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farahzekry2
Farah Zekry :
Ana capricorn w nefsi ab2a zayek lol
2026-10-20 16:38:39
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that_weirdo__3
Toka :
Any chance this is about your personality not your zodiac😍
2026-10-20 12:45:36
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rere0rev
𓂆✌︎︎ ོ🗝palirere :
As a capricorn I can confirm 👌
2026-10-20 16:35:08
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its.sarahhafez
Sarah Hafez | ساره حافظ :
This is so trueee
2026-10-20 17:31:32
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arwa.dy
أروى دياب✨|| Arwa :
عشان احنا اندال بطبعنا
2026-10-19 21:24:00
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marwamkhamiss
marwakhamis :
does that make me a fake Capricorn?
2026-10-19 18:47:00
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jojobojo_8
user :
3shan akeed maysthlosh eny aftkerhom🙈🙈
2026-10-19 19:40:55
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ma.rina4447
ٌْMa Rina :
انا جدي و زيك بالظبط
2026-10-19 18:35:34
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dina84319353
Tina medhat ⚡ :
عشان احنا برج ديفا
2026-10-19 21:24:22
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omarnyx
omar :
انا كده ومش برج الجدي ولا حاجه
2026-10-19 19:15:32
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shaahedhr
shaahed aws :
exactly girl!!!!!!!!
2026-10-20 12:41:33
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khloudkhaled057
Khloud Khaled :
علشان برج الجدي اكتر برج بيدي فرص في دماغه للناس يعني هو بيعديلك ويديك فرصه تانيه بس مش هيقولك أنه عدلاك ولا هيقولك دي الفرصه الكام ليك بس لما الفرص بتخلص بيسحب نفسه وعنده سلام نفسي أنه خلاص عامل اللي عليه
2026-10-20 09:03:21
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maiessam4812
Mai el Baghdady :
انا حوت وبنسى والمفروض الحوت مش بينسى
2026-10-19 18:31:07
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amagdy7712
amagdy7712 :
عشان احنا بنعمل عشانهم كل حاجة بحب وبضمير ومن القلب . بس مش بنبص ورانا لما نقرر نبعد .. لو هنت عليكى تهونى عليا فى ثانية
2026-10-19 19:02:09
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rehaaaaaam02
R :
لا خالص انا جدي والعكس تمام يعني صحابي الي مقاطعه معاهم من سنين مش عايزه يبقي دي النهايه وعايزه نرجع تاني مع أن عارفه أنه مينفعش
2026-10-19 20:03:36
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xr__778
Rawan :
انا جدي وزيكو ياشباب بس الابراج مش حقيقيه كده كده
2026-10-19 19:03:56
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rouwaidagabr
Ro :
حرفيا ايوة، بخاف اقول ان دا اللي بيحصل اتحسد😭😭😭😭
2026-10-19 18:56:08
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mr_eslam_yadem
آلقطـعآنيـﮯ :
انا جدي و عمري ما عملت كده
2026-10-19 17:04:14
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soap3883
🫶 :
أنا بنسى شكلهم والله مش بس الفتره لا بجد بحس انهم مش معرفهمش ودي حاجه بحمد ربنا عليها
2026-10-19 21:22:02
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tarteeelmhmd
🐈‍⬛ :
طب ما انا دلو ووسخة كده ايه علاقته ؟!
2026-10-20 05:35:42
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s.r_c.y
يناير 🫆 :
وضعي وانا برج جدي واقول ان الابراج مو حقيقية وهذي الصفات فيني
2026-10-20 02:28:17
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karemsameh18
Karim sameh :
ضيف عليهم برج الثور علشان انا كده جداً
2026-10-19 21:45:31
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tokka.mohamed3
تُقى 🦋 :
قلابين بطبعنا بجد 👏
2026-10-19 23:39:33
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mohra_01
Mohra :
مش عارفه بجد بنسي ملامحهم حتي بس الصراحه ببقي فاكره المواقف بس كانهم عمرهم مادخلوا حياتي عادي
2026-10-19 18:42:27
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malazfadol5
Velvet Baby ♑️✦ :
كانها بتتكلم عني 😂😂
2026-10-20 04:53:56
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A TRAGEDY THAT RAISES QUESTIONS: Could Better Mental Health Support Have Saved a Life?        This is a heartbreaking tragedy. If William Chapman was experiencing psychosis and did not receive the support he needed, it is fair to ask whether more could have been done to protect him. The important thing is to distinguish between what we know and what the ongoing investigations still need to establish. What happened to William Chapman? According to reports from the inquest, 24-year-old William Chapman was killed by Altai, a Siberian tiger, at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in England on October 10, 2026. William had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and had experienced previous episodes of psychosis. He was receiving care from local adult mental health services, and his family had raised concerns about his contact with those services.  The mental health trust has launched an independent investigation into his care, while authorities are also investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.  There are several questions of responsibility, and it would be unfair to blame only one person before the investigations are complete. - 1. The mental health system: If William showed warning signs, experienced worsening psychosis, or needed more intensive treatment that was not provided, the investigation should establish whether his care fell short. His family's concerns deserve to be taken seriously. However, we do not yet know whether the services failed him. - 2. William himself: Entering a tiger's enclosure was extremely dangerous. But if he was experiencing an acute psychotic episode, his ability to understand the danger or make safe decisions may have been impaired. We cannot determine from his diagnosis alone how much he understood at that moment. - 3. The wildlife park: Investigators should examine whether its barriers, security measures and emergency procedures were adequate. Even when a visitor acts dangerously, protecting