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Rawand_khooli :

🇱🇧❤🇱🇧 اجمل تحية لاروع صديقة وحشتيني كتير وينك غايبة من زمان

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احلا مساء الورد والياسمين على روحك .......

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جميل عجبني حبيت حلو

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اهلا مساء بوجودك منور

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charbel Tarraf labaki :

كل الحب 💘 لا روحك الدعاء والصلاة لكي يا احب النآس على قلبي ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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❤️روعه روعه❤️

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Today, we got a new neighbor. For the past five years, we’ve been incredibly blessed to have neighbors who were understanding, kind, and loving toward my children. So experiencing this today was difficult. For those who may not know, yes—we live in an apartment, and we have lived in the same apartment for the past five years. We stay here because it allows my son, who is autistic and has significant support needs, to receive the school services and intensive therapies that he needs. This evening, I noticed the woman in the photo and video looking into my window and taking pictures. I asked her if she was okay or if there was something she needed from me. She told me, “I don’t want that sticker in my walkway.” I explained that I was sorry it bothered her, but that I have a son with a disability and the sticker was there for his safety. Before I could even say anything else, she walked away and called the apartment office. I called the office myself to explain what was happening. The staff member I spoke with told me that the sticker was allowed to be there and did not need to be removed. He told me to leave it alone and said that he would advocate for me. Later, she was back outside my window with her husband, taking pictures and pointing at the sticker. I went outside and politely asked if there was something we needed to discuss regarding it. She responded, “I already tried to talk to you and that went nowhere,” and then told her husband, “Let’s go inside before she gets aggressive, babe.” I was met with raised voices and insults, despite the fact that I had approached her calmly and respectfully. At one point, she placed furniture in front of my sticker, covering it. I politely asked her to move it because, in the event of an emergency, I need emergency personnel to be able to see that my son has a disability and may require specific levels of support. She told me she was not okay with the sticker and refused to move her things. She even yelled at me that I’m a shitty person for not moving my sticker. So I told her I would simply print another sign and place it higher, because once again, this is about my son’s safety. She yelled, “Go ahead, babe. Post another sticker.” So I did. Even after that, she and her husband remained outside my window. She continued to flip me off while my two-year-old son ran outside, excitedly saying hello to our new neighbor. She rolled her eyes, continued flipping me off, and eventually walked away with her husband. For those who know me, you know that my children and especially their safety and well-being come first in every aspect of our lives. By God’s grace, we have been blessed with truly wonderful neighbors during the five years we have lived here. People who have taken the time to understand our family, understand my son, and simply show us kindness. I never imagined that something as small as a sticker—smaller than a 4x6 photograph—would become something that could lead to this kind of interaction. But what hurts me most isn’t the sticker. It’s the reminder that there are people in this world who may never take the time to understand my son, yet one day, he will have to navigate this world without me beside him. That thought breaks my heart. I am not sharing this so that anyone attacks or harasses this woman. That is not what I want. I’m sharing it because I believe there is a bigger lesson here about awareness, compassion, and understanding. Sometimes the life you are living looks completely different from the life of the person living right beside you. You never truly know what someone else is carrying, what their family needs, or why something that may seem insignificant to you could be incredibly important to them. I don’t know what this new situation is going to look like but I would be lying if I said I wasn’t heartbroken that this is one of the pieces of society my son will eventually have to navigate. For now, I am navigating for him.

Today, we got a new neighbor. For the past five years, we’ve been incredibly blessed to have neighbors who were understanding, kind, and loving toward my children. So experiencing this today was difficult. For those who may not know, yes—we live in an apartment, and we have lived in the same apartment for the past five years. We stay here because it allows my son, who is autistic and has significant support needs, to receive the school services and intensive therapies that he needs. This evening, I noticed the woman in the photo and video looking into my window and taking pictures. I asked her if she was okay or if there was something she needed from me. She told me, “I don’t want that sticker in my walkway.” I explained that I was sorry it bothered her, but that I have a son with a disability and the sticker was there for his safety. Before I could even say anything else, she walked away and called the apartment office. I called the office myself to explain what was happening. The staff member I spoke with told me that the sticker was allowed to be there and did not need to be removed. He told me to leave it alone and said that he would advocate for me. Later, she was back outside my window with her husband, taking pictures and pointing at the sticker. I went outside and politely asked if there was something we needed to discuss regarding it. She responded, “I already tried to talk to you and that went nowhere,” and then told her husband, “Let’s go inside before she gets aggressive, babe.” I was met with raised voices and insults, despite the fact that I had approached her calmly and respectfully. At one point, she placed furniture in front of my sticker, covering it. I politely asked her to move it because, in the event of an emergency, I need emergency personnel to be able to see that my son has a disability and may require specific levels of support. She told me she was not okay with the sticker and refused to move her things. She even yelled at me that I’m a shitty person for not moving my sticker. So I told her I would simply print another sign and place it higher, because once again, this is about my son’s safety. She yelled, “Go ahead, babe. Post another sticker.” So I did. Even after that, she and her husband remained outside my window. She continued to flip me off while my two-year-old son ran outside, excitedly saying hello to our new neighbor. She rolled her eyes, continued flipping me off, and eventually walked away with her husband. For those who know me, you know that my children and especially their safety and well-being come first in every aspect of our lives. By God’s grace, we have been blessed with truly wonderful neighbors during the five years we have lived here. People who have taken the time to understand our family, understand my son, and simply show us kindness. I never imagined that something as small as a sticker—smaller than a 4x6 photograph—would become something that could lead to this kind of interaction. But what hurts me most isn’t the sticker. It’s the reminder that there are people in this world who may never take the time to understand my son, yet one day, he will have to navigate this world without me beside him. That thought breaks my heart. I am not sharing this so that anyone attacks or harasses this woman. That is not what I want. I’m sharing it because I believe there is a bigger lesson here about awareness, compassion, and understanding. Sometimes the life you are living looks completely different from the life of the person living right beside you. You never truly know what someone else is carrying, what their family needs, or why something that may seem insignificant to you could be incredibly important to them. I don’t know what this new situation is going to look like but I would be lying if I said I wasn’t heartbroken that this is one of the pieces of society my son will eventually have to navigate. For now, I am navigating for him.

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