Riss 🦋

Until we meet again 🕊 LLG 🖤

[Riss 🦋 @karissa_Rene]

Just made 3 sweet potato pies, brownies, put together a couple gift bags, and took an everything shower. I finally laid down and look at the time.. i swear it was just 11pm

[Riss 🦋 @karissa_Rene]

September 2024

[Riss 🦋 @karissa_Rene]

May 2019 -> March 2020

[Riss 🦋 @karissa_Rene]

It’s because they already knew

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The head of the Secret Service and the leader of this security detail should resign

[Riss 🦋 @karissa_Rene]

My nail tech told me she won’t be doing nails anymore… this is a different type of pain 😞

[Dey @ShiaLeBoofPack]

when white people do it it's called a farmers market

[Going Godward @goinggodward]

So, this happens as a result of the tenderness *he* consistently shows her. She is, in true feminine nature, reflecting and responding to the tone he has set for the relationship.

Women want to be loved and cherished. Deep down, a woman in love is the young woman sitting on the metaphorical front step waiting in anticipation for the man she loves to return. This is the posture of her heart. She waits for him and responds with enthusiasm *because* he has demonstrated care for her outside of this moment and because he consistently reciprocates love and enthusiasm when they’re reunited.

Harshness feels like rejection to a woman. If he spends a week acting grumpy or annoyed with her when she greets him, she will take that as a sign that he doesn’t want her love. She will begin to withdraw, confused, and things will start to unravel.

Rightly ordered feminity is driven by the impulse to love and nurture. If she is prevented from properly existing in the feminine, she will wither.

[martha @mxmsworld]

They never do this with Klan members?

[💕 Doll Face✨ @smoke_nd_pearlz]

This is fcking GOLD 😭

[scientist @WeAmourAmara]

Allegedly

[miss gurl @shes_rADIAnt]

Her, Kenneka Jenkins, Kendrick Johnson… all weird cover up stories I wish we got real answers for.

[৻ꪆ @untitledallure]

🤎

[Sims 🇨🇩 @leizenomis]

The DR Congo players used the national anthem to protest/raise awareness of the atrocities happening in Eastern Congo.

Guys, I am close to tears 💔

Mon paye 🇨🇩💛

[Gear 🧸🌟🦄 @GearBearArc]

Reminder that it's equally important to share Palestinians living their lives resiliently and keeping their spirits up as much as they can under this oppression. Videos like this with Bisan smiling should be a reminder to everyone of what we're all fighting for.

[☔ @Whotfismick]

naps!!! can’t believe i rejected taking naps when i was a kid

[Crocodile Cam⚡️🇨🇻 @CrocodileCam]

This how the other family shoulda did it instead they put 400 pounds on that baby head

[Mama T🌻 @herchosenpath]

Aldi is a terrible store and you should never ever shop there. They have raccoons on payroll that will jump out and bite you if you forget your Aldi quarter. 0/10.

[🥀✨ @fuckkkkkmylifee]

I think of this scene every time 😭😭

[Cindy Noir✨ @thecindynoir]

The only bright side to content like this, is that CPS is almost always called, and as they should be. Any parent willing to record themselves abusing their child AND changing the camera angle to catch it…?! Yeah they shouldn’t have kids idc idc idc.