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[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@Fattsoul @avisunnexes Effort, consistency. Imagine there’s no tap running water, time would make no difference.

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@Oleke_ Lol. Finally see y’all post again. It’s been so long. I think El On flicked a switch or something

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

some people body release even more. And if it can’t break it down fast enough, it builds up & leaves you feeling out of sorts. It’s not dangerous like an allergy, but it makes sense why I enjoy eating it, then immediately regret it. And this is way more common than I ever knew.

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

So today I finally figured out why I feel off, lethargic, & just sickly after eating any fresh citrus or juice, though I’m not allergic.
Apparently, it’s due to histamine sensitivity. Our body produces histamine to help with alertness & digestion but citrusy foods can make

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

Forgot my cutlery at home. Winter storm. No food delivery. Long hrs ahead. Hunger.
So without hope for an alt, I scarfed down with my bare hand.
🏳️Client saw me, startled but said nothing.
I chuckled internally because I already know I’m someone’s “craziest thing I saw today.”😂

[Enigmas @Enigmas0x]

The argument isn't just that Nigerians are passive—it’s that they have weaponized "Resilience" as a psychological trap.

​In most parts of the world, resilience means the ability to recover from a blow.

In the Nigerian context, it has been mutated into the ability to absorb abuse indefinitely.

​The critics of the walk-off are the same people who wait in 10-hour fuel queues without a murmur.

To them, the proper way to handle an unfair referee (or an unfair government) is to endure it until the final whistle and then complain in private.

There is a pathetic obsession with behaving well for an international audience that doesn't actually care.

The Moroccan team was rattled because someone finally refused to follow the script.

Nigerians hate that because it reminds them of the scripts they follow every day.

Nigeria is a nation built on legalisms rather than convictions.

​We value the process of looking civilized over the result of being free.
​A walk-off is uncivilized. A protest is disorderly.

​Consequently, the only "acceptable" form of progress is one that is signed, sealed, and delivered by the very powers that are oppressing you.

​The reason the potato can't understand rocket physics is that the potato’s entire existence is based on staying buried.

​To a culture that views submission as a spiritual duty, defiance looks like madness.

​The critics aren't actually upset that the team walked off; they are terrified of the precedent.

If a football team can decide the terms of their engagement, then perhaps the average citizen can too.

And that level of responsibility is a burden most would rather leave for God.

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

Fubara played the uno reverse card on the fct minister. Now he’s floundering like fish on dry land.

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

Merry Christmas ⛪️🎄🎊

[Naijabrandchick @nellyagbogu]

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[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@Nithya_Shrii For most introverts, their body relaxes after anyone leaves. It’s not always about bad energy. Sometimes, it’s just energy.

[Maliha @CaffeinatedLiha]

You’ve heard of writer’s block? Now meet the reader’s block. You want to read. You have time. You know what to read. You have a pile of books ready to read. But you can't sit still enough to read...

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@Mochievous Make this with any fresh freshwater fish, then pair it with yellow-garri eba. The pleasure! Now I’m craving this. It’s been years since I last ate this delicacy. I think it’s the first thing I’ll ask my mom to make the next time I see her. No one does it like her. Not even me 🥹

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@VillageParrot @Fattsoul 😂😂

[Saucy bandit (Priyanka Joshi)🇮🇳 @jopriyu267]

People often speak of the sacrifices parents make for their children, but almost no one acknowledges the quiet compromises children make for their parents.

So many of us grew up watching our parents struggle, and instinctively softened ourselves to spare them pain. We learned to swallow our wants before they ever became requests. We picked up a book in a shop, only to put it back the moment we overheard them discussing the month’s budget. We pretended school excursions didn’t interest us because we knew the extra fee would tighten things at home.

We hid our heartbreaks, adjusted our dreams, and chose nearer or lesser colleges....not for lack of ambition, but because we sensed the burden our choices could bring. These are the small, invisible sacrifices of childhood, the ones no one writes poems about, yet they shape us just as deeply.

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@Munalozy Kindness 👌🏽

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

Malaria herbal medicine/agbo primarily made with neem tree bark and leafs 🤮

[AndyJnr ° Umaru  @AndyjnrUmaru]

What traumatized you as a kid? 🤔

don't lie!!!

[Caitlin Francis @MrsCMFrancis]

I’m begging mothers to stop doing this, your child is allowed to be in public and if people don’t like it they can go to hell

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

@fantasticfarouk You sabi 🤜🏽🤛🏽

[Felish-or-Fels @domero_]

😂😂😂

[Adam @AdameMedia]

Nigeria and India right now 🤣