You CANNOT go back in time and change the decisions you took. Forgive yourself, move on, be your best version. You're alive and until death all defeat is psychological.
Rebuild.
Every time I see clips from the apartheid era it breaks my heart that KIDS had to stand up against an entire regime and that regime slaughtered many of them! They were just kids!!! 💔
@Sassythelight@Swip1er_l9ss No. From a writing perspective. This was EXTREMELY well executed.
- Use Bankai for the first time.
- Body is not use to it.
- Body can't handle that insane reastu liberation.
If Zaraki had the same experience with his Bankai than Yamamoto had with his ? Bro 🙈!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A wise man analyses the lay of the land before planting his forst seed. When you look out, you'll see most people are immoral lovers of pleasure that will act on convenience & enjoyment.
Do you really think women of such character won't cheat on you when something new (doesn't even have to be better) shows up? 😂
@ChrisExcel102 Young boys are a problem and deeply into statistics football. Mshishi can collect trophies or score more goals but prime 16 V will bench him any day.
His Arsenal CV is nuts man, been in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year ever since becoming a starter at Arsenal and hasn’t finished outside the top two in the league in that period. He’s retiring as Arsenal’s GOAT defender + one of PL’s GOAT defenders 100%
yebo siyavuma bafethu life is very difficult and unkind kodwa iyekeni lento ye self pity, be aggressive and fight.
people don’t care, we will stay saying sorry and ao shame but genuinely people don’t khere dem, fight.
Another side effect of our literacy crisis is that artists can no longer embed meaning in metaphors or communicate through nuanced visuals—consumers now demand everything be literal, or they simply won’t get it.
"Nothing looks the same after a trip to the Congo. The world back home no longer makes sense. It is difficult to reconcile how it even inhabits the same planet. Neatly arranged mountains of vegetables at grocery stores seem vulgar. Bright lights and flushing toilets seem like sorcery. Clean air and water feel like a crime. The markers of wealth and consumption appear violent. Most of it was built, after all, on violence, neatly tucked away in history books that tend to sanitize the truth."
- by Siddharth Kara from Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives.