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To my sacrificed youth, don't be disheartened for u to never get angry n hungry.

[. @valcanpeach]

@keithedwards Im alive as of 2 july 2026,,10.39pm, here at Malaysia

[. @valcanpeach]

@gharkekalesh When man did it, it's a sob story deserve an award but when a woman did it, it's her responsibility, funny

[. @valcanpeach]

@meinmokhtar Ikut mn kau boleh thn. Traffic jam & bill or berpeluh wktu tidur, off day, bersiap.

[🔺meingl🔻 @meinmokhtar]

Tak ensem tak tinggi, elak laa

[Shegun 🌪️🌟 @ShegunTweets]

george had 3 kids. mary had one

[alia ⋆.˚𖦹⋆✮⋆.˚ @Icmondrop]

dude i dont fucking get it about this issue with partner preference. if you want to find a certain look, body type, financial state, education level THEN GO AHEAD MY DUDES? who is forcing you to settle?

I tak tau doh some of yall sounds like you have this cognitive dissonance; you nak type yang susah senang bersama, yet you try partner high maintenance? you nak submissive partner girl/boy next door, yet taste yang you try self sufficient career people? you nak bertudung bersongkok bagai but you try gejala sosial type? bila kena reject due to different values kome merentan ??😰 like no shit!

or was it saviour complex if you get to change and fit someone into your preference?

forcing EVERYONE to have same mindset,value & lifestyle as you when clearly everyones journey is different is crazy work.

[benophie 🇲🇾 wonu’s wife @jjhwonu]

kalau suami aku kaya lepastu jatuh miskin, of course i will stay. tapi kalau aku tak boleh pregnant, suami boleh stay tak? dok sibuk “Allah akan uji” “Allah akan uji” bila aku kata tak nak susah. ALLAH UJI ENGKO JE KE

[El Artesano del Trading @Alestrader]

No estoy hablando de mi esposa y una empleada doméstica.

Estoy hablando de una directora de Recursos Humanos.

Y de por qué muchas empresas pierden a sus mejores empleados intentando ahorrar dinero.

[. @valcanpeach]

@goodlucksofea Tau tau gwnwtic ank ni depend on sperm bapak. Bljr ke tk bljr ni ms skola dulu?

[The Huda @nabilahudatahar]

Nape org triggered aku ckp aku tanak hidup susah. Aku dah susah kot nape bila aku dah stabil aku nak susah balik aik tak paham

[Passive. Just Passive @ItsmePssv]

As a Malaysian, the name made me giggle

[✧ @mariaxxnn]

How many women can claim they still have real nails, real eyebrows, and real eyelashes, Anyone?

[KelBel 2.0 @KellyHo75370336]

@Mr_Husky1 MEN have always been cruel, selfish and disrespectful. She's very strong and brave!

[Ikhwan @JatIkhwan]

No hate for Christy Ng, aku pun ada bag travel dia satu tapi kelakar weh bila dia pergi Vietnam check bag bag dia kena copy when we all know most of her designs pun copy other big brands. Mat saleh kabo what goes around comes around😂😂😂😂😂

[. @valcanpeach]

@BellaBaddie__ Billie eilish

[سعود @AlHalafib]

إذا عندك بنات:

هي تتعلم وش المفروض “تقبل” من الرجال من خلال كيف أنت تعامل أمها.

هل أنت تعلمها إن: “تتقبل التجاهل… هذا هو الزواج”؟

ولا تعلمها: “تطلب احترام، حب، واهتمام”؟

هي تراقبك.

فاختر بحكمة.

[. @valcanpeach]

@meinmokhtar Aku lempang kau karang mati juga nnti. Kau tu, dh tau laki org /gf org/ tunang org lpstu ttb slhkn takdir. Dont test lah, kau tu manusia je, sedar sikit. Hati tu berbolak balik, knp nak jd punca, kena kat ank kau pdn muka.

[Jev @Jevrix9]

They explained that workplace communication isn’t just about intention it’s about impact. What feels normal to one person might cross a line for someone else.
He didn’t get fired. He didn’t even receive a formal warning.

But he walked out different.

Later, he told me that meeting stuck with him more than any punishment would have. It made him more aware, more careful, and more respectful.
That’s something many employees experience at some point a moment where HR steps in not to punish, but to correct. Sometimes it is just one conversation that changes how you carry yourself at work going forward.

