@thomathee: Self respect #selflove

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jobuu_tupaki
notyourmom :
bruh adulting is realizing being so empathetic is so consuming.. tired of this but how tf I can stop it
2026-04-25 16:17:41
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sabrina.obr
Sabrina :
but it hurts not getting back what I give..
2026-04-19 10:26:49
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creppypasta.editor
nox :
timing is crazy
2026-04-15 18:21:28
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miki15529
miki :
You forgot to hold my hand 😭
2026-04-25 19:00:34
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dhani205
dhaniwoey :
is that fake shirt? because it says AHAMAY
2026-04-26 02:43:42
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raisaalahi4
Raisaalahi4 :
I know it’s a cliché to say “this book changed my life,” but if there’s ever one random comment you take seriously, let it be this. Find “Glow They Never Saw by Zael Veynor”. You’ll thank me later...
2026-04-18 19:30:52
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ivayla🐾 :
yeahh.. I gotta think bout that
2026-04-15 18:19:40
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ᯓ❀𝓙𝓮𝓷𝓷𝓲ೀ :
bro please not rn
2026-04-18 16:25:53
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thighconnoisseur
4pm.solrac :
Why is this video so blurry?
2026-05-16 00:42:35
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evangelitsa
evangelitsa :
Unfortunately that’s true
2026-04-15 18:18:59
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moonemely8
Moon :
Also not everyone puts you in the same position that you put them.
2026-06-08 11:30:49
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delinagh
delinagh 🍂 :
That’s painful but tysm
2026-04-15 19:00:15
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naydenayde2
naydenayde2 :
I have a HUGE HEART
2026-04-15 18:53:43
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kitty.07kk
kitty.07kk :
but it hurts so bad
2026-04-20 19:32:01
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usergidiyor
§√π£ :
Having that baby face, glass-like skin, it's amazing!
2026-04-28 11:52:23
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cautionwetfloor_
awtaddonuts :
timing is crazy btw
2026-05-25 18:54:52
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wtrmlncake
deymm :
btw, you are so pretty
2026-04-26 01:47:04
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nurse_ih
nurse_ih :
This is exactly my situation right now. Its hurting me a lot
2026-04-23 22:30:14
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london_01.x
W H 🇵🇰🙏 :
what the FUCK is this timing.
2026-04-29 21:06:41
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james_0.2
James_0.2 :
Less expectation more peace
2026-05-13 17:24:49
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tinaturner :
Timing is actually crazy
2026-04-29 11:01:20
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vienna1014
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Expect nothing in return
2026-04-29 03:54:19
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clarissa.ortiz
Clari :
My dad says: Give without expecting, receive without forgetting
2026-04-28 02:40:29
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Ladies and gentlemen, it looks like Ofwono Opondo is not backing down from calling out Muhoozi Kainerugaba over what he describes as lawlessness. During yesterday’s Capital Gang show, Opondo argued that anyone seeking to replace President Museveni must demonstrate greater tolerance than Museveni himself, rather than resorting to crude displays of power. But he did not stop there. Opondo threw down a direct challenge to Muhoozi: if he believes that guns, military escorts and the threat of force are enough to sustain him in power, then let him walk through downtown Kampala without guns or escorts. That is a remarkable challenge, and it raises a fundamental question: is political authority built on public consent, or on the fear generated by armed protection? Now, ladies and gentlemen, do not get it twisted. Ofwono Opondo has not suddenly joined our side. This does not mean he has embraced liberal democracy, human rights or the principles of accountable government. We should not confuse a disagreement within the ruling establishment with a conversion to democratic ideals. What this appears to reveal is a struggle over succession and loyalty. Opondo may be challenging Muhoozi not because he opposes the system itself, but because his political allegiance remains with Museveni rather than Museveni’s son. In other words, he may have a problem with who inherits the throne, not with the idea of having a throne in the first place. And this is the second time in one week that Opondo has publicly challenged Muhoozi. The question, therefore, is not simply why Opondo is criticising Muhoozi. The bigger question is what is happening inside the ruling establishment that is making such criticism increasingly visible. Is this a genuine warning against the politics of force, or is it a family succession battle playing out in public? Because in politics, ladies and gentlemen, even when powerful people disagree, we must look beyond their words and examine their interests. A quarrel within the establishment is not necessarily a fight for democracy. Sometimes, it is simply a fight over who gets to control the establishment.
Ladies and gentlemen, it looks like Ofwono Opondo is not backing down from calling out Muhoozi Kainerugaba over what he describes as lawlessness. During yesterday’s Capital Gang show, Opondo argued that anyone seeking to replace President Museveni must demonstrate greater tolerance than Museveni himself, rather than resorting to crude displays of power. But he did not stop there. Opondo threw down a direct challenge to Muhoozi: if he believes that guns, military escorts and the threat of force are enough to sustain him in power, then let him walk through downtown Kampala without guns or escorts. That is a remarkable challenge, and it raises a fundamental question: is political authority built on public consent, or on the fear generated by armed protection? Now, ladies and gentlemen, do not get it twisted. Ofwono Opondo has not suddenly joined our side. This does not mean he has embraced liberal democracy, human rights or the principles of accountable government. We should not confuse a disagreement within the ruling establishment with a conversion to democratic ideals. What this appears to reveal is a struggle over succession and loyalty. Opondo may be challenging Muhoozi not because he opposes the system itself, but because his political allegiance remains with Museveni rather than Museveni’s son. In other words, he may have a problem with who inherits the throne, not with the idea of having a throne in the first place. And this is the second time in one week that Opondo has publicly challenged Muhoozi. The question, therefore, is not simply why Opondo is criticising Muhoozi. The bigger question is what is happening inside the ruling establishment that is making such criticism increasingly visible. Is this a genuine warning against the politics of force, or is it a family succession battle playing out in public? Because in politics, ladies and gentlemen, even when powerful people disagree, we must look beyond their words and examine their interests. A quarrel within the establishment is not necessarily a fight for democracy. Sometimes, it is simply a fight over who gets to control the establishment.

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