In the words of Bill Gates
โAt least 3 billion people need to die so weโll just start off in Africa,we will start our research there because they are worthless โ.
Depopulation and sterilisation.
@instablog9ja RUBBISH!!!!!!
Are they trying to say that there's a specific number of people that are to die?? I don't get it... Even going as far as saying the remaining numbers of people to die ๐๐very hilarious.
Yet no videos or evidence of those that died as a result of El nino. Smh
@yabaleftonline Me sef born 1 and I no get any intention to add another, not because I don't have the money to train more, but because that 1 alone na 3 in 1.
So apparently na 3 children I born, but them dey inside one person ๐ฉ
@Teetoh10 The mad woman on the street is not depressed but has schizophrenia thatโs the difference, so therefore she has no suicidal thoughts nor thoughts to harms her kids it is because you people donโt read well thatโs why you just talk anyhow
The reason Lindsay was on trial wasn't .
@Teetoh10 to set her free it was only to determine if the severity of her psychosis was enough to lead to the killing of her kids and commit suicide or not she was either going to end up in prison or a psychiatric institution and as we saw her case is an example of what we can say is....
We are no longer safe in Nigeria. You need to intensify your efforts @NafdacAgency because @cwayrefillwater and Nirvana table water are after our lives.
trauma bonding. Some people stay attached to relationships that keep hurting them. They mistake pain for love, and suffering for loyalty. Remember this: sometimes the strongest thing you can do isn't holding on. It's walking away.๐๐
Venomous snake found a sleeping porcupine. It wrapped itself around it. It felt warm, safe, perfect. Then, the porcupine woke up. Its sharp quills rose instantly. The snake felt pain. But instead of letting go, it squeezed even tighter. The tighter it held, the deeper the quills
pressed. Still, it refused to release its grip. It believed holding on would somehow make things better. It didn't. The pain only grew worse. In the end, the snake lost everything. Not because of the porcupine, but because it refused to let go. In psychology, this is called