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She broke up with me for many reasons. Main reason I think is I didn’t make her feel special enough, she worried it could get messy. This girl was such a rare fine and too beautiful. I just can’t 😭. when we broke up I was hurt and told her not to contact me and unfollowed her off of instagram

I sent her a message 1.5 months after breakup a simple how are you etc.. she did ignore me

Message to send aswell as 100 roses 🥀

looking back on our relationship, I thought the connection we had was special and unique! The memories we made have stayed with me, I thought what we shared was genuinely meaningful. I do find myself thinking about you and wondering how you’re getting on, you meant a great deal to me and I still miss you much!

If you are open to it, I would really like to see you again and catch up it would be nice to hear from you 😊

It's been a common stereotype for years and I think it's strange especially coming from a culture that puts so much emphasis of "love is love" and personal happiness

I agree, and polling backs this up. Republican pride in America tends to remain high regardless of who is president, while Democratic pride drops sharply when they dislike who is in power or the direction of the country.

That is the difference I see. Republicans may criticize a president, Congress, or a bad policy, but conservative patriotism is usually rooted in loving America itself: the Constitution, liberty, the military, our history, and our founding principles.

Too many Democrats seem to treat America as worth loving only when their side controls it. When Republicans are in power, America suddenly becomes oppressive, racist, illegitimate, or broken. That is not ordinary criticism. That is conditional patriotism.

Are you voting Republican to see this disaster continue?

Are you voting Democrat to stop the Lunatic with Dementia Trump?

Or will you vote Split ticket or for Independents?

Or will you not vote at all?

I am voting mostly Democrats for the first time ever. I don't plan to vote for Any Republicans unless they stood for America and rebuked Trump.

When I last spoke to my ex she was really rude. She was horrible to me. I was just there taking the shots and saying sorry and I’ll do xyz to make her happy as I didn’t want her to leave.

When I look at the things I could have said about her, I could have said she’s emotionally unstable, insecure, v immature, flakey, selfish and not marriage material.

I should have ripped her apart. She painted me out as a bad partner when I was a good boyfriend to her.

He lost is rape case , I mean sexual Assault, must Pay Carol woman $5 million

He must allow all mail ballots to count even late votes. That one stung him. He probably filled his diaper with that one. He hoped Republicans could hold enough seats from illegal redistricting and ballots not counted,

He can't replace Fed Board Gov , that exceeds his authority.

He can;t track Americans via cell phones without Cause.

Court didn't rule on birth right citizenship but they expected to rule against Trump on that too.

So were you surprised Court ruled against Trump? Will Trump use Postal Service to confiscate mail in ballots anyway?

When it comes to a trilogy, whether it's a movie or a book, which part is usually your favorite? The beginning, the middle, or the end? Or does it just depend on the overall story arc?

Modern feminism and democratic socialism often move in the same direction by weakening the family as society’s primary support structure and shifting dependence toward government and centralized institutions.

Modern feminism frequently frames traditional family roles—especially homemaking, motherhood, and male leadership—as oppressive, outdated, or inherently unequal. That cultural shift has coincided with declining marriage rates, delayed family formation, and falling birthrates across much of the Western world.

Democratic socialism expands government responsibility for needs once primarily met through family, church, charity, and local communities—healthcare, childcare, education, housing, and welfare. Policies such as universal state-run childcare or large-scale entitlement expansion may reduce immediate burdens, but they also move more responsibility away from families and toward bureaucratic systems.

Supporters argue these policies strengthen families by reducing financial stress. I understand that argument. My concern is the tradeoff: assistance rarely comes without increased taxation, regulation, and institutional dependence.

I am not saying every feminist or democratic socialist consciously wants to destroy the family. I am saying the cultural and economic incentives these ideologies promote often produce that result: weaker family bonds, less self-sufficiency, and greater dependence on centralized systems.

Strong families create resilient, independent citizens. The weaker the family becomes, the more power shifts elsewhere.

In some Amazonian tribes, a boy must wear a glove filled with bullet ants for 10 minutes as a test before he is considered an adult. The pain is so intense that some people who complete the trial are even left temporarily paralyzed

In Vanuatu, boys tie vines around their ankles and jump headfirst from tall wooden towers. The vines are measured so that their heads come within inches of the ground, making it another test of courage.
Among Muslims, this transition is generally marked by circumcision.