Years ago, Umar Khalid was talking about the suppression of dissent and the way this government treats students who dare to question it. He warned us about what was happening and he is still paying the price for speaking out.
One of the most banned videos on earth.
Netanyahu wrote a book in 1995 in which he “predicting” the bringing down of the World Trade Center
“We are benefiting from one thing, and that is the attack on the Twin Towers and Pentagon, and the American struggle in Iraq,” said after 9/11
This woman just said the quiet part out loud and I felt every single word.
“You are not just marrying a person, you are marrying their childhood, their coping mechanisms… the fact that they leave one sip of juice in the refrigerator like a sociopath.”
Oh my goodness. Because why is that so accurate??
And then she continues with:
“Marriage is basically two exhausted people trying not to psychologically waterboard each other during tax season.”
I'm not lying. That line alone is a public service announcement.
The real ones though:
- Love is not enough. Shared values matter more.
- The goal isn’t to stay the same forever... it’s can we keep meeting each new version of each other with curiosity instead of resentment?
- Love mostly lives in boring Tuesday behavior.
- Your partner cannot be your entire universe. That is too much pressure for one nervous system.
I’ve been married long enough to know she’s not exaggerating a single thing. The forehead kiss and the “I picked this up because I thought you’d like it” hits harder than any anniversary post ever could.
Successful marriages really are just two people who decided to grow up instead of just grow older.
What’s the best marriage advice? Drop it below. Let’s educate (and mildly traumatize) each other.