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Mood when I am home alone
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Mood when I am home alone
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[Ayobami @dondekojo]

When people say Nigerian movies are over dramatic, can you see the average Nigerian?

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@252clubb @centregoals @mcgrathmike @grok Thanjs

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@252clubb @centregoals @mcgrathmike @grok What app or site is this pls

[🎬N @Nino12x]

Jude Bellingham is a rookie when it comes to being performative. This the OG right here

[PABLO OF UNN🦁 @chudy_jnr]

Even as a La Liga fan, I hate how mediocrely the league is structured. It doesn't give smaller clubs room to maintain their squads or even properly profit from selling them.

Girona FC nearly won the league in the 2023/24 season, and just two years later they’re relegated because they couldn’t retain their best players or adequately replace them.

The league's structure only favours Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid. Even when smaller teams overperform, the financial system still rewards clubs with bigger historical status, fanbases, and long-term commercial power far more than actual current performance.

In 2023/24, Girona finished 3rd, but ATM which finished 4th earned more TV revenue than Girona because La Liga’s distribution model uses five-year performance weighting and “social reach” metrics.

That’s why leagues like the Premier League feel more competitive financially. Mid-table English clubs can hold onto players, rebuild, and survive bad seasons because the distribution of money is far healthier.

Girona lost key players like Dovbyk, Savinho, and Aleix García and didn't replace them and it cost them big time. One magical season in La Liga is not enough to permanently elevate a club because the system is designed around protecting the traditional giants.

[David de Gea @D_DeGea]

@ManUtd Bruno 🖕🏼

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@Wizarab10 Not trying to sound like a broken but Make i just see food chop today.

Last i ate cooked food was yesterday morning... I hate to ask but things harsh for me mehn 🤲😪

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@SamuelOtigba Not trying to sound like a broken but Make i just see food chop today.

Last i ate cooked food was yesterday morning... I hate to ask but things harsh for me mehn 🤲😪

[.? 🇵🇹 @Arnoldruski]

E sure for girl wey get 500 naira for aza say e go chop tonight pass me wey get 2700.

[steppa @fwbstp]

sleep with peoples girlfriends and wives

[M.K.O ♠️ @MkoTheComedian]

Girl wey need man to fund her lifestyle nah big girl to you ?

Nasiru Dodoyo 🌚

[KALYJAY @gyaigyimii]

This is what you people don’t get. When we say the EPL is the best league in the world, we’re talking about the competitiveness and overall attractiveness of the league not just standout teams.

The competitiveness is what makes the EPL what it is. English teams might struggle in Europe, but within the league, nobody compromises. Chelsea stopped Spurs from winning the league in 2016 for no reason other than rivalry handing Leicester the title. A team fighting relegation will battle for a draw like it’s a cup final. Burnley used to frustrate top teams for fun, Luton came into the league fighting like every game was life or death. There are no “easy games.”

Meanwhile, in other leagues, teams adjust schedules or priorities to help clubs perform better in Europe. In the EPL, it’s simple hold that. Every team is on its own.

The league literally thrives on hate-watching. Chelsea fans were hate-watching Brighton at a point. Everton fans treat Liverpool games like a personal mission. Arsenal fans will sit through a full Spurs game just to pray on their downfall. Imagine Barcelona fans hate watching Eibar it just doesn’t hit the same.

In other leagues, teams play football. In the EPL, teams play war. 20th place can ruin 1st place’s season and half the country will be watching live to celebrate it. That chaos, rivalry, and pure shithousery is exactly why it’s the best league in the world.

[Alh. Vhiz ™️ @thegr8vhiz]

I buy something from this woman give am cash with left hand, she no gree collect. I kuku leave the stuff comot her shop. Country don hard pass all these fooling we like dey fool for this place.

['Denike Danjuma @DeNiike_]

His mom is always the first to like my status.

I love this woman so much, but her son is a goat. 😣

[619 @Brav_619]

Let me break it down for you

Page 1 : Real Madrid
Barcelona
Manchester United
Chelsea
Arsenal

Page 2 : Liverpool
Atletico Madrid
Bayern
Manchester city
Tottenham
PSG

Any day Page 1 lose match and Page 2 also loses that same day NO ONE WOULD NOTICE Page 2 even played that day

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

A lab at Michigan put people in a brain scanner, burned their arms with a hot probe, and then showed them photos of their ex. The scans came back almost identical, an 88% match. That was 40 people who'd all been through breakups they didn't want, and it proved what anyone who's been left already knows in their body: the pain is physical. Your brain runs heartbreak through the same wiring it uses for a burn.

The tweet says "you have to stop liking them," like there is a switch somewhere you flip and it stops. There isn't one.

Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist at Rutgers, scanned 15 people who'd recently been dumped. Two months later, every one of them was still spending over 85% of their waking hours thinking about the person who left. When Fisher showed them a photo of whoever dumped them, the part of the brain that produces dopamine (your "I want more of this" chemical) and the craving center both fired. Same circuits as cocaine.

Fisher calls what happens next "frustration attraction." When your brain expects a reward and the reward gets yanked away, dopamine doesn't calm down. It spikes. Same wiring that makes a gambler throw more money at a losing hand makes a heartbroken person obsess harder. Evolution did this on purpose. Losing a mate meant your genes died with you, so the brain learned to cling harder when it should have been letting go.

Fisher's argument: love is a drive, not a feeling. Same category as hunger and thirst, right next door in the brain. You can't talk yourself out of being hungry. You can white-knuckle it, but the craving doesn't leave because you told it to.

After a breakup, cortisol (your body's alarm bell) floods in and can stay high for months. Serotonin, which keeps your mood stable and stops your thoughts from looping, drops. An Italian study in the late '90s found that people who were madly in love had serotonin levels that looked like people with OCD. When someone loves you back, that obsession reads as devotion. When they don't, it is a loop you can't think your way out of.

Researchers at the University of Kentucky found that taking Tylenol every day for three weeks made people feel less social pain. Brain scans backed it up. The same pill that fixes a headache can take the edge off a breakup, because your brain runs both kinds of pain through the same hardware.

Full recovery takes about 18 to 24 months, going by Fisher's numbers. That is how long the dopamine system needs to stop searching for someone who is gone and to build a new version of normal without them in it.

You don't "decide" to get over someone the way you decide to quit a job or sell a car. You sit there and wait for a chemical withdrawal to run its course while your own brain fights you, keeps firing, keeps reaching for a fix that is not coming. And when the weight lifts one day and you go a whole afternoon without thinking about them, that is just chemistry. A very old, very blind piece of biological machinery, finally running out of fuel.

[E @Ellis_]

Football is a haters sport.

Watching football as a hater will always be the correct method of watching the beautiful game.

[YOUFOUNDFUNKY💘 @PreciousJudge5]

Situationship is very useless. You’ll think you don’t like him until you hear that he now has a babe . It will feel like your soul is about to leave your body😭.