people from access to a dangerous animal is essential. - 4. Altai, the tiger: I would not blame the tiger. A tiger is a wild predator responding to a human entering its enclosure. It cannot be expected to understand a person's mental illness. Can psychosis make someone unaware of danger? Yes, it can. During some psychotic episodes, a person may experience delusions, hallucinations, confusion or impaired judgment. They may misinterpret reality and fail to recognize a serious threat. But not everyone with schizophrenia experiences psychosis all the time, and not everyone experiencing psychosis loses awareness of danger. The person's actual condition at the time matters. My honest opinion I believe the most important question is whether William could have been helped before this tragedy occurred. Mental health care should not simply wait until someone reaches a crisis. When warning signs indicate that a person may be at serious risk, the system should respond with appropriate assessment, follow-up, treatment and support. At the same time, involuntary treatment must be based on appropriate clinical and legal criteria, not simply a diagnosis. If the investigation finds that warning signs were missed or necessary care was not provided, those failures should be addressed and accountability should follow. If his care was appropriate and the incident could not reasonably have been anticipated, that matters too. William's family deserves answers, and his death should prompt serious questions about mental health care and public safety. We should seek accountability without stigmatizing people who live with schizophrenia. The full inquest is scheduled for March 18, 2027. Until the evidence is examined, we cannot fairly conclude that a particular person or service was responsible- #williamchapman #tiger #altai #yorkshirewildlifepark #MentalHealth
A TRAGEDY THAT RAISES QUESTIONS: Could Better Mental Health Support Have Saved a Life? This is a heartbreaking tragedy. If William Chapman was experiencing psychosis and did not receive the support he needed, it is fair to ask whether more could have been done to protect him. The important thing is to distinguish between what we know and what the ongoing investigations still need to establish. What happened to William Chapman? According to reports from the inquest, 24-year-old William Chapman was killed by Altai, a Siberian tiger, at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in England on October 10, 2026. William had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and had experienced previous episodes of psychosis. He was receiving care from local adult mental health services, and his family had raised concerns about his contact with those services. The mental health trust has launched an independent investigation into his care, while authorities are also investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. There are several questions of responsibility, and it would be unfair to blame only one person before the investigations are complete. - 1. The mental health system: If William showed warning signs, experienced worsening psychosis, or needed more intensive treatment that was not provided, the investigation should establish whether his care fell short. His family's concerns deserve to be taken seriously. However, we do not yet know whether the services failed him. - 2. William himself: Entering a tiger's enclosure was extremely dangerous. But if he was experiencing an acute psychotic episode, his ability to understand the danger or make safe decisions may have been impaired. We cannot determine from his diagnosis alone how much he understood at that moment. - 3. The wildlife park: Investigators should examine whether its barriers, security measures and emergency procedures were adequate. Even when a visitor acts dangerously, protecting people from access to a dangerous animal is essential. - 4. Altai, the tiger: I would not blame the tiger. A tiger is a wild predator responding to a human entering its enclosure. It cannot be expected to understand a person's mental illness. Can psychosis make someone unaware of danger? Yes, it can. During some psychotic episodes, a person may experience delusions, hallucinations, confusion or impaired judgment. They may misinterpret reality and fail to recognize a serious threat. But not everyone with schizophrenia experiences psychosis all the time, and not everyone experiencing psychosis loses awareness of danger. The person's actual condition at the time matters. My honest opinion I believe the most important question is whether William could have been helped before this tragedy occurred. Mental health care should not simply wait until someone reaches a crisis. When warning signs indicate that a person may be at serious risk, the system should respond with appropriate assessment, follow-up, treatment and support. At the same time, involuntary treatment must be based on appropriate clinical and legal criteria, not simply a diagnosis. If the investigation finds that warning signs were missed or necessary care was not provided, those failures should be addressed and accountability should follow. If his care was appropriate and the incident could not reasonably have been anticipated, that matters too. William's family deserves answers, and his death should prompt serious questions about mental health care and public safety. We should seek accountability without stigmatizing people who live with schizophrenia. The full inquest is scheduled for March 18, 2027. Until the evidence is examined, we cannot fairly conclude that a particular person or service was responsible- #williamchapman #tiger #altai #yorkshirewildlifepark #MentalHealth

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