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[Formula 1 @F1]

LANDO NORRIS WINS THE HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX!! 🏁🏆🎉

#F1 #HungarianGP

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

What Finland Did About Male Suicide, And What Australia Can Learn...

In the late 1980s, Finland faced one of the highest suicide rates in Europe, concentrated among men: rural, middle-aged, isolated, often drinking heavily.

Instead of repeating the familiar line that “men just won’t seek help” Finland asked a better question: Who is dying, where, and why?

They launched a national study examining every single suicide in one year through detailed psychological autopsies. The data showed clear risk clusters: rural men, alcohol misuse, rejected military conscripts, and people with no prior mental health contact.

Then they acted...

In 1992, Finland implemented a National Suicide Prevention Project with a bold goal: reduce suicides by 20% in ten years. It mobilised schools, churches, the military, media, addiction services, hunting clubs and local communities.

Key principles:
• Target high-risk male groups directly
• Bring support to where men already are (army barracks, forests, workplaces)
• Train local gatekeepers such as clergy, teachers, police, journalists
• Mandate follow-ups after suicide attempts
• Treat male suicide as a gendered issue

Projects like Hyvä Mehtäkaveri trained hunters to look out for their “hunting mate”. Rejected conscripts were offered vocational and social support, instead of stigma.

It worked.

Suicides fell by 20% during implementation. By 2023, Finland’s male suicide rate had dropped 61% from its 1990 peak.

Finland proved something vital: male suicide is preventable when a nation chooses to see men clearly and respond precisely.

Australia now faces persistently high male suicide rates. The lesson from Finland is not more slogans or hotlines alone. It is:

1️⃣ Conduct deep, case-level research
2️⃣ Name men explicitly as a priority
3️⃣ Build prevention into everyday male spaces
4️⃣ Fund long-term, locally tailored strategies
5️⃣ Mobilise whole communities, not just clinicians

If a small Nordic nation can massively reduce the harm from suicide, then so can we.

The question isn't whether male suicide can be reduced. The question is whether we are willing to do the hard, coordinated work to reduce it.

Lives depend on that answer.

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[ワールドトリガー アニメ公式 @Anime_W_Trigger]

◤特報 解禁◢

異次元からの門、再び。

#ワールドトリガー
#ワートリREBOOT

[T1 LoL @T1LoL]

𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮, 𝐆𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐲𝐮𝐬𝐢

'Gumayusi' 이민형 선수가 T1을 떠나 새로운 도전을 시작하게 되었습니다.
함께한 시간 동안 들어 올린 트로피와 'Gumayusi' 선수가 남긴 발자취는 팀과 팬들의 마음에 오래도록 빛날 것입니다.
T1은 'Gumayusi' 선수의 헌신과 희생, 그리고 눈부신 활약에 대해 깊은 존경과 감사함을 표합니다.
새롭게 펼쳐질 'Gumayusi' 선수의 여정에 행운이 가득하기 바라며, T1은 변함없는 지지와 응원을 보내겠습니다.

‘Gumayusi’ has concluded his time with T1 as he moves forward to take on a new challenge.
The trophies we lifted together and the legacy he built will always be a proud part of our history and in the hearts of our fans.
We are deeply grateful for his dedication, sacrifice, and incredible performances throughout his years with us.
As he begins this next chapter, we’ll continue to cheer for him and wish him every success ahead.

[🍙 @Muckbab_00]

#Worlds2025

[LoL Esports @lolesports]

"WITHOUT T1, THERE IS NO LEGACY."

[LoL Esports @lolesports]

BACK. TO BACK. TO BACK.

[LoL Esports @lolesports]

THREE-PEAT COMPLETE.

[T1 LoL @T1LoL]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊-𝐓𝐎-𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊-𝐓𝐎-𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒

T1이 3년 연속 월드 챔피언십 정상에 오르며 통산 여섯 번째 우승을 달성합니다.
아무도 이루지 못한 기록을 향하여 우리는 도전과 모험의 여정을 이어왔고, 마침내 그 목표에 도달했습니다.
이 여정에 함께해 주신 여러분들에게도 감사의 말씀을 전하며, 앞으로도 우리는 새로운 기록에 도전하겠습니다.

