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dhel.verida.robin
Dhel Verida Robinion :
XRM 125 may available po
2026-01-31 22:42:18
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fernandourbano121
Fernando Urbano121 :
sana boss meron pang harap tmx155
2026-02-26 07:11:41
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itsyour_sha_0
shasheeeee :
pag sym 110 Anu pwede
2026-01-06 00:28:22
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joemarie421
joemarie alejandro :
sir pwede ba yan sa zest 110
2026-01-04 07:36:14
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hunter.nido
hunter Nido :
pewde bayan sa Rusi gala boss
2025-12-28 12:02:56
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user7105541163833
🫥 :
Meron po ba Honda c.v 125
2026-01-08 06:59:53
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albertdelarita
MR. BOOM BASTIC :
sa suri 125 pwedy bah
2026-02-03 14:27:25
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mamang.palaboy
mamang palaboy :
my pang barako ba jan boss
2026-02-23 20:13:05
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ador.pugi
Ador. :
pang xrmcarb125 boss pde pa flex..
2026-01-22 08:48:34
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reina.perico11
Eniger S. :
pwede po ba sa euro 125 rear
2026-03-23 08:36:19
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jazie637
🔐🌈I am JHO🌈🔐 :
pwd ba yan sa EURO R125??
2026-02-24 03:18:37
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heartcendrijastiktok.he6
Lynmar Saldivar :
may ron po ba TMX 125 pang atras po
2026-01-28 05:29:37
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magzchlann
magz🐨🐨 :
meron sa pmr hataw 150
2025-12-03 10:37:23
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gino.masicampo
onig lucosam :
RS 125 F.I pwude ba Yan boss?
2026-02-04 03:56:26
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dennis.magpantay87
Dennis magpantay :
suzuki 115 shoter mero po b?
2026-01-31 23:17:39
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aldrinamarota
ᵇᵃᵇʸ ᵐᵒ❤ :
sa wave 100 po meron?
2026-01-18 12:28:35
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dioxandenado011gmail.com
Tan🖤 :
boss pewde bayan SA SKY Go 125
2026-01-18 19:53:47
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oinotnaodnabu
oinotnaodnabu :
pwede b yan sa honda 155 na pang likod
2026-01-18 00:34:19
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user1276416000236
marles chamarz :
pwede po yan sa front at sa ka back sa smach
2025-12-22 06:47:28
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jomay4266
aljoe❤️😄 :
Meron ba para sa delta125 rusi boss
2025-12-15 03:23:54
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mack19867
🫰Bradgeboy💞 :
pwed ba yan sa rs125 honda
2026-01-03 01:56:03
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deniel9999999
Denden🤪 :
ano po Yung pwede sa Honda wave 125 tulisan?
2026-01-02 14:50:00
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bobbycondino.bobb
Bobbycondino Bobby :
boss pwedi bayan Sa RUSI surf 125
2026-01-06 07:20:59
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maryelll21
yella :
pwede sa xrm 125 carb type
2025-12-07 10:26:46
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charlesbansalecor
tintin :
hindi po b mabilis mapudpud yan?
2025-11-23 06:19:59
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Suppose that somebody insults you at a party, they call you boring, or stupid, or irrelevant, and for days afterwards you can't stop thinking about it. You replay it over and over again. You are hurt, and then you are angry, and then you are hurt again.  The stoic philosopher Epictetus would ask you this question, 'why have you given this person so much power over your mind?' Epictetus argues that an insult is just words that come from one person's mouth and go to your ears, and what happens next is entirely up to you. You can choose to take the words in, examine them, and let them fester, or you can choose to let them pass like a breeze on the wind.  As he wrote, 'if somebody succeeds in provoking you, realise that your mind is complicit in the provocation.' The insult didn't make you angry. You made yourself angry by accepting the words were important, were true, and worthy of your attention. Epictetus knew great cruelty in his life. He was enslaved, beaten, and disabled by his master. And yet he insisted that nobody can touch his inner freedom so long as he prevented them from doing so.  For Epictetus, resilience wasn't having a thick skin, or denying that words can be hurtful, it is recognizing that you have the power to prevent people from entering your inner fortress, and deciding how you will deal with what people say. Because, as the ex-spy Evy Poumpouras put it, 'if you're easily offended, you are easily manipulated.' They might have said the words. They might have intended to hurt you, but you decide if they can do so. You decide if the words mean anything to you at all.
Suppose that somebody insults you at a party, they call you boring, or stupid, or irrelevant, and for days afterwards you can't stop thinking about it. You replay it over and over again. You are hurt, and then you are angry, and then you are hurt again. The stoic philosopher Epictetus would ask you this question, 'why have you given this person so much power over your mind?' Epictetus argues that an insult is just words that come from one person's mouth and go to your ears, and what happens next is entirely up to you. You can choose to take the words in, examine them, and let them fester, or you can choose to let them pass like a breeze on the wind. As he wrote, 'if somebody succeeds in provoking you, realise that your mind is complicit in the provocation.' The insult didn't make you angry. You made yourself angry by accepting the words were important, were true, and worthy of your attention. Epictetus knew great cruelty in his life. He was enslaved, beaten, and disabled by his master. And yet he insisted that nobody can touch his inner freedom so long as he prevented them from doing so. For Epictetus, resilience wasn't having a thick skin, or denying that words can be hurtful, it is recognizing that you have the power to prevent people from entering your inner fortress, and deciding how you will deal with what people say. Because, as the ex-spy Evy Poumpouras put it, 'if you're easily offended, you are easily manipulated.' They might have said the words. They might have intended to hurt you, but you decide if they can do so. You decide if the words mean anything to you at all.

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