khodu

‘is struggling so much but somehow is coping’

[khodu @turtlexo]

My last night in the most peaceful city on earth 🕌💚

SubhanAllah I have never ever seen such beautiful skies🥲

[khodu @turtlexo]

@SrPeters @Baymaxemus @grok is this legit?

[Muna @Munalozy]

Not cleaning the kitchen as you cook.

Opening the pot to check what I'm cooking.

Using same spoon to serve both rice and stew.

Brushing your teeth In the kitchen sink.

Mixing that iron sponge with the normal one while washing.

Not washing your plate after eating.

Not soaking the pot after the food is finished, and then it becomes difficult to wash.

Not drying the sink after whatever you're doing there.

Using one sponge to wash both plate and glasses.

Dropping pure water nylon In the sink.

Washing cups after washing oily plates.

Don't return leftover to the pot please.

[Queenie ✌🏾🎀🇯🇲🇬🇧🇪🇸 @Queenie_2312]

When I see tweets like this, I know they’re too young to know about Jade Goody.

Diagnosed with cervical cancer in August 2008 and died March 2009 aged 27.

Go and get your smear test!

[The Odin @TheOdin_II]

Unpopular opinion:

In a serious relationship or marriage, checking your partner’s phone isn’t toxic, it’s basic trust insurance. Change my mind.

Let me explain why this take is getting so much heat right now.

When you’re fully committed, nothing on that phone should be hidden. Secret chats, hidden folders, deleted messages among others, aren’t “privacy,” they’re red flags.

If you have to hide something from the person you claim to love most, you’re already cheating or planning to. Full transparency kills temptation before it grows.

People scream “control” and “abuse” the second phones come up, but ask yourself: why are you so protective of that device?

If everything is clean, handing it over takes two seconds. Refusing to show it, getting angry when asked, or turning it into a fight, that’s the real control move.

It says, “I have something to protect that’s more important than your peace.”

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

The most surprising thing about the Epstein files is how unsurprising they really are.

The shock is only for those who believed otherwise. The question for all of us is do we continue to function normally now that it’s proven the world is being managed by a bunch of compromised pedophiles caught in the web of an Israeli Mossad agent?

[ηιүα ♛ @niy2pretty]

*One nostril gets clogged up*
Me:

[Abah @chairmanGLC]

Turn around bro. Yakjuj and makjuj behind it.

[Lauren Chen @TheLaurenChen]

The concept of a "work wife" or "work husband" is gross and disrespectful to your actual spouse

You can't change my mind

[khodu @turtlexo]

Oh to have an inner courtyard 😭

[khodu @turtlexo]

Castrate the bastard

[Habeeb Akande @Habeeb_Akande]

P*rn addiction is not an excuse for child abuse.

Whilst in prison awaiting his sentence, Wisam Sharieff said he was the "imam of addicts," he claimed to be addicted to p*rn, and he even released a children's book. He is a human devil that abused his position as a popular Qur’an teacher to exploit a mentally-ill former student and her underage child for his sexual perversion.

Thank God Sharieff's reported him to the police as some people would have tried to cover this up. He deserves serious punishment for these heinous offences.

No more cover ups.

[De Prof™ @rahmandeprof]

So much beauty to this. So much dripping beauty!

May Allah make our spouses the light of our eyes...and our children among the muttaqūn (pious ones).

[Kinza Arif @BintArif11]

Yahyā bin Muʿādh رحمه الله said:

“If you can’t benefit someone, then at least don’t cause them harm;

if you can’t make someone happy, then at least don’t make them sad;

and if you can’t speak good about someone, then at least don’t criticize them.”

[تنبيه الغافلين ١/١٦٥]

[Isha @ishadotio]

It a constant physical and emotional battle that people don’t see.

It affects everything. Your weight fluctuates without warning. Your hormones mess with your mood. Your energy drops. Your skin, hair, and cycle change in ways you can’t control. One day you feel okay, the next day you don’t even feel like yourself. It’s exhausting trying to function normally while your body feels unpredictable.

And what makes it worse is the lack of sensitivity. Jokes about facial hair, weight, or mood swings might seem small to others, but for someone with PCOS, they hit deeply. It’s not funny it’s already something they struggle to accept themselves.

Comments like that just add shame to an already difficult experience. Living with PCOS often feels like fighting your own body while pretending you’re fine on the outside

[khodu @turtlexo]

baby you know that I miss you

[Jonasi is a demon @tiredfeminist_]

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[Lilyallly❤️🇬🇧 @lilyally98]

“What do women bring to the table”

🤡🤡🤡🤡

[Abu mijos @RafzOnTour]

I am a hater. Stop doing that nonsense

[neya 🌷 @lilybilysily]

I think pregnant women deserve whatever they want.

[Awais @misterrhussainn]

No way guys wanna go Zip lining and Top Golf in Makkah and Madina