Ever since I moved back to kl, my twitter/x algorithm has been more southeast asian focused and just after a few months I can pick apart some stereotypes of these nations solely on 'vibes' and the way they tweet
Malaysia's version of New York City and New Jersey
Petaling Jaya, Selangor (foreground) and Kuala Lumpur (background), two separate but co-equally dependent cities.
I was a disaster of a human being when I was constantly searching for people who would "meet my needs." I'd obsess about all the ways my lovers and friends weren't "meeting my needs," which were really just these specific acts and services I'd elevated in my mind as *needs* because I wanted an external reason I could obsess about as to why I wasn't happy. At some point I realized the point of a relationship was not to have my needs fulfilled, it was to express love and help the light of goodness move through me and into other people. Only when I let go of the idea of needed to be satisfied and fulfilled by my relationships, was I actually satisfied.
And ultimately, I discovered the truth is that there was one person who could fulfill it all my needs. It was me.
Just read the comments, tell me Malaysians don't speak about refugees with the same venom and cruelty as Israelis speak about Palestinians.
The depravity and brutality of zionism comes from Zionists dehumanising Palestinians, and Malaysians are showing they are no different.
Hey @DeloitteUS you have an asshole in Atlanta who wears your company shirts to the gym that doesn’t re-rack 225 on bench. Leaving a plate on leg press? I get it. Leaving two plates on bench? 100% asshole behavior. You want a person like that representing your company and values?
" Bedeni dört şey zayıflatır:
– Keder
– Hüzün
– Açlık
– Uykusuzluk
Yüz güzelliğini dört şey yok eder:
– Yalan
– Kabalık
– Çok soru sormak
– Çok konuşmak
İnsanı dört şey mutlu eder:
– Yeşilliğe bakmak
– Akar suya bakmak
– Sevdiğine bakmak
– Meyvelere bakmak
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