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ᥫ᭡ Mathilde🥀 :

J’adore elle est dans le déni comme moi 🤣🤣

2026-08-25 17:47:59

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madamecookie_12 :

Si la dame des cartes la dis alors ..

2026-08-25 18:23:09

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𝑛𝑒𝑙𝑖𝑎´🍒 :

et ouiii

2026-08-25 17:48:06

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Jovi :

force et honneur

2026-08-25 18:15:17

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Prinprenelle belle 🪭✨🌺 :

J’ai une question ? Par rapport au soutif est ce que je suis obliger d’en porter ou pas quand c’est des hauts ou faut pas mettre de soutif ou les robes aussi. Et si c’est haut blanc ou autres ou on peut voir c’est grave si on n’en porte pas ou c’est mieux d’en porter svp j’ai besoins d’avis là ?

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Ndiznir :

Coucou tu peux éviter de poster toutes les 2 min stp, merci bonne journée

2026-08-25 17:47:00

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Réponse à @knem125 Le drapeau ivoirien aurait pu ne pas ressembler à celui qu’on connaît aujourd’hui. 🇨🇮👀 Entre ses couleurs, leur signification et les débats autour de son adoption, son histoire est plus intéressante qu’on ne pense. Je te raconte tout dans la vidéo #kawainanami #popculture #histoirevraie #abidjan_tiktok🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮 #cotedivoire🇨🇮

Réponse à @knem125 Le drapeau ivoirien aurait pu ne pas ressembler à celui qu’on connaît aujourd’hui. 🇨🇮👀 Entre ses couleurs, leur signification et les débats autour de son adoption, son histoire est plus intéressante qu’on ne pense. Je te raconte tout dans la vidéo #kawainanami #popculture #histoirevraie #abidjan_tiktok🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮 #cotedivoire🇨🇮

“My shutdown scares disappeared when a mom from Switzerland sent me a hug at 4:02am.” 🤍 That sentence probably sounds dramatic if you’ve never been through postpartum. If you have… You know exactly why it matters. Because postpartum isn’t just physically exhausting. It’s mentally loud. Especially in the middle of the night. You can spend all day holding it together. Smiling at visitors. Answering texts. Taking pictures. Pretending you’re okay. Then suddenly it’s 4:02am. The house is quiet. Your baby’s awake again. You’ve barely slept. And your nervous system starts doing something strange. Every worry feels bigger. Every fear feels more believable. Every “what if” sounds like a fact. You start thinking you’re the only mom whose baby won’t settle. The only mom who’s crying. The only mom questioning herself. The only mom wondering if she’ll ever feel normal again. That’s what isolation does. It doesn’t just make you lonely. It changes the stories your brain tells you. Then one tiny thing happens. A notification. A hug. A message from another mom. Someone you’ve never met. Someone in another country. Someone who has no idea what your nursery looks like or what your baby’s name is. But somehow… She understands. She doesn’t need your whole story. She already knows what 4am feels like. She knows what it feels like to watch the clock crawl from 3:17 to 4:02 while trying everything you can think of. She knows what it’s like to stare at the monitor. To warm another bottle. To wash pump parts. To wonder how you’re supposed to function tomorrow after another sleepless night. That’s why something as small as a digital hug can matter so much. Not because it fixes postpartum. It doesn’t. Your baby may still wake up again in an hour. You may still be exhausted tomorrow. You may still have dishes in the sink and laundry on the couch. But suddenly… You’re carrying all of that with someone else. Connection doesn’t erase hard things. It makes them lighter. That’s why I love looking at the Beacon map. Every glowing dot is another mom. Someone feeding. Someone pumping. Someone soothing. Someone crying. Someone laughing because their baby finally gave them a three-hour stretch. Someone silently surviving a night that looks almost identical to yours. The beautiful part is that none of those moms have to know each other personally to help each other. Sometimes all it takes is showing up. Lighting your Beacon. Sending a hug. Reminding another mom: “I see you.” “I’m awake too.” “You’re not the only one.” Motherhood has always been easier in a village. The problem is… Most of us don’t live in villages anymore. Our families are spread across states. Friends are busy. Neighbors are strangers. So we built a new kind of village. One that’s awake when babies are awake. One where support isn’t limited by time zones. One where another mom in Switzerland, California, Indiana, or anywhere else can remind you that you’re doing better than you think. If you’re in the thick of postpartum tonight… If you’re reading this while rocking your baby… While pumping… While feeding… Or while wondering how many more times you’ll be awake before morning… Please remember this. You are not the only light on tonight. You are not the only mom trying her best. There are thousands of us doing the exact same thing at this very moment. And if one tiny hug from another mom can help quiet the noise in your head for even a minute… Maybe that’s exactly what the village is supposed to feel like. To every mom who’s ever taken a second to encourage another one… Thank you. You probably have no idea how much your kindness matters. But I promise you… Someone remembers it. 💛 #mom #baby #MomsofTikTok #momtok #momlife

