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[KorallDIZ DB (COMMISSIONS CLOSED) @diz_korall_DB]

You won't believe who appears 5 secs in

[Art-Eater ➡️⬇️↘️🐲👊 @Richmond_Lee]

David Lynch was right

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

This is a genuinely great video. An American spends the entire first week of the World Cup watching football the wrong way, then explains exactly why the sport finally clicked for him.

His journey is the one every new fan goes through. He started out doing what almost everyone does at first, staring at the ball and the player carrying it, waiting for something to happen. Watched that way, football looks like 88 minutes of nothing and two minutes of chaos.

Then he stopped watching the ball and started watching the system. What are the other ten players doing right now? Who is dragging a defender out of position? Who is quietly closing down a passing lane thirty yards from the action? The moment you stop following the ball like a puppy chasing a tennis ball, a completely different game appears. That is the next level.

And this is the part I want to add for everyone making the same discovery this summer. When you watch all eleven players and the tactics underneath, the ideas each team is trying to impose on the other, you enter a dimension that has nothing to do with counting goals. A 2-1 scoreline sounds almost insulting if goals are your only currency. But a goal in football is not a point on a scoreboard. It is the end product of an enormous collective effort, sometimes twenty passes deep, built on runs that never receive the ball and pressing that started in the opponent’s half three minutes earlier.

Ten men work in the shadows so one man can finish in the light. That scarcity is exactly what makes a goal detonate a stadium of 80,000 people in a way few things in sport can match.

So to everyone watching the world’s most beautiful game for the first time this month, whether you’re in America, Europe or anywhere else on the planet: welcome. Every single one of us started out staring at the ball. The game simply rewards you the moment you look up.

Stay connected,
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[Camila Altamiranda @camilal94971493]

Que los derechos humanos eran algo que el mundo respetaba

[delty @DeltyThe73rd]

WTF GUYS SOME MAKCIK WON A BEYBLADE G1 QUALIFIERS NATIONAL TOURNAMENT HERE IN SINGAPORE LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Reyero @reyeroe]

el verdadero cambio generacional

[predo @P3droHB_]

I love the general Latin American belief that Argentina doesn't exist.

[Electra @Electrarythm]

You study yourself obsessively so you never actually have to change.

You learned the words. You can list your flaws before anyone else can, and you say them out loud, "I know I'm avoidant, I know I self-sabotage, I know I push people away", like saying it out loud is the same as fixing it. It isn't. It's how you avoid it.

You confess the flaw so fast because confessing it is easier than dropping it, and if you point at it first, nobody else gets to.

You turned your worst traits into a personality so you'd never have to sit in the shame of actually being seen.

And underneath it, you're terrified. Terrified that if you stopped narrating yourself, you'd have nothing left. That the self-awareness is the only impressive thing about you, because you haven't actually changed a single thing in years.

You've just gotten better at describing why you're like this.

You say "this is just how I am" like it's self-awareness, but it's just you refusing to change. You call it knowing yourself. It's really just building a nicer cage and memorizing the bars so no one can say you don't know you're in one.

The truth you avoid is that awareness was never the end. You treat it like the end so you can feel like you're doing the work while risking nothing.

But the insight that doesn't cost you anything isn't insight, it's comfort.

And the reason you stay stuck isn't that you don't understand yourself. It's that understanding became the excuse you needed to never have to try.

[​𝐥𝐲𝐫𝐚 @sunnkssdseraph]

I literally cried when my therapist said "toxic family members rarely apologize. They would rather carry their denial to the grave than face the damage they've caused..in their minds, the pain they created was somehow your fault. Sometimes healing means accepting the apology you'l never get."

[ALUTHEDON @Mbakaza4L]

This ICONIC picture will get more likes than the flag of Israel.

[☔ @Whotfismick]

All this shi just to die on a random day

[𝓙𝓲𝓶𝓶𝔂 𝓙 @JimmyJ4thewin]

A teacher from America was on vacation when she was harassed by lsraeIis who served in the IDF.

This queen did NOT hold back. 👑

[Tamale @256Rootyherman]

*Ancelotti has a mosquito at his neck
Endrick:

[You Know Who @MuskTillDawn]

People are dragging him for walking in with his finger on the trigger but you have to understand that he’s trained to do that when he sees children

[LLN Reader Era 📚📖 ✨ @ThisisLLN]

I have the perfect video clip that talks about these fake ass crocodile tears 💀💀💀

[B. Marisol Reyes @Fresatanicart]

Amamos futboleros pero no olvidamos

[Clown Prince of Comics @Cheesymanfredo]

Legit one of saddest things to experience as a man

[✧˖ @colditioner]

“ i'm tired. in both spiritual and physical way, i'm tired. I think i need a break for about a month or so. please don't look for me”

[Hamza Yusuf @Hamza_a96]

Every time these clips of Israelis in audiences go viral, it’s the same disbelief.

They genuinely can’t comprehend why people resent a country that burns babies alive. The delusion runs deep.

[Ounka @OunkaOnX]

Tucker Carlson: "Many times I said on TV: 'The problem is Islam. Muslims. They all want to kill us. They're all crazy. A lunatic suicide cult created by Muhammad.' I believed that. I was hysterical. Nothing about that is true - but I believed it."

Tucker finally admitting the truth, but same machine that made him is...

...still making the next Tucker Carlson