Naz

[Naz @_cherrychick]

من معتقدم همه چیز به هم گره خورده
یه لبخند بزن
شاید لبخند تو دنیا رو جای بهتری کنه♡

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@sma_rs81 من خریدم برای بلادی مری ولی افتضاح بود و اصلا طعم گوجه نمیداد.. درنهایت به سس کچاپ تبدیل شد

[Naz @_cherrychick]

Ahhh, May Chaos Take the World.

[Naz @_cherrychick]

نمیتونم نفرت و انزجارم از دین رو توی کلمات جا بدم
جوری که اعصابم خورد میشه با کوچکترین اشاره به هر دینی
انگار دارم میترکم
یه کامنت الله‌اکبر کافیه که منفجر بشم

[Naz @_cherrychick]

سعی دارم برای عروسیم برنامه بریزم و تا اینجا از هرچی خوشم اومده نتونستم تو ایران پیداش کنم🙃

[Naz @_cherrychick]

فکر میکردم وقتی نت وصل میشه که وضعیت جور دیگه‌ای باشه..

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@DavidOkafo89302 @stonemystic1 @elonmusk it is

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@thatdayin1992 you're saying our lives don't matter.. ok.
but u know in Islamic Iran you can marry a 9yo child. It's literally the law based on Islam.
so if u actually have problem with pedos, u shouldn't ignore Iran.
in my opinion YOU'RE the one deflecting from the real issue.

[اردیبهشت @whiskeyfornoora]

کشتنش چون مجروح‌ها و زخمی‌ها رو نجات می‌داد.

[Iranhrdc.org @IHRDC]

Three Days Among the Dead: A Harrowing Account of a Protester Saved from Kahrizak

Exclusive: According to an account received by the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center, during the nationwide protests a family spent three days searching for their son, who had left home to protest and never returned. In anguish and uncertainty, the family first searched hospitals, then went to Behesht Zahra, and ultimately found themselves at Kahrizak—a place whose shocking images of large numbers of protesters’ bodies circulated widely on social media and in the press.

At #Kahrizak, the family was forced to search among a mass of bodies for their child, where hope and terror were intertwined. In the end, against all fears, they found their son alive. He had been severely wounded by gunfire and, according to this account, had remained without water or food for three days, lying motionless inside a plastic body bag used for the dead, out of fear of a fatal “finishing shot” by security forces.

According to this report, the family ultimately succeeded in transferring him to a hospital for medical treatment.

This account, while deeply distressing, captures a rare moment of survival amid death. At the same time, it offers a stark picture of the conditions surrounding the crackdown on protests, the treatment of the wounded, and the pressures placed on families seeking access to care—families left wandering between hospitals, morgues, and security facilities in search of their loved ones.

It should be noted that, due to severe internet restrictions and shutdowns in Iran, independent verification of this account is not currently possible.

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@DonLiyanage4 yeah but still i don't see the purpose

[Naz @_cherrychick]

تنها چیزی که داره تجزیه میشه منم دلیلش هم حرص و استرس زندگی توی دیکتاتوری اسلامیه

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@stdanixam خب بعد از ۵ ساعت بالاخره رسیدم ته توییتر فک کنم

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@StevenGlinert it's funny u think u know better:)

[Naz @_cherrychick]

جمهوری اسلامی باعث شده از امید بترسیم، سعی کنیم چیزی حس نکنیم و به مرده‌های متحرک تبدیل شیم
ولی یکبار دیگه
اینبار لطفا اینبار
دوباره امیدواریم
لطفا مجبور نشیم دوباره قلبمون رو دفن کنیم

[Dominik Tarczyński MEP @D_Tarczynski]

Abdanan, Iran!

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@Mojtabapacino یکی به انگلیسی توییت زده بود که معترضان وحشی شدن و دارن برنج رو هدر میدن
اونقدر عصبی شدم از اینکه همه چیز رو میخوان یجور بدی جلوه بدن که گریم گرفت

[Naz @_cherrychick]

ناخودآگاه ۵ صبح بیدار میشم دنبال اخبار آزادی بگردم

[Naz @_cherrychick]

@anime_shots himeno🖤