@_ysissantoss: chata?sim mal amada?NUNCA #foryou

ysis
ysis
Open In TikTok:
Region: BR
Thursday 08 October 2026 05:26:11 GMT
189297
35676
177
4866

Music

Download

Comments

esther_castr0
©️ :
Amooooo
2026-10-08 17:00:38
458
lelesantxs0
⊹˚𝑨𝒎𝒐𝒓 𝒅𝒐 𝑵𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒐 ˚⊹ :
ser a "chata" e não a *corna
2026-10-09 14:02:11
25
sarahneress
Sarah Neres :
Eu queria o vídeo
2026-10-08 20:28:27
6
anna.silva6897
julia :
alguém me passa esse vídeo
2026-10-08 19:11:47
12
mont.of
MONT :
Não me larga por nada e eu amo
2026-10-08 22:54:32
57
daily.rosa_pinkk
Anny 💗 :
amiga preciso do video por favor, mas como faz pra ficar em formato de foto, tipo, nao passar pro video
2026-10-08 22:54:54
2
aninha.mtt
Ana Nogueira 💋 :
É assim que eu mereço ser tratada
2026-10-09 00:47:32
7
gaby.santos557
gaby :
Vao no meu amores
2026-10-09 00:51:06
3
bysouxza
BySouza🦋 :
Eu quero o vídeo
2026-10-08 20:20:05
1
hellen.borges14
Hellen.borges :
amiga, me manda o video??
2026-10-09 01:24:39
0
ludy._.2
ludy :
Me chama de chata, de mimada, reclama que não pode dizer não pra mim q eu já fico bicuda, mas não larga de me mimar e de fazer tudo q eu quero
2026-10-09 05:00:02
2
santz.lavy
Lavynnia🐆 :
Pode me mandar o vídeo por favor?
2026-10-08 21:44:49
0
laninhawq
marya :
2026-10-08 14:37:01
3
e_mouraxxs
🫯Mouraxxs🫯 :
amiga manda o vídeo por favorr
2026-10-08 20:54:22
0
ea.erika._
ea.erika._ :
Me sinto a pessoa preciosa do mundo
2026-10-08 20:53:27
3
a.freitas_1
👾 :
2026-10-08 18:57:03
1
raquel_77689
Raquel :
2026-10-08 17:48:07
0
bellaoliveiraww
Bella :
2026-10-08 18:52:13
0
juu_souza_013
Namorada do nicolas. :
Eu quero o videoooo ❤️
2026-10-09 21:02:55
0
_gabbsantos_
Gabriela :
2026-10-09 23:27:14
0
marcielle062
Marcielle💅🏻🫀 :
Beijo kkkk
2026-10-09 21:53:33
0
tatielemoura_
🐆 :
2026-10-09 22:16:30
0
mymy.kkkkk
Myrlinha🎀 :
2026-10-09 21:11:15
0
steffany.slv
⭒𖤐𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓻 𝓼𝓲𝓵𝓿𝓪𖤐⭒ :
2026-10-09 22:02:56
0
o.liveir7
Oliveiraa :
2026-10-08 18:27:04
0
To see more videos from user @_ysissantoss, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

There is an important difference between worshipping your ancestors and honoring them. To honor your ancestors is to remember where you come from. It is to acknowledge the people whose lives, struggles, sacrifices and decisions came before your own. You do not have to put your ancestors in the place of God to recognize that you did not begin with yourself. You are part of a lineage. You carry a name, a history, a culture and stories that existed before you arrived here. One way to honor your ancestors is to learn their names. Ask questions about your grandparents and great-grandparents. Find out where your family originally came from. Learn the stories that your family has forgotten or stopped talking about. Another way is to respect the positive values they left behind. If courage, discipline, community, strength, wisdom or resilience helped your family survive difficult generations, do not let those qualities disappear with you. Carry the good forward. You can also honor your ancestors by healing patterns that have caused pain in your family. Sometimes honoring your lineage does not mean repeating everything that happened before you. Sometimes it means becoming the person who says, “This pattern ends with me.” You can respect where you come from while still choosing a healthier direction. Honor can also be expressed through gratitude. Take time to appreciate the sacrifices that made your life possible. Many people before you may have lived through struggles you will never fully understand. Their journey is part of the road that eventually led to you. You can honor your roots without becoming trapped in the past. You can honor your culture by learning about it instead of feeling ashamed of it. You can honor your family by understanding their history instead of judging everything you do not yet understand. And you can honor yourself by becoming a better continuation of the lineage you came from. Honoring your ancestors is not about fear. It is not about worshipping every tradition without understanding it. It is about awareness, respect, remembrance and responsibility. Know where you come from. Learn what was passed down. Keep what brings wisdom. Heal what brings pain. And build something stronger for the generations that will come after you. You are not only connected to the past. One day, you will also become part of someone else’s roots. The question is: what will you leave behind? Tips: I offer guidance and coaching in my private group. it's a private community where people interested in spirituality, consciousness and ancestral wisdom meets together to discuss, share and learn from eachother. send a DM to join.  🌿 If this resonates, comment
There is an important difference between worshipping your ancestors and honoring them. To honor your ancestors is to remember where you come from. It is to acknowledge the people whose lives, struggles, sacrifices and decisions came before your own. You do not have to put your ancestors in the place of God to recognize that you did not begin with yourself. You are part of a lineage. You carry a name, a history, a culture and stories that existed before you arrived here. One way to honor your ancestors is to learn their names. Ask questions about your grandparents and great-grandparents. Find out where your family originally came from. Learn the stories that your family has forgotten or stopped talking about. Another way is to respect the positive values they left behind. If courage, discipline, community, strength, wisdom or resilience helped your family survive difficult generations, do not let those qualities disappear with you. Carry the good forward. You can also honor your ancestors by healing patterns that have caused pain in your family. Sometimes honoring your lineage does not mean repeating everything that happened before you. Sometimes it means becoming the person who says, “This pattern ends with me.” You can respect where you come from while still choosing a healthier direction. Honor can also be expressed through gratitude. Take time to appreciate the sacrifices that made your life possible. Many people before you may have lived through struggles you will never fully understand. Their journey is part of the road that eventually led to you. You can honor your roots without becoming trapped in the past. You can honor your culture by learning about it instead of feeling ashamed of it. You can honor your family by understanding their history instead of judging everything you do not yet understand. And you can honor yourself by becoming a better continuation of the lineage you came from. Honoring your ancestors is not about fear. It is not about worshipping every tradition without understanding it. It is about awareness, respect, remembrance and responsibility. Know where you come from. Learn what was passed down. Keep what brings wisdom. Heal what brings pain. And build something stronger for the generations that will come after you. You are not only connected to the past. One day, you will also become part of someone else’s roots. The question is: what will you leave behind? Tips: I offer guidance and coaching in my private group. it's a private community where people interested in spirituality, consciousness and ancestral wisdom meets together to discuss, share and learn from eachother. send a DM to join. 🌿 If this resonates, comment "I am ready" and follow so the energy reaches you Follow for more .... #chosenone #blacksheep #cyclebreaker #selfawareness #mindset

About