Sierra

Born to dilly dally, forced to pick up the pace.

[Sophie Cunningham @sophaller]

so how do we save our farm land and stop all these dumb data centers?

[pop_insider 🤍🖤 @PInsider_]

The Prophecy has officially ended.

[sona @swiftlydunphy]

you can have your opinions on Taylor Swift but this constant push to say that women are "acting like teenagers" whenever they express excitement is sooo rooted in misogyny like nobody says this about men screaming at football games

[Terry @BadgyalTerryG]

The hate for Taylor Swift is irrational. What do you mean she can’t cheer at a sporting event because she’s almost 40 years old?

I am truly stunned that some of you are existing in the real world.

[davey @jerseyh0mo]

Grown ass men getting angry about a pop star going to a basketball game is so deranged please go get a job lmao

[Ivy⸆⸉ @idkwahatimdoing]

“A man is allowed to react, a woman can only overreact” - Taylor Swift

[jezz @JezziiB]

“Why was she out alone at night?”
Why do men think the night belongs to them and women are prey? Let’s start there.

[Sunil Daluvoy @svd415]

Love this picture. It’s the last moments of anonymity. Mins later @reredevaux makes history. Her horse sprints to victory. And, reminds all of us to never give up. What an American story.

[America'sBestRacing @ABRLive]

EXCLUSIVE: Step inside Cherie DeVaux’s historic Kentucky Derby day with never-before-seen footage. 🌹🎥

Filmed & produced by America’s Best Racing.

@reredevaux

[Washingtons ghost @washghost1]

Valid point

[Sherry @SchrodingrsBrat]

All this and you’re still making five yr plans. All this and you still worry about double texting. All this and you’re still counting calories and sucking in your stomach. All this and you still can’t forgive your parents. All this and you’re still waiting for someone to go first

[Nia @Nia_mp4]

i think it is important to go clinically insane briefly in ur 20s

[soup🌱 @thrluv]

does anyone know where i can get it together

[✒️ @Literariium]

“I think you should always reread your favorite books at different stages of your life. The story never changes, but your perspective does.”

[WICK @1wickedwick]

i know yo lane sucks but stay in it

[Harram @_harramm]

If WW3 happens we’re cooked because men are in their princess era

[Libriscent @libriscent]

You’re doing your best with a nervous system that’s been through too much sh*t.

Be proud.

[danlet @evildanevil]

I am a victim of my frontal lobe

[Sophia ❣️ @KeruboSk]

I don’t need a vacation.

I need about three consecutive days
where nothing is wrong
and no one needs anything from me.

[Sarah Adams @sarahadams]

Watching @usahockey compete on the international stage felt like stepping back into the good old days, when you could fly the American flag proudly without someone side eyeing you for it. When representing this country was not controversial. When dominating in international competition brought people together instead of sparking a culture war.

For a moment, it felt like we remembered who we are.

There was a time when Americans did not filter every relationship through politics. You loved your neighbors. You showed up for your community. You probably did not even know who they voted for, and it did not matter. We were competitors abroad and neighbors at home. Strong. Confident. United.

Somewhere along the way, media outrage cycles, political opportunists, and even outside actors learned that division was profitable, and they have been feeding it ever since. But the reaction to this team proves something important. More Americans crave unity, pride, and shared identity than whatever this current mess has become.

That instinct, the one that swells when you see your country represented with grit and excellence, is still there. It has not disappeared. It has just been drowned out.

Most Americans want to stand shoulder to shoulder again, not scream across trenches dug by algorithms and insufferable talking heads. The hunger for unity is stronger than the noise. It would be smart to see that instead of fighting it.