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Don’t let anyone silence your voice or steal your power, which is your vote.

Your vote is private. Your vote is your own.

Vote accordingly.

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I hate the “open floor plan” that everyone is obsessed with in houses now. I want nooks and crannies and bizarre floor plans. I don’t need to be able to see what someone is doing on the other side of the house. I want places to hide and lurk and dwell in the shadows. I am the beast who awaits in the labyrinth

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Happy Halloween, go out there and Trick or Treat!!!!!

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✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #226 )✅️

https://gofund.me/5770752d

I am Tahani from Gaza. My husband and I were separated and I left for southern Gaza. My husband, my three children and I in northern Gaza. We were displaced from our home 🏠 at the beginning of the October 7 war. We were displaced to schools 🏫 and relatives' homes. We left our home under the bombing, missiles, rockets and terrifying shells in the Zeitoun area. We did not take anything with us. We left our food, our belongings, our clothes and our beautiful home. We have not returned to it yet. I appeal to everyone and ask you to help me. There is nothing. We lost everything we own, our house works by itself. My husband and I suffer daily from the problem of providing food and we will feed our children today due to the high prices. All our food depends on canned food. My children are always crying 🍫 Fruits for milk and eggs, 🍅🍏 and my little son tells me "Mama wants to drink milk. 🥛" I do not know how to respond to them. Children often suffer from the proliferation of particles that contribute to deformities on their bodies such as burns, and the disadvantages of gas push us to use firewood, nylon and blackberries for baking and cooking. Help my family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🧍‍♀️ survive death and help my family spread the link please🙏🙏.

Please help, if you can.

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you know when you really want to talk abt your OCs but don’t know what to say so you’re just holding them up like Simba with a bunch of exclamation points overhead?

Yeah.

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I feel sick. I'm so scared. Things are going to get so much worse for trans adults in the UK when the Levy review for adult trans care comes out in November. My GP clinic already tried to not prescribe my T when the gender clinic endocrinologist first recommended it, I had to fight them so hard on it, and I'm terrified at any point they will stop.

Please share this. It is so disheartening that when I make posts about US trans issues they have thousands of notes within a couple hours, but UK trans issues barely get 100 notes. Our struggles are linked. The letter, in fact, uses the American spelling of certain words like 'realize' - Which has made some suspicious that this is a form letter provided by the American anti trans hate groups that have been pushing for more transphobic discrimination in the UK lately.

This WILL affect trans people in the US eventually. They will use the UK as an example to follow, when they are (at least partially) the ones who created the conditions for our growing medical discrimination. Our fight is your fight. Please, please care about it. Help people be aware of this at the very least.

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I am Hazem Mahmoud Hamada, 44 years old, a Palestinian man, from Gaza. I am seeking to save my family of 6 members from the hell of war by moving to a safe place until the ugly war ends.

Our suffering began on October 14, 2023, when my family was forcibly displaced from north to south in a life-threatening situation. As a result, our homes were completely destroyed and demolished, and thus our business went to waste. There was nothing left as a source of livelihood. There are no shelters to shelter us or a source of livelihood to live on.

We have been living a miserable life in tents since the first days of the war. Life has become very difficult and difficult. There is no way to live yet. Earning the bare minimum in life has now become difficult and impossible. All our hope is to secure basic daily necessities but this often seems impossible and that is why we suffer the hardship of life. You cannot imagine how difficult it is to get food, drinking water, medicines and other facilities. Life has become difficult and sad, in addition to the hot weather inside the heated tents, which increases our incredible pain and suffering. Words cannot express the miserable conditions we are living in these days due to the unjust war.

Part of our daily struggle to get the least we need. Imagine how you feel when you wait at least four hours in line. Things are the worst ever

Every day we wake up to find things going from bad to worse. There is no sign of the war ending and this increases our misery and miserable lives. Desperation and hopelessness have become new forms of our lives as we are now homeless, displaced and unemployed. That is why I ask you for your generous contribution to help me secure the least we need daily and bring safety and peace to the family of twenty members who are now tasting all forms of torment and sorrow. Please do not spare this moment to help a family in dire need. You add happiness and hope to people who have lost everything in their lives. You can help us by donating whatever you can or by sharing my link with other generous donors.👇👇

Thank you so much for supporting us in these difficult times.❤

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Not my meme but figured I'd share for those about to ride out the storm

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Platonic love is real love and shouldnt be treated like less becuase it isnt romantic. Defining love as only romantic is a terrible concept. You should be able to love people in a platonic way as much as romantic way and not be seen as less

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At midnight, October 7th, 2024

The Weight of Loss and the Struggle for Survival: A Year in the Wake of Genocide

12:30 am 🕧

After 365 days

My life, my family, my thoughts, my feelings, and my dreams are completely different from what they were a year ago.

Yes, one year can change many things, but for nothing. Everything around you has been shattered due to the ongoing genocide.

“How Did You Let Us Fight Alone for a Year?"

It is a painful question that highlights feelings of abandonment and displacement during a time of struggle. It reflects a sense of pain in facing challenges without deserved support.

It has been a year since my world crumbled, since everything I knew, everything I loved, was torn from me by a force so brutal it defies words. The genocide shattered my community, my family, and my sense of self. The homes that once stood as symbols of warmth and safety now lie in ruins, mere memories of a life that seems like a distant dream.