Back-to-back-to-back, we ended our journey on top, becoming the first team in the World Championship to achieve V6. We always keep our journey toward unfulfilled dream, and finally, we make it happen. Thank you all for the continued support for the team. Move forward, we continue on for our legacy.

#TogetherAs1 #SeizetheWorld

[LoL Esports @lolesports]

🏆 @T1LOL ARE THE 2025 WORLD CHAMPIONS! 🏆

[ハヤテあんど幸希 @hayateonjuku]

ウララさん🌈🐴
ウララさん🌈🐴の馬房
にお花🌸が届いてます🐴

[🌸 Princess Hinghoi Lite 🌸 @HimeHinghoi]

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[Umamusume: Pretty Derby @umamusume_eng]

It is with heavy hearts that we share that Haru Urara passed away on September 9.

The legendary racehorse's legacy serves as the inspiration for the character of the same name in Umamusume: Pretty Derby.

We share our condolences to all the staff involved in Haru Urara's care.

[ウマ娘プロジェクト公式アカウント @uma_musu]

9月9日、本作品でモチーフとさせて頂いておりますハルウララ号の訃報が届きました。
関係者様にはお悔やみ申し上げると共に、偉大な名馬のご冥福を心よりお祈り申し上げます。

[Savvy ( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ ) @MadamSavvy]

Im going to take this a step further.

A lot of low IQ individuals who didnt normally end up online or at least had other outlets joined in on the internet and anime thanks to the pandemic.

A lot of people suffered breaks from that and joined crap social circles and because they’re so easy influenced, adopted the views of others who are stupid.

This paired with the hollywood/elite propaganda that youthful looks make you a pedo for whatever reason is completely frying the unintelligent’s brains.

20 year olds in hollywood are mocked and picked apart, they see the rhetoric, and there are no “icons” in their age group anymore. So they make themselves look like the older women who wont bow out and let the next gen of talent take center stage.

That propaganda spreads to animation because the virtue signaling is the only way these people get social interaction because their personalities are as interesting as a dead beetle on a summer’s sidewalk.

Cosplayers cant even cosplay without some loser coming in saying “you look like a child”.

Honestly? Go back to making fun of us because that was better than these people supposedly “liking anime”.

These people dont want to be here.
We dont want them here.

Just go back to your greys anatomy or whatever losers watch.

Words have lost meaning thanks to these idiots and i never thought in a million years i would have to explain what loli is, how fiction isnt real, how the most compelling stories ever crafted are centered around the “taboo”.

But we all know it isnt a battle of facts.

It’s us caring about something.
And it’s them trying to take it.

[HorrorAmorata🌌🦑✨The Abysmal Critic @HAmorata]

Alright, I've had 2 cups of coffee, so I feel up to this now.

Normally, I'd go off on the whole women in gaming, real women gamers need to strike back, etc.

But I would like to focus on something else.

Something that, unfortunately, is a much wider problem than just one lame chick playing victim for attention.

What we are seeing here is a case of learned helplessness, turned then into weaponized weakness.

This is a predominantly female behavior - but no matter who is displaying it, its manipulative and wrong.

This game provides tools she could easily employ to avoid these situations, but she chooses to continue her exposure to this behavior. And then it becomes everyone else's fault when it happens to her.

We see this same weaponized helplessness in the current push for "online safety" laws.

Parents are provided with many, many, many tools to avoid their children being exposed to things, but in a continuation of this same "its everyone else's responsibility to protect me" mindset, the politicians push for rules that will do nothing but make Normal adults easier to track.

This behavior bothers me not just because of what it does to gaming directly, but how it insidiously snakes its way through everything.

You are your own responsibility. Your kids are your responsibility.

Yes, everyone else's behavior is their responsibility as well, but if you know a situation is bad and you make no effort to to use the tools provided to you, at some point you are complicit in your own misery.