Yelena Dmitriyeva

[Space Tourist @spacetourist0]

Every woman who has been in a relationship with Elon Musk has described the same first phase. The first weeks are the most focused, present, and emotionally engaged version of Elon that anyone in their life has ever encountered. Not just romantic. Present. As if the most powerful processor on earth had been aimed entirely at one person and nothing else existed.

Justine described the early courtship at Queen's University as relentless. He called every day. He sent roses. He pursued with the same intensity he would later apply to building companies. The attention was total.

Talulah described their early relationship as a fairy tale. He was charming, attentive, and emotionally available in a way that felt impossible given his public persona. She described being surprised that the man behind the companies was gentle, funny, and genuinely interested in her inner world.

Grimes described the first conversations as lasting for hours. They talked about AI, music, the simulation hypothesis, and the future of the species until 4am. She said she had never met anyone who could keep up with her intellectually across every domain she cared about. The match felt cosmic.

Shivon described the relationship as beginning from a place of intellectual respect that evolved into something deeper. The connection was professional before it was personal. When it became personal, the depth was already there.

The pattern is identical: total attention for weeks. An intensity that redefines the woman's understanding of what connection can feel like. A period where she is the center of the most powerful orbit in the world. Then a slow, sometimes sudden, withdrawal as the companies reclaim the bandwidth.

Every partner fell in love with the same version of Elon: the one who gives 100% of his attention. Every partner lost the same version: the one who reduces that 100% to 5% once the initial phase ends and the mission takes the rest.

The cruelest part is that the 100% version is real. It is not a performance. He genuinely gives that level of focus in the beginning. The withdrawal is not a reveal of his true self. Both selves are true. The capacity for total attention and the inability to sustain it exist in the same man. The first version is who he is when the mission is quiet. The second is who he is the rest of the time. The mission is quiet for about 3 weeks.

[Fact @Fact]

Actions speak louder than words. We can apologize over and over, but if our actions don't change, the words become meaningless.

[COCO @TWOTIMESABITCH]

love is how you treat someone, not how you feel about them

[Tyler Rosh @Tyler_Rossh]

Count the bounce..

[Libriscent @libriscent]

if you never let people face the consequences of how they treat you, they’ll keep feeling safe bringing you their worst behavior.

[𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐝 @LEGENDBANKS]

I'm a psychologist

and I can always tell
when someone grew up invisible.

Not neglected.
Not unloved.

Just never really seen.

Here are the signs: 1/8

[Unfiltered @quotesdaily100]

LIVING INDOORS ALL DAY:

- Body clock drifts off track
- Mornings feel foggy and slow
- Sleep comes later each night
- Mood stays flat and low
- Energy drags all day

STEPPING OUTSIDE EARLY:

[Alessandra @SJM29917074]

When 9/11 happened and the second plane hit, we immediately knew it was an act of war. Watching the towers collapse, we knew that most, if not all the wounded were not coming to our hospital. We were hundreds of miles from ground zero, yet for days, administrators planned and "mandated" healthcare workers to be on standby as if miraculously survivors would rise from the horrible ashes.
IT MADE NO SENSE.

Watching families desperately roaming the NYC streets for weeks, haunts my memories. I was so blessed to not be there, and yet, so deeply sad for them all. We are all inspired by the acts of courage we learned about, but to this day, we still feel profound sadness. SEEING EVIL LIKE THAT WAS LIFE CHANGING AND IT MADE NO SENSE.

When Covid was spreading rapidly, the health commissioner of NYC told everyone to party on Chinese New Year in NYC to avoid being "racist." It all became incredibly political incredibly fast.
IT MADE NO SENSE.

I was still working at a hospital, but in a different capacity. It was a daily struggle to recognize the real threat to everyone, their incredible sacrifice, often away from family for weeks, and yet see the incredible harms we were inflicting with draconian behaviors and hospital rules.
THEY MADE NO SENSE.

Patients were sent to nursing homes to spread covid to the most vulnerable and they were made to die alone.
IT MADE NO SENSE.

Add to that insane "mandates" and "CDC recommendations to vaccinate the healthy young people who were not at risk with a series of covid shots, especially when younger people were dying of unlikely and inexplicable cardiac arrest after getting shots.
IT MADE NO SENSE.

If the "vaccine" was protective for adults at risk, why do they need everyone else mandated to take it for school, work, travel, and everything? Doctors unilaterally decided to even deny a kidney transplant from a living donor if the donor wouldn't take the series of Covid shots. (If the recipient is given the shot, why would it be an issue?
IT MADE NO SENSE.

