@fleur_de_lis_amputee: Don't play with someone that has favor AND fire. Because once God gets involved - it's not just a battle, it's a divine takedown. I hate being watched, stared at, stalked, but I understand why.

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💥Trax parker💥 :
awesome👋
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Leon Payne :
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️you are sooooo amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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nobleloki
Daily Grind :
I've mastered the stare down. I'll stare back!😁
2026-06-15 23:16:39
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pissed_off_chris
Chris :
getting cheeky with it 😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
2026-06-15 02:45:37
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Stephen O'Keefe :
I just want to keep one eye on you beautiful...maybe two
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A teacher called a girl
A teacher called a girl "incapable of learning" in front of the whole class. Her mother showed up the next day, and what she demanded made the entire room go still. The daughter came home and slammed her bedroom door. An hour of silence, then a quiet sob into the pillow. That evening it came out: in front of everyone, the teacher had said, "You don't belong here. You should be somewhere else." And the class laughed. Her mother hugged her and said, "Tomorrow I'm going with you to school." The girl panicked. "Mom, please don't. It'll only make it worse." The next day the woman walked into the classroom mid-lesson and asked for one minute. She turned to the teacher and said it plainly: "Yesterday you called my child incapable, in front of everyone. Today you'll apologize. In front of everyone." The teacher went pale. "You've interrupted my class. I was joking. Children need to be ready for life." The mother didn't raise her voice. "They'll be ready for life when they see adults admit their mistakes. Right now you're teaching one thing: how to put down whoever's weakest." The class froze. The teacher apologized through clenched teeth: quick, quiet, no eye contact. It didn't matter that it was reluctant. The girl saw it happen. After school the daughter said, "I thought it would be worse. But now I feel calmer." Because when a child watches a parent stand between them and cruelty, they don't remember the insult. They remember they were protected, that someone showed up. And when a parent stays silent, the child learns something else entirely: that being put down is just something you accept. Then they carry it for decades, into work, into relationships, everywhere. Teachers make mistakes; they're people, not gods. And when one crosses the line, someone has to show where the line is. Not with rage. Calmly, clearly, in front of everyone. A child remembers that lesson longer than any subject on the timetable. ... You can make a child obey by shaming them. You just can't make them trust you again.

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