“My shutdown scares disappeared when a mom from Switzerland sent me a hug at 4:02am.” 🤍 That sentence probably sounds dramatic if you’ve never been through postpartum. If you have… You know exactly why it matters. Because postpartum isn’t just physically exhausting. It’s mentally loud. Especially in the middle of the night. You can spend all day holding it together. Smiling at visitors. Answering texts. Taking pictures. Pretending you’re okay. Then suddenly it’s 4:02am. The house is quiet. Your baby’s awake again. You’ve barely slept. And your nervous system starts doing something strange. Every worry feels bigger. Every fear feels more believable. Every “what if” sounds like a fact. You start thinking you’re the only mom whose baby won’t settle. The only mom who’s crying. The only mom questioning herself. The only mom wondering if she’ll ever feel normal again. That’s what isolation does. It doesn’t just make you lonely. It changes the stories your brain tells you. Then one tiny thing happens. A notification. A hug. A message from another mom. Someone you’ve never met. Someone in another country. Someone who has no idea what your nursery looks like or what your baby’s name is. But somehow… She understands. She doesn’t need your whole story. She already knows what 4am feels like. She knows what it feels like to watch the clock crawl from 3:17 to 4:02 while trying everything you can think of. She knows what it’s like to stare at the monitor. To warm another bottle. To wash pump parts. To wonder how you’re supposed to function tomorrow after another sleepless night. That’s why something as small as a digital hug can matter so much. Not because it fixes postpartum. It doesn’t. Your baby may still wake up again in an hour. You may still be exhausted tomorrow. You may still have dishes in the sink and laundry on the couch. But suddenly… You’re carrying all of that with someone else. Connection doesn’t erase hard things. It makes them lighter. That’s why I love looking at the Beacon map. Every glowing dot is another mom. Someone feeding. Someone pumping. Someone soothing. Someone crying. Someone laughing because their baby finally gave them a three-hour stretch. Someone silently surviving a night that looks almost identical to yours. The beautiful part is that none of those moms have to know each other personally to help each other. Sometimes all it takes is showing up. Lighting your Beacon. Sending a hug. Reminding another mom: “I see you.” “I’m awake too.” “You’re not the only one.” Motherhood has always been easier in a village. The problem is… Most of us don’t live in villages anymore. Our families are spread across states. Friends are busy. Neighbors are strangers. So we built a new kind of village. One that’s awake when babies are awake. One where support isn’t limited by time zones. One where another mom in Switzerland, California, Indiana, or anywhere else can remind you that you’re doing better than you think. If you’re in the thick of postpartum tonight… If you’re reading this while rocking your baby… While pumping… While feeding… Or while wondering how many more times you’ll be awake before morning… Please remember this. You are not the only light on tonight. You are not the only mom trying her best. There are thousands of us doing the exact same thing at this very moment. And if one tiny hug from another mom can help quiet the noise in your head for even a minute… Maybe that’s exactly what the village is supposed to feel like. To every mom who’s ever taken a second to encourage another one… Thank you. You probably have no idea how much your kindness matters. But I promise you… Someone remembers it. 💛 #mom #baby #MomsofTikTok #momtok #momlife

A Rollayne assumiu os cachos, quem amou? 😍💋

A Rollayne assumiu os cachos, quem amou? 😍💋

جنون والله!!😰🔥#fyp #foryoupage #viralvideo #النصر

جنون والله!!😰🔥#fyp #foryoupage #viralvideo #النصر

ਕਿਡਨੀਆਂ ਕਦੇ ਨਹੀਂ ਹੋਣਗੀਆਂ ਫੇਲ੍ਹ, ਅਪਨਾਓ ਇਹ ਦੇਸੀ ਨੁਸਖ਼ਾ! #DrIshHanda #AyurvedicDoctor #PunjabHealth #Ramandeepsodhi

ਕਿਡਨੀਆਂ ਕਦੇ ਨਹੀਂ ਹੋਣਗੀਆਂ ਫੇਲ੍ਹ, ਅਪਨਾਓ ਇਹ ਦੇਸੀ ਨੁਸਖ਼ਾ! #DrIshHanda #AyurvedicDoctor #PunjabHealth #Ramandeepsodhi

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