[Nav Toor @heynavtoor]

If you have a daughter, a sister, a niece, or a younger cousin on Instagram, you should read this once.

In November 2023, a federal court unsealed a lawsuit filed by 33 state attorneys general against Meta. The unsealed pages don't read like a tech complaint. They read like a confession.

Here is what Meta's own employees, in Meta's own words, knew was happening to kids on Instagram.

By 2015, roughly 4 million users under the age of 13 were already on Instagram. The legal age is 13. Meta knew. By 2018, around 40% of 9 to 12 year olds were using Instagram daily.

Between 2019 and 2023, Meta received over 1.1 million reports of under-13 accounts on Instagram. They disabled a fraction of them. The rest stayed live.

Why?

An internal 2024 document put it plainly: "acquiring new teen users is mission critical to the success of Instagram." A 2017 memo from Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, set the goal even earlier: make "teen time spent" the top company priority of the year.

Teens were not the user. Teens were the product line.

In a single day in 2022, Meta's own systems recommended 1.4 million potentially inappropriate adults to teen accounts. Internal data showed inappropriate interactions on Instagram were 38 times higher than on Facebook Messenger. Meta had an internal acronym for it: "IIC." Inappropriate interactions with children.

Meta engineers calculated that turning teen accounts private by default would prevent roughly 5.4 million unwanted adult-to-teen interactions every single day. They knew this for years. They didn't ship private-by-default for teens until 2024.

Now the part that should end careers.

According to testimony from Vaishnavi Jayakumar, a former Meta safety executive, Instagram's internal policy required an account to rack up 17 separate strikes for sex trafficking before it would be suspended. Seventeen.

A child predator could be reported sixteen times and keep their account.

When Meta's own researchers proposed safety changes, they were overruled at the top. Internal emails show Mark Zuckerberg personally rejecting proposals from his own well-being team. One of his own executives, Margaret Gould Stewart, wrote back to him on the record: "I respect your call on this and I'll support it, but want to just say for the record that I don't think it's the right call given the risks."

She was talking about risks to children. He overruled her.

On beauty filters, the ones that morph teen girls' faces into something they can never look like in real life, Zuckerberg's defense in 2020 was that there was "no data" showing harm. Meanwhile his own internal survey found that 8% of teens aged 13 to 15 had seen self-harm content on Instagram in the past week. His own 2018 internal study found 58% of Facebook users showed signs of "problematic use." Publicly, Meta admitted to 3.1%.

The employees were not confused about what they were building.

One internal message: "Oh my gosh yall IG is a drug. We're basically pushers."

Another: "Zuck has been talking about that for a while. Targeting 11 year olds feels like tobacco companies."

A researcher writing about engagement: "Because our product exploits weaknesses in the human psychology to promote product engagement and time spent."

An engineer on what the algorithm needed to optimize for: "sneaking a look at your phone under your desk in the middle of Chemistry."

A product manager, on the record: "It's a social comparison app, fucking get used to it."

In March 2026, a New Mexico jury awarded $375 million in a case tied to child safety failures on Meta's platforms. It is one verdict. There are dozens more cases still pending.

Here is the part nobody is telling parents.

The settings exist. Meta just doesn't turn them on by default for accounts they suspect belong to kids, because the kids don't have IDs and the parents aren't watching.

Five minutes tonight:

1. On her phone, open Instagram. Go to Settings → Account privacy. Set the account to Private.
2. Go to Settings → Messages and story replies. Turn off message requests from anyone she doesn’t follow.
3. Go to Settings → Suggested content. Turn off “Sensitive content.” Set everything with a slider to “Less.”
4. Go to Settings → Time. Set a daily limit. 45 minutes is enough.
5. Go to Settings → Tags and mentions. Set to “People you follow” only.
6. Turn off Reels autoplay if you can’t delete Reels entirely.

If she's under 16, you have the legal right to do this with her, not to her. Sit next to her. Show her the sex trafficking strike policy. Show her the "IG is a drug" quote from the people who built it. She will roll her eyes. She will also remember.

The company that wrote "we're basically pushers" about itself is not going to protect her.

You are.

Send this to one parent who needs to see it tonight.

[🔺meingl🔻 @meinmokhtar]

YB mana raise. Kita perlu amplify lagi isu yb raise kan tu