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one_life444
zaina_44 :
المصيبة ان الذكريات تصير عذاب
2026-09-17 09:06:03
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user9pd65dlh0s
soso :
هيه ماتبكي عشان اولادها تبكي تذكرت أمها وأبوها وحابه تعامل اولادها مثلهم
2026-09-17 05:13:05
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asiri.show
🖤💛ASIRI SHOW :
الله يرحم والديها ووالدينا وجميع موتى المسلمين والمسلمات
2026-09-19 00:42:32
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waaddh_014
77_w :
انا بنتي لو سويت لها اي شي لو بسيط قهوة او شكولاته تجلس تصيح تقولي ماما اخاف تروحين وتتركيني
2026-09-17 12:02:38
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yoka27910
ÿő@ķ@ :
عملولي اكتاب من حياتي
2026-09-19 01:00:52
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nona.mustafa.mahd
nonamustafamahde :
الله يرحمهم الفنانين دلال عبد العزيز وسمير غانم برحمته الواسعة ويغفر لهم يارب ويصبر دنيا وايمي سمير غانم إنشاءالله تحياتي لهم
2026-09-18 23:59:55
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user5812526673338
الحور العين :
رحم الله أبي 💔حنية الدنيا كانت فيه🥰
2026-09-18 18:34:10
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adelesaed
adelesaed :
ولازم الولاد يعملو زكريات حلوه مع امهم وابوهم مش يكونو قاسين عليهم والام والاب يقدمو كل حلو وكل اللي عندهم ومحدش يقدر ولا يستوعب 💔
2026-09-18 07:51:10
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shoo0123
Shoosh.. :
الله يجبر قلبها مافيه شي اصعب. فقد الوالدين
2026-09-17 05:41:47
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neveinomar762
neveinomar762 :
فعلا اهم حاحة ذكريات في الطفولة ده حقيقي ديه اللي بتفضل مع الواحد حتي وهو كبير في السن
2026-09-18 23:12:34
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yasminaa866
🇪🇬ي͜͡ا͜͡س͜͡م͜͡ي͜͡ن͜͡ا͜͡ :
ربنا يرحمك يا بابا
2026-09-18 16:33:48
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yasminagory3
Yasmina🍒 :
حتي الذكريات الحلوة وجعاني ما بقيتش موجوده ولما بسمع الصوت بنهار 💔💔
2026-09-17 16:06:16
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kill7u_
Nora🤍 :
ماعندي ذكريات ابدا غير ذكريات سئيه فقط
2026-09-17 12:10:29
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wazira525
القلب السليم :
مؤلم فقد الوالدين او احدهم 💔💔
2026-09-17 06:10:18
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user4603600026223
حس :
انس دمع
2026-09-17 06:00:20
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al22_typing
Typing.. :
مشاء الله ي جمالها 🥲
2026-09-17 09:58:26
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user944593320
غاده عبدالله 🇸🇦 :
فعلا طليقي الله يرحمه ما يتذكرون اولادي له ذكريات الله يحلله وانا احب ابني ذكريات معهم لما كبرو قالو كل ذكرياتنا امي بس شي موجع جداااا
2026-09-17 11:19:44
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fofofo8799
Fofofo :
بكيت
2026-09-17 06:42:19
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khadijahalduayr
koko :
اموووت ع امي احبها احبها واموووت ع بناتي
2026-09-17 12:39:16
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l7zt_hayah
لح ـظـة ح ـيآه :
سنين عدت عليكى يا ايمى والدموع لسة بتنزل وهانفضل دموعنا تنزل حتى لو شعرنا شاب لغاية ما نقابلهم 💔💔
2026-09-17 20:18:53
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seraa214_a
بوحه :
اه من وجع القلب عمر الاب والام في مايتنسوا
2026-09-18 08:26:17
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user6387685304086
صباح الدويجي :
الله يرحمهم ويغفر لهم ويسكنهم فسيح جناته نجوم الفن المصري
2026-09-19 03:48:28
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koko221636
Koko@22💕 :
جميلة وتربيتها حسنة تبارك الله ربنا يرحم لي رباك ويجعلهم فى جنة الفردوس يارب العالمين
2026-09-17 13:46:26
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kikokiko4843
KIKO KOKA🌸 :
دنيا راقية جدا تختلف جدا عن فنانات جيلها انسانة محترمة وراقية وموهوبة جدا بنت حلال باختصار
2026-09-18 15:13:40
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i_next_0
Najla / 나즐라 🌹🕊️ :
ماغندي ذكرياتً الا سوء فهم وكراهيه وعدم عطاء من دون سبب بسبب اختي الكبيره مكرهه البيت كله فيني واني سيئة وهي الزينه
2026-09-17 13:08:31