Hospital lockdowns caused unknown numbers of deaths because the very people who are critical for quality- advocates and family members- were often severely restricted or banned. It never helped the staff avoid exposure.
IT MADE NO SENSE.

Yet they did it for years, with little to no supporting data. People became more angry, far more hostile and violent- a trend that was exacerbated exponentially- further burning out workers everywhere. "Experts" spent months developing an "equity" plan for distributing ventilators, and ICU beds despite the fact that hospitals and doctors don't operate that way. If someone is close to death, you have no time for a "committee decision." IT MADE NO SENSE.

Many focused on their own self-serving goals. Woke activists used Covid to rant about DEI and spend their time writing articles while front line people had the life sucked out of them and their hearts broken. Fauci became a media rock star when in reality he was a liar, a grifter, a fraud and tragedy monger. We knew all along it was a lab-made virus. The bats and pangolins
MADE NO SENSE.

What happened was massive disillusionment in life, in our government, in our previously trusted institutions and an assault on all the liberties we held dear. These experiences turned people against one another, if not openly, in their hearts and minds- IT'S THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES SENSE.

I pray we deal with it and heal for our kids' and grandkids' sakes and work together to make sure whatever we do in the future MAKES SENSE.

[4yva4ok @koron3492721]

Эту песню мы пели в общаге при СССР..... ПРОПАЖА.

[No Context Cats @nocontextscats]

Loafing together

[HuntR Klark @HuntArCk]

🚨 Angelina Jolie allegedly reveals the shocking reason behind her split from Brad Pitt and why she wanted their children to drop his last name:🤯🔥

🗣️ “Two years before our separation, we discussed our children’s future, including inheritance. I wanted all six children, including the three we adopted, to receive equal treatment. However, Brad allegedly insisted that his properties should go exclusively to his biological children, arguing that I was wealthy enough to take care of the adopted ones.

“I was furious and decided to file for divorce, demanding $70,000 per child monthly in support. However, he reportedly offered only $50,000, an amount I felt wasn’t enough to cover their needs.
“Months later, I reportedly took legal action to remove his surname from the children because I felt he was no longer living up to his responsibilities as a father.”

[Space Tourist @spacetourist0]

Elon Musk told his biographer that the breakup with Amber Heard was the most emotionally painful experience of his romantic life. Not the divorces from Justine. Not the two divorces from Talulah. Not the Grimes separation. Amber. The relationship that lasted roughly one year produced more pain than the marriages that lasted longer and produced children.

The relationship began in 2016 while Amber was still legally married to Johnny Depp. The circumstances were messy from inception. The public scrutiny was immediate. The celebrity tabloid machinery was activated from day one. Every dinner was photographed. Every airport was documented. The relationship existed under a microscope that neither of his marriages had experienced.

Elon appeared at public events with Amber looking visibly different. He seemed lighter. He smiled in a way that photographs from his marriages don't show. Multiple people who knew him during this period described him as the happiest they had ever seen him. The man who builds rockets and runs companies with mechanical precision was, for a brief period, emotionally available in a way his inner circle found unfamiliar.

The breakup reportedly came from Amber. She ended it. He did not want it to end. This is the critical detail. In every other relationship, Elon was the one who withdrew, who filed, who moved on. With Amber, the pattern reversed. He was the one left. He was the one who wanted more. The one relationship where he was fully emotionally invested was the one where the other person walked away.

He has described the period after the Amber breakup with the same language he uses for 2008 (the worst year of his life). The comparison equates losing Amber with nearly losing SpaceX, Tesla, and his entire fortune simultaneously. The woman was weighed against the companies and the scale balanced.

The most painful breakup in the life of the richest man on earth was not the longest relationship, the deepest partnership, or the one that produced the most children. It was the one where he was vulnerable and someone else decided it wasn't enough. The pattern broke. The pain was new. And the pain of being left by someone you wanted to keep is the one pain that money, companies, and a mission to Mars cannot process.

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Cary Grant and Sophia Loren shared a famous, intense romance that began while filming The Pride and the Passion in Spain in 1957 and continued while working on Houseboat in 1958. Grant was deeply captivated by Loren, sending her daily bouquets of flowers, sharing stories from his painful childhood, and openly courting her despite being married at the time. Grant proposed marriage to Loren, hoping she would leave her life in Europe and move to Hollywood with him...

