera. gosh!
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Sorry I know this is triggering but I must share these type of things 🤷♀️ it’s very important young women be Hurd
Her mother was a schizophrenic crack addict who vanished for weeks at a time. She grew up on one bare mattress, and school was the only place she ate. At 11 she was moved into a one-bedroom trailer with three heroin addicts, and on her 14th birthday her grandmother put her in a psych ward. Years later a strip club bouncer made her a bet, and 24 hours later she was on a plane to LA to shoot p*rn.
Her name is Ziggy. In the video below she tries to tell her childhood out loud and keeps stopping to apologize. The hardest part to say is about her father, and what he did to all three kids in the first two years of her life.
She remembers one day most. He locked her sister in a closet so he could get to Ziggy alone. She screamed as loud as she could while her sister pounded on the door from the inside. When it was over, her sister crawled over to her. She says that moment bonded them and broke them apart forever.
Today her sister can’t hold a single relationship. Her brother is starting to show signs of schizophrenia. Her youngest brother won’t speak to anyone. And her parents are still married. Her mom calls sometimes to say she’s sorry, then calls again months later not knowing who she’s talking to.
When CPS stepped in, the kids were handed back to that same mother. One room, one mattress, no sheets, no pillow, no clothes. At school she told everyone she was just a disobedient kid who refused to shower, because nobody had ever taught her how. Later her grandmother kept her in lockdown rehab, and Ziggy says it was just so she could keep collecting her social security checks.
The video opens with her listing everything she’ll never get: her mom teaching her makeup, her dad teaching her to ride a bike. She’s 25 now. She says she’s finally happy, and that none of it was her fault.
So who failed her worse: the parents who did this, or the system that kept handing her back to them?
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Ladies, when you say it, you mean the bus is coming. When we say it, the bus is already here. 😂
Watch the full special, Joy in the Trenches, on Netflix.
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My mum has lifelong friends who have never left my side since I lost her, they are literally my aunts and that shows me the type of woman she is. I really aspire to have friendships like that
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She didn’t let her sin stop her from standing before Allah. That’s not hypocrisy, that’s faith. May Allah make us among those who whenever we sin, we run back to Him not away from Him. This is a reminder that Salah is not for perfect people. It’s for sinners who want to come back
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The fact that someone as horrendous as Rochelle could potentially win Big Brother speaks volumes about the state of the British public. A bigoted, racist, intellectually stunted, self-centred and ignorant 60-year-old woman who is completely detached from humanity. #BBUK
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Guys, I ate someone's sandwich for breakfast (genuine mistake) and now the office is doing an investigation and I feel anxious
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Men with more than one woman has existed in every society since the dawn of time. Islam came and regulated it, with limits, conditions and obligations to each wife.
Look at the West, where it is banned. Go into any workplace and you will find married men having affairs, and the women know exactly who they are with. There are far more women than men, and most women only go for the man with status or looks, maybe 2% of men. If one man has one woman, many women are left with no marriage at all. So they take the married man, and he cheats on his wife. They accept it because the man they want is already taken. A polygynous marriage is illegal, so what remains is a relationship nobody regulates and nobody has rights in. Neither sex is the villain here. That is the materialist explanation, and it is reality.
Judging the ruling by the men who abuse it is hypocrisy. Nobody says Sharia is bad because some ruler oppresses his citizens. ‘I knew people who practised it badly’ shows that the man failed, and says nothing about what Allah legislated.
‘I don’t understand why Allah did this’ usually comes from the Western template of marriage: find your soulmate, like a novel. That describes educated women with jobs and options, who then promote their own situation to a universal rule. Travel the Muslim world and you will see where polygyny is needed and people marrying for different reasons.. Islam is for all of humanity, so its rules must work everywhere, for everyone. Does the Creator not know His creation? (67:14)
Allah permitted it and obligated nobody. No one can force you into it, so these debates are pointless. Resentment of His rules is dangerous: ‘That is because they disliked what Allah revealed, so He nullified their deeds’ (47:9).
You are limited in sight and knowledge: ‘you have been given only a little knowledge’ (17:85).
The root of all of this is a school system whose whole knowledge is built on Descartes and his heirs. Descartes said in Discours de la methode something along the lines of ‘good sense is the best-shared thing in the world, since everyone believes they have enough.’ A degree convinces people their reason can grasp everything, and from a curriculum built by that worldview they conclude that whatever they cannot understand must be wrong. Insane arrogance for limited and everfinishing species
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