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Some founders build for Silicon Valley. Gaurav left it for India.. and built a $400 million healthcare company. CEO of Tata 1mg. Around $400 million in revenue. IIT Delhi. A school ten times harder to get into than Harvard. Before this, he ran FarmVille at Zynga. At its peak, 20 to 22 million users, making over a million dollars a day. He left all of that in the US to build in India. What does the world get wrong about India? Most of it is just misinformation. In the US, his managers used to say India doesn't do technically hard work. That's not true. What would he tell his 23-year-old self? Stop judging a book by its cover. At 23, he was obsessed with raw intellectual sharpness. Whether someone could wow him with insight. Today he values a much wider set of traits. The ability to ground him. Loyalty. Staying calm under stress. The person who can tell him it's going to be okay when he can't say it to himself. Did he believe any of this was possible growing up? Absolutely not. He was seeking safety. The status quo. Does he have a scarcity mindset? He still does. He's not comfortable spending money. He just wants to save. Even running a company that makes nearly half a billion a year. That mindset came from his mom. But somewhere in the Bay Area, he realized he wasn't an idiot. That maybe a startup could be fun. Are young people making enough dumb decisions? He doesn't think so. He learned to swim for the first time at 35. At the JCC in Palo Alto, in a class full of seven-year-olds who feared the water far less than he did. It was embarrassing. A big tech job behind him, finally learning to swim. But a lot of his pain is really just chasing the joy of learning something new. Die tomorrow. The message he'd leave behind: A startup isn't the only reason you're here. Discovering all the other parts of life matters just as much. And he hopes he's discovered enough of them by the time he's done. Whatever done ends up looking like.
Some founders build for Silicon Valley. Gaurav left it for India.. and built a $400 million healthcare company. CEO of Tata 1mg. Around $400 million in revenue. IIT Delhi. A school ten times harder to get into than Harvard. Before this, he ran FarmVille at Zynga. At its peak, 20 to 22 million users, making over a million dollars a day. He left all of that in the US to build in India. What does the world get wrong about India? Most of it is just misinformation. In the US, his managers used to say India doesn't do technically hard work. That's not true. What would he tell his 23-year-old self? Stop judging a book by its cover. At 23, he was obsessed with raw intellectual sharpness. Whether someone could wow him with insight. Today he values a much wider set of traits. The ability to ground him. Loyalty. Staying calm under stress. The person who can tell him it's going to be okay when he can't say it to himself. Did he believe any of this was possible growing up? Absolutely not. He was seeking safety. The status quo. Does he have a scarcity mindset? He still does. He's not comfortable spending money. He just wants to save. Even running a company that makes nearly half a billion a year. That mindset came from his mom. But somewhere in the Bay Area, he realized he wasn't an idiot. That maybe a startup could be fun. Are young people making enough dumb decisions? He doesn't think so. He learned to swim for the first time at 35. At the JCC in Palo Alto, in a class full of seven-year-olds who feared the water far less than he did. It was embarrassing. A big tech job behind him, finally learning to swim. But a lot of his pain is really just chasing the joy of learning something new. Die tomorrow. The message he'd leave behind: A startup isn't the only reason you're here. Discovering all the other parts of life matters just as much. And he hopes he's discovered enough of them by the time he's done. Whatever done ends up looking like.

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