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[Periwinkleblob @ylxdni]

@inglorious_bat I hope they take away his medical license

[Mack @whatMackSays]

Watu wa eloquence mnaona hii?
You people have a severe deficiency of role models that’s why a murderer with good English gets praised on Twitter.

[kage @sukikage_]

every day is literally just me distracting myself until the next day

[Faye @Faye_lucy0]

i am very self aware which unfortunately hasn't solved anything

[blaire @pissshit90001]

boyfriend called... DECLINE! busy whore! busy with my TWITTER

[girlsay. @_GirlSay]

groom out of a groomer how have I
never made that connection before!

[Nicholas M. Kimani @SankarasLawyer]

The UN couldn’t be sued for this because of ‘diplomatic immunity’.
Why is Haiti treated like this?

[man sized homunculus @pinkshtink]

good morning

[Bilal 🎀⛷️ @weirdngkid]

slut shaming? no I’m a slut encourager. take those titties out for me bae

[Rhoda @Symply_rhoda1]

Sleeping with men for money makes you a hoe but sleeping with them for nothing makes you a nice person” -by men

[Men Being Awful @pinkcels]

So many men on here be like

[JayMckoy @JayMckoyy]

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[Anthony Avon .Art @AnthonyAvonArt]

So stop it maybe? Who are you warning? I can't do anything, YOU are the UN.

[fishy and chips @FATFUCKINGCHUD1]

Is it ethical to be a person

[SⱯGE @thefinalsage]

Now this is the one that’s gonna get a lot of niggas stuck

[Periwinkleblob @ylxdni]

@AntohSZN @GatobuKithinji @MeranSays "fluid not dogmatic" doesn't apply to this though😭😭

[❀ @deallium]

when the bugs start eating my heart all they will taste is you

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

Muslim women don’t “choose” the hijab. They’re either conditioned into it or pressured into it.

When I was five, my mother begged my father for one day, one day, to go out without the hijab. He agreed, but on one condition: we had to go somewhere far enough that no one who knew us would see her.

We went out as a family. And I will never forget what I saw.

My mother’s hair was on her shoulders for the first time in my life.
She walked differently.
She smiled differently.
She looked alive, free, and happy in a way I never saw before or after.

That day stayed with me. Because it was the only day she ever took it off.

She never repeated it. Not once.

If you ask her today, she’ll tell you her hijab is sacred, that she wouldn’t give it up. But I’m her son, I know the truth underneath the words.

She loved that day. She loved the freedom. But she’s conditioned to fear Allah's punishment, to fear society’s reaction, to fear being seen as “impure.”

Most women don’t choose the hijab.
They choose survival. They choose acceptance. They choose safety from God’s threats and the community’s expectations.

And they call it “choice” because admitting the truth is too painful.

[Periwinkleblob @ylxdni]

@lumieerrreee I'm sorry this went to the wrong side of the tl, you're absolutely gorgeous I could cry🥹