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requiem æternam

[ak. @AdamKfm]

@TeamVitalityVAL @VALORANTukn Would love to go on the 21st to watch my first ever VCT grand finals!

[Rain ☔ 🇨🇦🏳️‍⚧️🦝 @spookygirlrain]

that part i can excuse, from the way it's presented. never in a million years would he have imagined it would be real and he said some dumb shit half-serious in the moment without thinking. fine. it's everything that came AFTER that makes him a monster.

[Paper Rex @pprxteam]

it's almost PRX time #VCTPacific

[ak. @AdamKfm]

@blythevee Hiii im interested

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Wait im in this video lmao

[Nick Timothy MP @NJ_Timothy]

Too many are too polite to say this.

But mass ritual prayer in public places is an act of domination.

The adhan - which declares there is no god but allah and Muhammad is his messenger - is, when called in a public place, a declaration of domination.

Perform these rituals in mosques if you wish. But they are not welcome in our public places and shared institutions.

And given their explicit repudiation of Christianity they certainly do not belong in our churches and cathedrals.

I am not suggesting everybody at Trafalgar Square last night is an Islamist. But the domination of public places is straight from the Islamist playbook.

Trafalgar Square belongs to all of us. It is a national memorial to our independence and our salvation.

Last night was not like a televised football match or a St Patrick’s Day celebration.

It was an act of domination and therefore division.

It shouldn’t happen again.

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Mfw my worst enemy is myself

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Lowkey do I go LANY concert

[maya @Maya_rainbow27]

How to romanticise living in the UK I’m genuinely losing my mind

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Siot lupa nk fight tiket airasia

[Mojo @ThereallMojo]

did a one hour commute to uni and ended up skipping the lecture

[أنينا فاريس @anina_faris]

"Orang tak solat sebab Allah taknak terima ibadah solat kamu."

"Tak solat sebab Allah taknak jumpa kamu."

"Orang tak berdoa sebab Allah taknak kabulkan doa kamu."

"Blabla sebab Allah tak sayang, sebab Allah benci, dll."

Cuba jangan jadi jurucakap Allah. Tak perlu dakwah sentap. Nak cakap apa-apa berkenaan Allah, bawalah dalil.

Bukan share entah mana-mana video daripada ustaz/ustazah yang kita tak tahu mana sumbernya.

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Bag secured

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Kenapa tetibe craving gulai tempoyak udang😭😭😭

[ak. @AdamKfm]

Worth the wait

[laroi @thekidlaroi]

my new album BEFORE I FORGET out JANUARY 9TH. my new single A PERFECT WORLD is OUT NOW.

pre-save the album here https://t.co/0nxpn6yYHH

[Grace of God🫶🕊️ @KLeeeyah]

Actually, nobody likes you when you're depressed. Plain and simple. We can talk all day about mental health and how important it is, but the moment you are depressed, people start to distance themselves.

They see you as negative, a burden, and someone too heavy to handle.😪

[taco belle is going to vc5 ✨ @animalologist]

I’m reading a book about decision-making written by a poker player, and she points out that “resulting” is misattribution — thinking a bad outcome means you made a bad choice. Your decisions may have been sound, even if it turned out poorly bc you were unlucky. Try to disentangle results from the choices that landed you where you are. If you were acting reasonably with limited information, don’t question yourself in the aftermath. Hindsight is always 20/20

[positivity moon @arrtnem]

People say they want privacy until they meet someone who actually has it.

Not the performative “private” where you still post soft launches, vague captions, story replies, little curated hints so everyone can keep tracking the plot. I mean real privacy. The kind where your life doesn’t come with commentary. Where your phone isn’t a public window. Where your wins, your losses, your relationships, your breakdowns don’t get uploaded as evidence.

people get weird.

You can see the moment their brain hits the wall. They ask a normal question, “so what have you been up to,” and you give them a normal answer that is also a closed door. “Work’s been busy.” “Just been chilling.” “Nothing crazy.” You smile. You move on. And something in them doesn’t relax. Because they weren’t asking for facts. They were asking for access.

A lot of people are not used to not having access.

We live in a time where everyone is constantly narrating themselves. Posting their meals, their heartbreak, their therapy language, their gym progress, their new person, their new home, their new era. Even if they say “I’m private,” they still leak. They drop breadcrumbs on purpose because being fully unseen feels like death to them.

So when you don’t leak, they start filling the silence with stories.

They assume you’re hiding something. They assume you’re lying. They assume you think you’re better than them. They assume you’re judging them. They assume you’re mysterious in a calculated way, like you’re playing chess while they’re making small talk.

Sometimes they even get offended, which is hilarious.

Like your privacy is an insult. Like you owe them transparency to prove you’re “real.” Like you owe the room a plotline so they can orient themselves. And if you don’t give it, they start poking. Testing. Fishing.

“So are you seeing anyone?”
“What happened with that job?”
“Why don’t you post more?”
“Where were you last weekend?”
“Who were you with?”

They try to catch you. Not because they care. Because they’re unsettled by not being able to map you.

This is the part no one says out loud: a lot of people use information as control.

Not evil control. Everyday control. Social control. The kind where if I know what you’re doing, I know where I stand. If I know your relationship status, I know how to treat you. If I know your problems, I know what role to play in your life. If I know your weaknesses, I know how to win an argument later. If I know your plans, I know if you’re leaving me behind.

So when you’re truly private, you remove a tool they rely on.

u become unpredictable in a way that scares them, because they can’t pre-empt you. They can’t manage you. They can’t keep a running tally of your life and compare it to theirs. They can’t decide if they should envy you, pity you, compete with you, flirt with you, ignore you. They have to relate to you in real time, on what you actually say and do, not on the story they’ve been consuming from your feed.

that is rare now. It’s also intimate in a way people don’t expect.

Because if you don’t broadcast, then the only way to know you is to know you.

To ask. To listen. To spend time. To earn the details. To be trusted.

Most people don’t have the patience for that. They want the summary. The highlights. The quick scroll that tells them what category you’re in.

So they get odd. They start guessing.

They’ll call you “mysterious” like it’s either a compliment or a warning. They’ll joke that you’re “secretive” when what they mean is “I can’t track you.” They’ll project motives onto you. They’ll decide you’re arrogant. Or traumatized. Or sneaky. Or having an amazing life and hiding it. Or having a miserable life and hiding it. They’ll pick a narrative and treat it like fact because uncertainty makes them itch.

And sometimes - this is the sharp one - they’ll try to provoke you into revealing yourself.

They’ll say something slightly disrespectful just to see if you react.

[FIR @fdajesfry]

I said before, 80% to 90% of what we have today is because of luck (rezeki) that's beyond our control.

True, we need to accept that this world is unfair, hence why there's a need for empathy and to keep fighting for inequality, not just to be okay with it.