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[cadin 🔮🎃🧛🏻‍♀️👻🧟‍♀️ @cadinardrose]

belly? hanging. bush? kept. tiddies?sagging. nose? pierced. ass? fat.

[erin ♡ @erinmhk]

super chic to stay plus sized when the entire world wants to shrink you

[Tarig @AirTarig]

Amber Riley >>>

[iesha irene @iesha_irene]

He’s so manly looking. That’s why we are drooling over him. 😍

[𝒮𝒾𝑒. ᡣ𐭩 @Cindtrillella]

Besides the annoying AI shit, none of these have been funny. Like not a single one.

[💕 Doll Face✨ @smoke_nd_pearlz]

The economy is so bad right now. It’s making me fucking sick. What in the fuck do you mean people are skipping dinner, they are dipping into their 401k for rent and groceries…they are putting themselves in massive credit card debt? Something needs to fucking give…immediately.

[Daisy 🌸 @DaisyBareNaked]

And this is the bigger picture people need to lock in and keep in mind. This is not just about Ed Sheeran or Macklemore. Censorship is getting dangerous by the elite.

[Bre-40 @CatwalkBre]

Yes, bc both are delicious.

[Syd @sydbw18]

The day he dies my screen time might be 26 hours

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

In 1964, Dolly Parton, just 18 years old, arrived in Nashville on the very day she graduated from high school, with suitcases full of dirty clothes and a dream of making it big in country music.

After dropping off her laundry at the Wishy Washy Laundromat, she went for a walk down the street to take in her new city. A 21-year-old man named Carl Dean drove by in his white Chevrolet and shouted that she’d get sunburned. She, fresh off the farm and used to greeting everyone, replied naturally. He turned around, pulled up, and they started talking.

Carl thought instantly, “I’m going to marry that girl,” and immediately afterward, “My goodness, she’s beautiful.” Dolly was impressed that he looked her in the face and was genuinely interested in who she was, not just her appearance. The next day, he went to see her at her aunt and uncle’s house and returned every day that week. He wasn’t looking for the limelight or fame; he was a discreet man who worked in his father’s asphalt business. Thus began a simple and steady courtship.

Two years later, on May 30, 1966, they were secretly married in a small church in Ringgold, Georgia, far from the Tennessee newspapers. Only Dolly’s mother, the pastor, and his wife were present. Carl never sought the spotlight; he preferred a private life while she became a legend. Together they shared more than six decades of marriage, marked by loyalty, humor, and a love that Dolly described as deep and unpretentious. He inspired songs and was her constant refuge.

Carl passed away in March 2025, at the age of 82. Dolly followed him on August 25, 2026, at the age of 80, after a brief battle with cancer. The man who first saw her outside a laundromat and the woman who arrived in Nashville with dirty clothes and an open heart were reunited. Now they are both together in heaven.

[FactPost @factpostnews]

Dolly Parton on funding education and childhood literacy programs:

My daddy was the smartest man I have ever known, but I knew his inability to read probably kept him from seeing all of his dreams come true. Inspiring kids to love to read became my mission.

[HAYLEY @hayley_g]

“I didn’t have children because I believed that God didn’t mean for me to have kids so everybody’s kids could be mine, so I could do things like Imagination Library, because if I hadn’t had the freedom to work, I wouldn’t have done all the things I’ve done."

[Pop Base @PopBase]

A message from Dolly Parton’s family addressing her passing.

[mani @pitchtheb4by]

like she was THEEE baddest bitch i’m so hurt rn

[Variety @Variety]

Dolly Parton, Queen of Country Music, Dies at 80 https://t.co/rBvsrcs6FY

[hana @hanibalecturrr]

“how much do you black girls pay for braids” was rlly a litmus test and 90% of tiktok failed

[buttercup @DunnsOftheBuj]

things are happening that have never happened before

[kaelin says go brewers @kaelinbby]

I’m so sick of stories like this. Please raise your sons to handle rejection, regulate their emotions, and not view women as property.