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الحمدلله

2026-10-16 20:25:23

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╣[-مـصطـفى-] ابو احمد :

الصدمة كانت أسرع من الارتداد؛ التفتّ. لأجد النصل الذي صقلتُه بحبي يسكن في صدري، واليد التي عاهدتني على البقاء هي العشيرة التي خانت العهد. كيف يرتد الوفاء طعناتٍ تسيل منها الحياة؟ وكيف يتحول الصديق أو الحبيب إلى جلادٍ يرتوي من نزيف قلبي؟ أصعب الحروب ليست تلك التي نخوضها ضد الأعداء، بل هي تلك المعارك الصامتة التي نُهزم فيها أمام من نحب، حيث لا نملك فيها حتى حق الدفاع عن أنفسنا، لأن السيف الذي يقتلنا... هو سيفنا نحن.🖤

2026-10-16 17:53:27

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محمود الشعراوي :

لا يبتعد المرء عن البشر إلا حينما تجرح مشاعره منهم

2026-10-16 18:02:03

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سليمان العمير - صحفي :

صح لسانك حكمة قديمة تقول الضربات التي لاتقتلك تقويك قرأت أيضا إبرة الحياة تخيط الجروح وتجعل الانسان أكثر وعيا ويعيد ترتيب أولوياته شكرا

2026-10-16 17:18:59

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Alaa :

❤️❤️❤️

2026-10-16 16:41:04

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sanae_siouari :

[Geste OK][Geste OK][Geste OK]

2026-10-16 19:51:46

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aljohar :

👍👍👍

2026-10-16 13:06:01

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Rasha :

[عيون بشكل قلب][عيون بشكل قلب][عيون بشكل قلب]

2026-10-16 16:18:32

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