He was convinced that Sophia was the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with. One evening, he looked at her with pure sincerity and offered her a choice that could change everything. Cary asked her to marry him, leaving his quiet Hollywood life behind to build a new future together.

The two movie stars had first met on the filming set of The Pride and the Passion in 1957.

Cary Grant was fifty-three years old, an established Hollywood legend known all over the world for his incredible charm and perfect manners.

Sophia Loren was just twenty-two years old, a breathtaking rising star from Italy who was making her very first American movie.

From the very first moment they met in Spain, Cary was completely captivated by her beauty, her warm humor, and her genuine personality.

Although Cary was married at the time to Betsy Drake, his heart had completely moved on, and his feelings for Sophia grew stronger every single day.

He showered her with fresh flowers, took her out to quiet dinners after long shooting days, and spoke to her with deep affection.

For Cary, this was never just a passing movie set romance.

He was genuinely ready to rewrite his life, walk away from his old routine, and start a fresh chapter at her side.

For Sophia, receiving a proposal from one of the most handsome and famous men on the planet was both flattering and deeply overwhelming.

She was young, far away from her family, and suddenly facing the most important decision of her entire life.

Choosing Cary meant picking a clear path filled with American security, immediate Hollywood royalty status, and financial peace of mind.

However, her heart was already deeply committed to another man back in Italy.

Carlo Ponti, the Italian film producer who had discovered her talent, guided her career, and supported her family, was the true love of her life.

Carlo was also married at the time under strict Italian laws that made divorce virtually impossible, creating a situation filled with public scandal and endless complications.

Yet, despite every obstacle, Sophia felt an unbreakable soul connection with Carlo that no amount of Hollywood glamour could ever replace.

She listened to Cary with great respect and tenderness, but she knew in her heart that she had to remain completely honest with him.

She turned Cary down gently, looking into his eyes and telling him that her heart belonged to Carlo, and that she could never pretend otherwise.

Cary was deeply heartbroken by her decision, but he accepted her answer with total class, grace, and chivalry.

He never showed any bitterness or resentment toward her.

Instead, they remained warm, devoted friends for the rest of his life, bound by pure mutual admiration.

Sophia reflected on that pivotal turning point years later when discussing her life journey.

She said to him back then, "You know I love you, Cary, but my heart is in Italy."

When we look closely at her choice, we realize that life constantly presents us with glittering shortcuts that look smooth and comfortable on the surface.

Yet, true peace only comes when we honor the quiet whisper of the soul rather than the loud temptations of the external world.

Sophia chose loyalty to her authentic feelings over easy security, trusting that the divine order of the universe always guides us where we truly belong.

#archaeohistories

[Ayşegül Sazçalan @izmiirlii34]

Angelina Jolie'nin halk önünde bile kendini kontrol edememesine neden olan o adamın ne yaptığını merak etmeye devam ediyorum 🤔

[Anında @anindanet]

Letonyalı bir kadın, evli ya da bekar olan tüm erkeklerin tek başına yapacağı Letonya ziyaretinde, Letonyalı kadınların üzerlerine atlayacaklarını çünkü ülkede yeterince erkek olmadığını iddia etti.

[Game Of Thrones Historian @GOT_historian]

I watched GOT not for the dragons, not for the battles. But for this.

[PrettyGirls @beautyshowcase]

This is what a 10/10 looks like 🏆

[ADA @Uc_heyy02]

We all agree Cersei Lannister is the most beautiful woman in westeros right?

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton on vacation in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in 1963.... (Colorized)

Taylor was married to singer Eddie Fisher, and Burton was married to Sybil Williams. Their romance began on the set of “Cleopatra,” and by 1963, it was one of the biggest scandals in the world. That year, Burton traveled to Puerto Vallarta to film “The Night of the Iguana,” directed by John Huston. Taylor came along to be with him.

At the time, Puerto Vallarta was a quiet fishing town. Reporters and photographers soon flooded in, hoping to catch the couple together. The photos they sent home showed off the town’s beaches and jungle-covered hills to the world.

Taylor and Burton both divorced their spouses and married each other in 1964. Burton bought her a house in Puerto Vallarta called Casa Kimberley, and they later added a second home across the street, connected by a pink bridge locals called the “bridge of love.”

They divorced in 1974, remarried in 1975 and divorced again the next year.

Local tourism officials still credit them with putting Puerto Vallarta on the map. When the couple arrived, Puerto Vallarta had about 12,500 residents. Today, it’s home to around a quarter million people.

#archaeohistories