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[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

joki cari putusan yg murmer #zonauangㅤ

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@ashAsheL21 @Lianqwers plsss kak bagi hint tambahann

[taca @americhanoo_]

Guys‼️ jangan lupa aktifin fitur “HAPUS AKUN SETELAH MENINGGAL DUNIA” , supaya postinganmu gajadi penghalang diakhirat nanti 🤗

FITUR INI ADA DI SEMUA SOSMED META YA GUYS👍🏻

[primrose. @primrouseee]

a #pondphuwin au.

He got cheated on by his gf.
But look what he got?

Call Me Daddy. 🔞 https://t.co/NbH1z6J1bB

[shi⁷ シ @whosshii]

"sorry for going on hiatus", reason :

Korean author v/s Chinese author

[fb sebelum di unfoll @FIOWERSC]

@tanyarlfes hii, aku ada template CV ATS FRIENDLY untuk jobseekers, sudah mencakup cover letter, resume & surat lamaran kerja + sudah approved orang profesional di bidangnya✨️

[nada @nadaeladela]

TERIMA KASIH NETIZEN, aku jadi tau kalau Wi-Fi di rumah bisa tetap hidup walaupun listrik lagi mati😍

gara-gara kalian aku baru tau Wi-Fi masih bisa hidup meski listrik padam 😭✨

[nada @nadaeladela]

Makasih buat mba yg kemarin ngasih tau ini..
Pake padahal baru seminggu tp bawah mata aku udah lumayan berkurang kerutannya 🥹

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@empty__core keinget pernah foto sekelas untuk dijadiin sampul yasin😭

[Indonesian Pop Base @iPopBase]

A cop and military officer accused a man of selling ‘es gabus’ allegedly made from sponge, but tests later confirmed it was safe and free of harmful substances.

(https://t.co/F8xRdmeZHg)

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

In 1889, eleven Selk’nam natives, including an eight-year-old child, were taken from their homeland and sent to Europe to be displayed in Human Zoos. Stripped of agency, they were forced to perform, photographed, measured, and exhibited for public curiosity, treated as spectacles rather than human beings. The journey itself was brutal, and many perished from illness, exhaustion, or malnutrition.

The Selk’nam were a remarkable people—tall, strong, and resilient—whose lives revolved around hunting, gathering, and elaborate cultural rituals like the Hain initiation, where boys and men transformed into spirits through masks, body paint, and ceremonial tests. Yet, their world was collapsing under colonization, sheep ranching, and violent persecution. By the early 20th century, their population had plummeted from thousands to a few dozen, and their culture and language were nearly lost.

In Europe, their exhibitions were overseen by handlers who demanded obedience, turning rich traditions into a display for amusement and study. Their forced presence highlighted the arrogance and cruelty of societies that saw indigenous peoples as curiosities rather than human.

Today, the Selk’nam are extinct as a distinct people, their language gone, and their culture surviving only in memory. The photographs from those exhibitions serve as haunting reminders of displacement, exploitation, and endurance—a testament to a people uprooted yet never forgotten.

© Reddit

#archaeohistories

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@elonmuskADO 56

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@dinulfadli_ kalo jadi lemes bawaannya itu kenapa ya?

[iuuu @emggaboleh]

my problem:

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@tanyakanrl cuma kek ouh aku ga dijemput, tp pas udh gede ngerasa itu sedih bangetttt ternyata aku setidak dipedulikan itu awokawokawok

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@tanyakanrl sifat bpk ku malah kebalikannya, inget banget waktu kelas 4 sd, karna gua ada lomba antar sekolah yg lumayan jauh lokasi nya jadi sampe ke sekolah gua itu sekitar jam 9 malem, guru2 udh bilang utk org tua jemput anak nya di halaman sekolah sekitar jam yg udh ditentukan

[cadiss @nisaaaa713]

@tanyakanrl eh pas sampe sekolah gua cuma gua yg ga dijemput, sedangkan yg lain pada dijemput org tua nya, dan yg buat gua heran itu yg ikut lomba rata2 keluarga gua tp gada yg mau nenbengim gua, minimal basa basi pun gada. akhirnya aku jalan sendirian malem2. dulu sih aku ga terlalu sedih