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arsd226
𖤐𝕬𝖀𝕽𝕰 :
وقل للرياح أن لا تأتي فنحن قوم ما عادت لهم سفن
2025-12-03 17:19:41
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r_4val
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2025-12-04 16:17:46
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7llllli2a
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2025-12-09 12:40:58
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zxpreo
علياء :
تجري الرياح كما تجري سفينتُنا ، نحو الرياح ونحن البحر والسُفن
2025-12-04 21:14:04
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aseratyio
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2025-12-05 21:08:23
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.ix18_
delusional :
قل للرياح أنِ تَأْتي كما تشاء فُما عادتِ سُفَنُنا تَشتَهي شَيئاً .
2026-02-01 17:38:50
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wqًًً
الكوين سيلينا✌🏿💞 :
يقول الشاعر: يازين الشعر بعيون لابوبو يوم التقت عيني بعين محبوبو _ غمزت العين بعيون لابوبو وقلنا بنفس الوقت محبوبو
2026-06-07 16:03:19
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inyouah
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2025-12-06 20:18:40
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x__.sara.16
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2025-12-07 13:00:30
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vowfo
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زعلن جدن
2025-12-04 18:46:59
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taraf_052
🪄 :
راعي الطير يزعل لا طار طيره وشلون لا شافه على كتف غيره؟ قل للرياح أنِ تَأْتي كما تشاء فُما عادتِ سفُنتا تَشتهَي شيئاً .
2025-12-26 16:32:18
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hx.l18
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قُل للرياح أن لا تأتي كما تشاء فما عاد للسُفنِ نيةً فالبقاء
2025-12-06 23:27:59
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d7m_f_15
𝐃𝟕𝐌 :
تجري الرياح بما شاء الإله لله نحن وموج البحر والسفن
2026-02-08 21:26:52
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_vampireblod
🍓. :
ما كُل مايتمنى المرء يدركُه، تجري الرياح بما لا تشتهي السفن
2025-12-04 22:15:27
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a903053
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قل للرياح أنِ تَأْتِي كما تشاء فُما عادتِ سُفننا تَشتْهي شَيئًا.
2026-01-15 14:09:41
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zai7ab3
. 魂 :
قل للرياح أن تاتي كما شائت فـ للالله البحر والريح والسفن .
2025-12-06 06:57:27
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cemetery__19
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عمي لا تجي الرياح مالي حيلها
2025-12-07 17:19:42
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.8.8_m
Mayar :
ترا ببكي هاه
2025-12-04 20:42:00
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ro_oy70
𝑹.7 :
قل للرياح أم تَأتي كما تشاء فمَا عادتِ سُفَنتُها تَشتهِي شَيئاً.
2025-12-05 02:50:00
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mylgit
Lilies ˚˖𓍢ִ໋🦢˚ :
قُل للرياح أن تأتي كما تشاء فما عادت سفننا تهاب شيئًا ، الا انهم اصبحوا يحبون الامواج وهي تضرب على سفن وتعطيهم شعور أنهم يعيشون! أنهم ما زالوا يعيشون!
2025-12-05 02:12:30
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velya083
🏹 :
اي والله
2025-12-04 19:16:52
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_8ixwz
جَيرين :
اتركونا من كل شي جمال بيرين هنا مو طبيعي
2025-12-05 17:22:06
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b.h.r._
. :
مضى شراعي بما لا تشتهي ريحي ، ولكن بما شاء الاله له مضى شراعي ف لله انا وموج البحر والسفن والريحُ.
2025-12-10 01:30:04
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ouxsu3
Loli :
والله ياكىىم الرياح الي بعمرها ما جت مثل ما بغيت
2026-06-30 10:03:30
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One of the hardest things to accept after somebody deeply hurts you is that life may not appear to punish them for it. You look at what happened and think, “They caused all this damage, yet I’m the one paying for it.” You’re the one who can’t sleep. You’re the one sitting in therapy. You’re the one struggling to trust again. Meanwhile, they appear to be doing just fine. Maybe they’re with somebody new. Maybe they got married, started a family, or became successful while you’re still trying to repair what they broke. It feels unbelievably unfair. They created the wound, yet you got the scar. They made the choices, yet you got the consequences. I’m not going to insult your intelligence by pretending that any of this is fair. It isn’t. I’m also not going to tell you that they’re secretly miserable, their new relationship will collapse, or that someday something bad will happen to them for the things they did. Maybe it will. Maybe it won’t. Neither of us actually knows, and to pretend otherwise would be inauthentic. Here’s what I do know: you cannot make your recovery dependent upon their punishment. If you need their life to fall apart before you can feel whole again, then they still control your life. Every smiling picture feels like another injustice. Every success feels like proof that they won. Every relationship milestone feels like evidence that they got away with everything. Their apparent happiness doesn’t erase what they did. Getting married doesn’t prove somebody is emotionally healthy. Having children doesn’t certify somebody’s character. Being successful doesn’t mean somebody is honest, decent, or capable of taking responsibility. People can build lives that look wonderful from the outside while never confronting what they’ve done to others. Please hear this: needing therapy doesn’t mean they won. Struggling doesn’t make you stupid. Trusting somebody who betrayed you doesn’t make you foolish. Loving somebody honestly is nothing to be embarrassed about. The shame belongs with the deception, not with the person who believed the lie. Therapy isn’t your punishment. Therapy is you refusing to let what happened control the rest of your life. Healing doesn’t excuse them. It doesn’t erase the damage or mean it wasn’t that bad. Healing means they don’t get any more of you. I understand why letting go can feel like letting them get away with it. You may feel as though your anger is the last remaining evidence that you were wronged. You can remember what happened without continuing to live inside it. You can call what they did wrong without making their pain your permanent home. Walking away from the courtroom in your mind doesn’t mean they were acquitted. It means you’re finished serving a life sentence for somebody else’s crime. Maybe consequences will catch up with them. Maybe their life will continue to look wonderful. Either way, your assignment remains the same: get your life back. Not to make them jealous. Not to prove what they lost. Not so they’ll come crawling back with an apology. Get your life back because it belongs to you. You are not required to remain broken as evidence that they hurt you. Your misery will never punish them enough to heal you. What happened may always be part of your story, but it does not have to become the ending. Their future is about what they choose to do. Your healing is about what you choose to do next. #healing #breakup #selfrespect #SelfCare

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