Djangoblack79

Chill guy living my grown man life.

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D'Angelo - Cruisin' (1995)

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Joy Crookes - Feet Don't Fail Me Now (2021)

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Grace Jones - Corporate Cannibal (2008)

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Teena Marie - Out On a Limb (1984)

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the way Whitney left Enrique speechless

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Axilas deqchi é muito bom

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At nineteen Kevin Hines believed his suffering would never end. On September 25, 2000, overwhelmed by severe mental illness, he jumped from San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. But as soon as he began falling he regretted his decision. The hopelessness gave way to a desperate desire to live.

The impact when he struck the bay was devastating. Three vertebrae in his back were shattered. His spinal cord narrowly escaped permanent damage. He remained conscious and struggled in the freezing water. Then he felt something beneath his body helping him stay near the surface. When the Coast Guard arrived they pulled him from the water.

Later he heard that witnesses had seen a sea lion beneath him. Kevin came to believe the animal had helped keep him above water. He faced a long physical recovery and had to confront the mental illness that had brought him to the bridge. Recovery was neither quick nor simple. Gradually he began to understand that his life could hold something beyond the suffering he had experienced.

Eventually Kevin began sharing his story publicly. He became a well-known advocate for suicide prevention. He spoke at schools, conferences and public events. His message was that the way people feel during a crisis does not necessarily reflect how they will feel in the future. September 25, 2000, could have been the last day of his life. Instead it became the beginning of a different journey.

[Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle @DrDoyleSays]

You are not the metaphorical, emotional, or behavioral mask you were made to wear your entire life. You're actually beautiful under there. You are.

You get to remove that mask at your pace, as you feel safe to do so-- but understand, the mask does not hide anything hideous.

[Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle @DrDoyleSays]

Being yourself & loving yourself-- not in the abstract, touchy feely "feeling" sense, but in the concrete, behavioral sense-- is hardcore rebellion against the bullies & abusers who tried to shame & pressure you out of your own identity. That's real, not metaphorical.

You rebel.

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WHY THE STRONGEST SOUL IN THE FAMILY OFTEN SUFFERS THE MOST?

Sometimes, the strongest soul in the family is the one who carries the heaviest emotional burden.

They are the ones who feel everything deeply, notice the unspoken pain, and recognize the patterns everyone else has learned to ignore. They often become the peacemaker, the listener, the problem-solver, and the person everyone turns to when life falls apart.

But who holds them when they are falling apart?

Who notices their exhaustion behind their smile? Who asks if they are okay when they have spent their entire lives making sure everyone else is?

Sometimes, the strongest soul becomes the cycle-breaker of the family. They begin questioning old beliefs, confronting unhealthy patterns, setting boundaries, and refusing to pass the same wounds down to the next generation.

And that journey can be lonely.

When you stop accepting what your family has always considered normal, you may be misunderstood. When you establish boundaries, people who benefited from your silence may call you selfish. When you choose healing, others may feel uncomfortable because your growth challenges the patterns they have never questioned.

But remember this: you are not here to carry everyone’s pain at the expense of your own peace.

You can love your family without sacrificing yourself.
You can honor your ancestors without repeating their suffering.
You can forgive people without allowing them to hurt you again.
You can understand someone’s trauma without accepting their harmful behavior.

Perhaps the real strength of a soul is not measured by how much suffering it can endure, but by its courage to face the pain, learn from it, and choose a different path.

You do not have to save everyone to prove that you are strong. You do not have to keep breaking yourself to keep your family together.

Sometimes, healing the bloodline begins with one person deciding that the pain will not continue through them.

Let that person be you—not because you are destined to suffer, but because you deserve to live differently.

Tell me, have you ever felt like you were the one in your family who had to break the cycle and heal what others refused to confront?

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the making of Daft Punk's video for "Around the World"

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Janet Jackson - Rock With U (2008)

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I don’t know, Y’all… Japan might have it with the male RnB singers. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[Djangoblack79 @djangoblack79]

@kekouke6 Thts is very true in my experience. 11 Years in the military.

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