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Iblamejarhead :
I was a Kyle Monangai fan before it was cool
2026-11-12 18:30:13
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2026-11-12 00:46:01
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user8505626634171 :
Kicking my feet up and down in bed bc i love kyle monangai so much
2026-11-12 09:26:08
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BRapp🐻⬇️⛳️ :
Happy holidays
2026-11-12 03:12:35
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Wheel Life Fantasy :
Pls save my season Kyle
2026-11-12 02:57:34
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muggly210 :
Seeing no monangai for a month has actually made me sad and a sense of hopelessness
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dawkins619 :
bro been on my bench for forever, get well
2026-11-12 12:28:50
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nicktlowkeyy :
10 days 🦭
2026-11-12 19:29:40
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Hibiki :
Kyle Mochungai :DDDD
2026-11-12 06:06:41
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Carl G :
This is beautiful
2026-11-13 17:42:59
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Jacob Plummer :
my favorite stash for fantasy playoffs
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Caleb Kamphuis :
Can’t wait for his return 🥹
2026-11-14 02:32:28
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you can’t expect to reach higher places without accepting that sometimes you’ll lose your footing along the way. every time you try something new, challenge yourself, or step beyond what you’re used to, there’s a possibility that things won’t go as planned. but that doesn’t mean you should stop trying. don’t let one failure convince you that you’re not capable. sometimes you’ll work hard and still fall short. sometimes you’ll make the same mistake twice, lose confidence, or feel like all your progress has disappeared. but falling doesn’t erase the effort you’ve already put in. it simply reminds you that there’s still something to learn. think about how much of your life you’ve already learned through trial and error. you weren’t born knowing how to walk, speak, or do anything that now feels natural. you fell, struggled, made mistakes, and kept trying until those things became part of you. growth has always required that same willingness to be bad at something before becoming good at it. so stop treating failure like proof that you should give up. treat it as part of the process. take the lesson, regain your balance, and keep climbing. you don’t have to reach the top without a single fall to prove that you’re strong. one day, you’ll look back and realize that some of the moments you thought were setbacks were actually the moments that taught you how to keep going. remember, twin, the goal was never to climb without falling. the goal was to never let falling convince you to stay on the ground.

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