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artiskepo
artis :
OMG you can call me
2026-10-06 14:12:40
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raffaele.solli3
Raffaele Solli :
sei troppo bello 💋💋
2026-09-21 20:55:50
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#thatsmine
2026-08-27 05:04:55
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𝐀𝐮𝐝𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐚 . :
first.🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️
2026-08-26 05:02:49
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yukia_1106
Yukia :
thank you for Born again??
2026-08-26 19:05:14
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itznot.summer
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Aww dimples soo cute
2026-08-29 02:45:04
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I enjoy hearing stories from places far away. 💯
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my hani baniswiti
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flowers.gleam.and.glow.bitch.✰ :
cutie pie
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Early
2026-08-26 06:06:52
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yukia_1106
Yukia :
That’s fine; what matters is that I’ve bounced back. I feel so strong now. People just prove that they don't care about anyone else—only work and money; they’re infuriating.
2026-08-26 19:29:09
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yukia_1106
Yukia :
The work is meaningless—a waste of life—because it ultimately boils down to mere endurance; you fail to see the true reality of things. Take work, for instance: you do it every day, but it becomes tedious, and as a result, you don't get to enjoy your life.
2026-08-26 19:35:34
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yukia_1106
Yukia :
If he boasts, thinking that what he did was right, it is meaningless—because Jesus sees his true self.
2026-08-26 19:37:48
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yukia_1106
Yukia :
Work, sleep, work, sleep, work—that is all people do. I think this needs to change; we ought to eliminate work—or more accurately, replace it—because if you don't make the most of your time here on earth, you won't get another chance to do so.
2026-08-26 19:43:13
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yukia_1106
Yukia :
You know, you should remember how important it is to love them, right? This is for your father—cherish the time spent with him and show your love while he is still here.
2026-08-26 19:46:03
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hi
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You can spend your entire life doing something and still get it wrong occasionally. And yet, when it comes to other people, we sometimes behave as though making a mistake is completely unacceptable. Someone says something they shouldn't have said. They forget something important. They make a poor decision or handle a situation badly. And we're immediately frustrated. We question how they could've been so careless. We wonder why they didn't know better. And sometimes we judge their entire character based on one mistake. But think about how many times you've made mistakes despite knowing better yourself. How many times have you said something you later regretted? How many times have you reacted badly to a situation you could've handled differently? How many times have you disappointed someone without ever intending to hurt them? I think we need to remember these things when dealing with other people. Because it's very easy to expect patience and understanding when we're the ones who've made a mistake, but much harder to extend that same understanding when somebody else gets something wrong. People will make mistakes. Even people who genuinely love you, care about you and want to do the right thing. And sometimes, what they need isn't another person reminding them how badly they've got something wrong. It's a little patience, understanding and an opportunity to put things right. If you expect people to show you mercy when you fall short, try to remember that they need that same mercy from you.
You can spend your entire life doing something and still get it wrong occasionally. And yet, when it comes to other people, we sometimes behave as though making a mistake is completely unacceptable. Someone says something they shouldn't have said. They forget something important. They make a poor decision or handle a situation badly. And we're immediately frustrated. We question how they could've been so careless. We wonder why they didn't know better. And sometimes we judge their entire character based on one mistake. But think about how many times you've made mistakes despite knowing better yourself. How many times have you said something you later regretted? How many times have you reacted badly to a situation you could've handled differently? How many times have you disappointed someone without ever intending to hurt them? I think we need to remember these things when dealing with other people. Because it's very easy to expect patience and understanding when we're the ones who've made a mistake, but much harder to extend that same understanding when somebody else gets something wrong. People will make mistakes. Even people who genuinely love you, care about you and want to do the right thing. And sometimes, what they need isn't another person reminding them how badly they've got something wrong. It's a little patience, understanding and an opportunity to put things right. If you expect people to show you mercy when you fall short, try to remember that they need that same mercy from you.

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