Every day, I wake up to the haunting absence of those who are no longer here—their laughter, their voices, their presence, gone in an instant. The weight of their loss is unbearable, an ache that never leaves my chest. There are moments when it feels like I lost not only my loved ones but also my identity. Who am I without my family, my home, my culture?

Surviving for a year feels like both a blessing and a curse. Each day is a battle against the overwhelming despair, against the gnawing fear that this void will never be filled. The world moves on, but I am stuck, trying to rebuild something out of the ashes. I am a refugee, a person without a place to call home, living in a liminal space where everything feels temporary.

But amid the overwhelming pain, there is still a flicker of hope that keeps me moving forward. The dream of reuniting my family, of holding those I love close once more, keeps my heart alive. The hope that, one day, we will rebuild our lives, stronger than before, pulls me through the darkest moments. We will not remain scattered and broken forever. One day, our hands will come together to build a new home in a new place, where our children can laugh and grow without fear.

I cling to the belief that what was lost can be rebuilt. Not in the same way as before—some wounds can never fully heal. I know the road ahead will be long and filled with challenges, but with hope, determination, and the love of my family, I believe we will find our way back to one another.

I hold on to the hope that our story is not over. One day, we will reunite our family and rebuild the life we deserve.

Support us by donating or sharing our story:

Thank you 🙏

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it is truly almost incomprehensible that israel's week-long bombing of lebanon is the most intense aerial campaign in the 21st century, outpacing the american bombing of raqqa and anything russia has done. it's insane. all carried out with the full agreement of the US government

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Saw this on one of my rare visits to Facebook hell. Thought y'all would want to know

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Hello,

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My name is Anas Al Burri. I am 17 years old, and I live in Gaza. My sister has jaundice because she gave birth to her child in an unhygienic area during the war. She has no medication, and her condition is worsening, almost life-threatening. She is too ill to produce milk for her son, and we can't get milk from anywhere else. I have no medication for my diabetes! I am missing insulin, and my blood sugar is critically high, often above 180 and sometimes even 400. I suffer from hyperglycemia attacks and can't get to a hospital because we are in the northern part of Gaza.

https://www.tiktok.com/@pali.liberation?_t=8pPrgadb4sr&_r=1. My campaign documentation number here is 25.

Three months ago, my 14-year-old brother Ahmad was searching for something to eat when he was sh*ot in the ch*est by sni*pers from a kilometer away. The bul*let went straight through his body. He was just a CHILD! We still can't believe it and keep thinking he will come back any moment. We didn't even have time to mourn him before the next family members were kill*ed.

The hardships my family and I face are beyond what words can describe. This is our last resort.

We are reaching out to you with a desperate plea. We need your help to survive. Your donation can provide us with the life-saving medications and food that we desperately need. Every act of kindness brings us closer to safety and restores a glimmer of hope in our hearts.

With your support, you can give us and many other families in Gaza a chance to survive and rebuild our shattered lives. Help us survive and leave Gaza so that the last of our family does not perish.

Thank you for your empathy and kindness.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Anas Al-Burri and Family

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🚨🚨🚨🚨Hello, my name is Hani Hamid and I am from Gaza. I am writing to you with a heavy heart. I now live in the northern part of Gaza. I was shot in the knee and it caused a catastrophic condition for my leg. I am unable to walk at all. I need urgent and urgent treatment. I have three children, Abdullah, 12 years old, Salma, 10 years old, and Saleh, 7 years old, and my wife Nour, 33 years old. Unfortunately, our house was bombed and destroyed during the initial events, which caused severe psychological and physical damage to me and my family due to the catastrophic situation we are currently living in. My family and I are suffering from a severe shortage of food, supplies and medical supplies, in addition to the high prices that make it difficult to meet our basic needs. We cannot even obtain clean drinking water. The loss of our homeland has exacerbated our suffering, and our daily lives have become a constant struggle for survival. The Urgent Need to Leave Gaza Given the current deteriorating situation, it is imperative for me and my family to leave Gaza as soon as possible once the Rafah border crossing with Egypt opens. I hope it will open soon, and we need to raise the necessary funds quickly to ensure our safe passage. The cost of exiting Gaza through the Rafah crossing is approximately $5,000 per person. Family details and financial requirements Our family consists of 5 members. The total amount needed for safe passage is calculated as follows: - *5 people x $5,000 = $25,000* - And the cost of the operation for my feet needs $10,000 In addition to the travel costs, we need funds to secure temporary housing and basic necessities once we leave Gaza. Therefore, we aim to raise a total of *$70,000* to cover these immediate and urgent needs.

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‼️Emergency please don't skip🙏‼️

My name is farah I'm 20

years old. My family and I are currently displaced in the Al-Zawaida area between the tents. This was the seventh time we had been displaced since the beginning of the war, and we were living a difficult and tragic life. Right now, donated money is being used to help us survive this war. Food is very expensive and my family has to pay rent for the land that our tent is on. However, I want to save up enough money to evacuate my family to a safer place where we can rebuild our lives. I dream of returning to university to finish my computer science degree. I want to provide a better life for my family than is possible in Gaza. My family and I have many dreams we would like to fulfill after this war. We are grateful to everyone who donated and helps us during this time of suffering. Thank you for reading.

The situation is currently very bad in the south. Diseases are very common. You always feel tired because of contaminated food and water.

Verified link‼️

@communistchilchuck @marnota @schoolhater @nabulsi @el-shab-hussein

https: //gofund.me/73d4b003