"Escucha a tu cuerpo"
Mi cuerpo: renuncia a tu trabajo, desaparece de la sociedad, haz amistad con las vacas del campo, abandona todo y vuélvete una con los árboles
I sometimes lose $4,000 on a trade and don't give a shit.
Went out with my friends last night, and my girlfriend suggested I pay for everyone.
It was $588.
There's no f*cking way I'm throwing $558 away like that.
Forget about it.
You have to treat trading like robbing a bank
You get in, take what you came for and you get out.
You’ll get caught if you try leave with the whole thing.
❌ JAMÁS veas estos animes de CRUNCHYROLL:
・Ataque a los Titanes 🇯🇵 (un final dividido más veces que la propia humanidad)
・One Piece 🇯🇵 (más de mil episodios para seguir buscando el mismo tesoro)
・Naruto Shippuden 🇯🇵 (una gran historia enterrada bajo toneladas de relleno)
・Dragon Ball Super 🇯🇵 (nostalgia exprimida con transformaciones de colores)
・Jujutsu Kaisen 🇯🇵 (animación espectacular intentando ordenar un argumento caótico)
✅ 6 joyas ocultas que sí DEBES ver ↓↓
How can a man (allegedly) k!lls woman, Stays with Her C0rpse for days in Enugu, this girls why can't you just know who you're visiting too what's all this nonsense😭
Some of una dem go send una school you go leave dey find who no dey find you poverty ehh💔
25 años despues me entero de esto, un hombre que estaba en la zona de impacto en em WTC el 11s intento bajar por las columnas exteriores.
La desesperación de ese hombre que no tenia escapatoria y su única salida visible era bajar por afuera a 400 metros de altura. Terrible.
I was 15 yrs old when I saw the Logan Paul Suicide Forest (2018) Video on Youtube. It was scaring.
The video was largely wiped from the internet, but not lost… Given his new position, he deserves public accountability. In the interest of transparency, here is my archive of it:
The reason there is so little racism in Japan is simple: Japanese people basically dislike everyone.
Race has nothing to do with it. We just do not want to deal with other human beings.
That is why we carefully follow manners and social rules, so we can avoid bothering one another and keep interaction to a minimum.
This is who Japanese people really are, and it is the complete opposite of Americans.
Forget hugs and handshakes. We do not even want to make eye contact. Ideally, nobody would come within 15 feet of us.
We are already crammed together on this tiny island. Everyone has had enough.
Understanding this is the single biggest key to understanding Japanese people.