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i could watch this forever
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ally โ€  :
okay but need a movie
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becca :
just stumbled upon this again and wanted to say your work is so amazing
2025-09-01 23:10:50
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๐Ÿฉท๐Ÿ“ท๐•„๐•š๐•ฅ๐•ค๐•ฆ๐•“๐•’๐Ÿ“ธ๐ŸŒธ :
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Favourite band, ever.
2025-06-20 06:18:49
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Tris ๐ŸŒฑ :
i canโ€™t believe itโ€™s ending soon ๐Ÿ˜ญ
2025-07-14 05:00:44
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Bailey Boo :
wow this is truly incredible. the cycle continues
2025-07-15 03:53:10
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I have no one to talk about this Lore too ๐Ÿ™„
2025-05-26 23:45:05
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weโ€™re so cooked
2025-05-29 06:43:35
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taylor :
and the crowds?? not here yet??
2025-05-26 13:51:47
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Why you makin me wait since February
2025-05-29 21:18:15
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I got to see this.. for FREE?
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BREACH NEXT RAHHH
2025-05-27 05:37:42
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that's how you do a recap
2025-05-26 21:10:01
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my whole heart
2025-06-08 21:46:01
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please let me know when you make edits of the lore when its over
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Megan :
I can NOT WAIT!!!!!!!!โ™ฅ๏ธโ™ฅ๏ธ
2025-05-27 22:21:16
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Mace :
keep em coming ๐Ÿคค
2025-06-23 09:39:59
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grace schroeder :
this deserves so much more attention ๐Ÿ˜ฃ
2025-05-27 09:41:23
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BLURRYFACE |-/ :
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH
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I have been married for 8 years, but to me, life in marriage has never been easy. From the beginning, it always felt like my husband and I could never find a common ground to operate as a couple. Every time I looked at him, I found myself filled with anger. I had already left him mentally, though physically I was still in the same house with him. On June 12th this year, we had one of those long arguments that lasted the whole night. He spoke less, but l ensured I reminded him of all his vices and flaws. I thought I was fighting for my space, but deep inside I was confirming to myself that I had already checked out emotionally. Even before then, in April, after one of my usual word fights with him, I left for work. That day I was overwhelmed with emotions and couldn't drive, so l took public transport. I quietly took a corner seat to avoid unnecessary movement. I was lost in my thoughts when a young man, probably in his early 30s, came and sat next to me. Though I wasn't in the mood to talk to anyone, his friendly and appealing approach drew me in. To my surprise, I found myself opening up and explaining the struggles I was going through. He listened. After we alighted near my workplace, he walked with me to a nearby restaurant and bought me a drink to calm me down. I couldn't hold back my tears in his presence, but afterward, I felt composed enough to proceed to work. Before leaving, he requested a ride for me, and we exchanged numbers. That day, he became my angel in disguise โ€” a stranger who offered me comfort when I needed it most.   Three days passed without hearing from him. His silence began to hurt me because I found myself missing him. Finally, I decided to reach out:
I have been married for 8 years, but to me, life in marriage has never been easy. From the beginning, it always felt like my husband and I could never find a common ground to operate as a couple. Every time I looked at him, I found myself filled with anger. I had already left him mentally, though physically I was still in the same house with him. On June 12th this year, we had one of those long arguments that lasted the whole night. He spoke less, but l ensured I reminded him of all his vices and flaws. I thought I was fighting for my space, but deep inside I was confirming to myself that I had already checked out emotionally. Even before then, in April, after one of my usual word fights with him, I left for work. That day I was overwhelmed with emotions and couldn't drive, so l took public transport. I quietly took a corner seat to avoid unnecessary movement. I was lost in my thoughts when a young man, probably in his early 30s, came and sat next to me. Though I wasn't in the mood to talk to anyone, his friendly and appealing approach drew me in. To my surprise, I found myself opening up and explaining the struggles I was going through. He listened. After we alighted near my workplace, he walked with me to a nearby restaurant and bought me a drink to calm me down. I couldn't hold back my tears in his presence, but afterward, I felt composed enough to proceed to work. Before leaving, he requested a ride for me, and we exchanged numbers. That day, he became my angel in disguise โ€” a stranger who offered me comfort when I needed it most. Three days passed without hearing from him. His silence began to hurt me because I found myself missing him. Finally, I decided to reach out: "Hi Jared, Amina here. I hope you're doing well? Just checking up on you." Hours later, his reply came: "Hi Amina, I am well. I couldn't have reached out earlier because I got busy at work due to my position." Relief washed over me. He later requested we meet for coffee that evening, and I couldn't resist the offer. Our time together was light, joyful, and refreshing. He drove me home and left. But at home, my perspective began to shift dangerously. I started seeing my husband as a blockage to my happiness and to this "good man" Jared. I began ignoring my husband, denying him intimacy, and eventually moved into a separate room. Weeks later, curiosity pushed me to ask Jared if he was seeing someone. His response pierced my soul: "Yes, I am happily married." I froze. My heart sank. Questions raced through my mind: Why didn't he tell me earlier? What does his wife give him that makes him so happy? What am I failing to do as a wife that my own husband cannot speak proudly of me? That evening weighed heavily on my heart. I excused myself to the washroom just to cry in silence. After composing myself, I requested to go home. He didn't oppose. When I arrived, my two innocent children were playing at the balcony, while my husband was clearing the compound. Looking at them, I asked myself: What exactly am I missing? It was then I remembered Jared once mentioning a life coach named Albert Ondimu. I searched for him, found his contact, and reached out. His words "Amina, marriage is responsibility. Marriage doesn't fix you โ€” you must fix your marriage. You are lucky to have a husband who still cares. Many women are crying after divorce, thinking happiness is outside, but they cry silently with regret. How have you contributed to your marriage? Is your husband happy having you as his wife?" Those words struck me deeply. For the first time, l looked inward. I realized the problem wasn't just my husband โ€” it was also me. That evening, I decided to change. I returned to our bedroom and began to rebuild what I had almost destroyed. Today, I can confidently say I am a happy wife. My marriage has taken a new turn, not because life outside offered me a better man, but because I chose to fix myself and nurture what I already had. Indeed, the words of the coach changed my world.๐Ÿ’”๐Ÿฅบ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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