@tongtrgxzla: "Giữa muôn vàn cám dỗ mà bạn vẫn tỉnh bơ, thì chính bạn mới là cám dỗ."

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hoanqanh17
Hoàng Anh :
Cũng từng 1 thời,giờ thì như được thanh tẩy và lột xác hoàn toàn thành con người mới. Đường phía trước còn dài,giữ vững bản tâm,giữ cho tam quan không lệch lạc đã là trọn vẻn 1 đời người rồi.[Cầu nguyện]
2026-11-13 13:56:58
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gaoo226
Gạo Douyin :
Thì ra mình luôn tỉnh là có lý do. Mình tỉnh uỷ 😁😁😁😁
2026-11-13 12:05:01
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kimmyna95
Thỏ :
Đã qua một thời thơ dại
2026-11-13 08:06:47
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motminh20100
NÀO ĐẸP ĐỔI TÊN... :
hưởng thụ cảm giác độc thân , ko vì một ai nữa , giữ được tâm lành , bản chất tốt là một điều mình rất quý bản thân mình🥰
2026-11-14 04:37:37
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stellium.h12
Hihi haha 🧜🏻‍♂️ :
T cũng tỉnh rồi nè, Tỉnh Tò😂
2026-11-14 04:41:32
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trichdan_sachhay
Panadol Extra 🍀 :
Nghe nó trưởng thành gì đâuu
2026-11-13 23:22:57
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linhpham8688688
Linh8888 :
Quả cám dỗ hơi kín cổng cao tường nên k thấy cám dỗ cái chỗ làooo
2026-11-14 05:54:40
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pristin42
Pristin :
Mình không những tỉnh bơ, mình còn cười ha ha 😂
2026-11-14 01:54:32
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nx367_
Cá Mặn 🐠 :
giữa muôn ngàn cám dỗ t điều bị cám dỗ
2026-11-14 06:02:40
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mamnontecon
đầu hai mái dái âm dương :
À
2026-11-14 05:12:23
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linhmyt_178
LINH MÝT 🍀🍀🍀 :
Ở đâu v c
2026-11-13 09:57:58
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edc9999
edc :
qua bao nhiêu sóng gió ta trở nên điềm đạm hơn.
2026-11-13 23:14:56
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duahau.201022
Tracy Nguyen :
Mình xin link khăn với ạ
2026-11-13 09:04:25
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r.view89
r.view89 :
Chuẩnnn
2026-11-13 09:32:13
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miha6852
68GameBai Sự Kiện Nổ Hũ Vàng :
. Hơi ngang nhưng rất cuốn.
2026-11-14 00:25:30
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bundau947
Bún đậu nước tương 🍜 :
Chưa bao giờ bị cám dỗ thao túng😌
2026-11-13 11:49:05
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cobehaybuon_o1
bi mat nho :
2026-11-14 05:34:43
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minachip99
Shumi 🥑🥑 :
2026-11-14 04:29:24
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changbuni0804
ChangBuni :
2026-11-14 03:21:25
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dungbsk
Đặng Việt Dũng :
2026-11-14 05:47:09
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nhinhi.2494
Nhinhinn1 :
Hông phải do tâm hồn tui mãi tuổi 18,20 á
2026-11-13 10:53:45
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maibi6587
Haibara :
N tuỳ theo độ tuổi .Năm 18-20tuổi: ai nói gì cũng tin. Năm 25+ lúc nào cũng dựng lông nhím : T ko tin đâu nhé cmay đừng có hòng lừa t. Sau 30t: thi thoảng lại phải giả vờ tin 1 tí vì tỉnh vs cáo quá ngta sợ chạy mất dép 😂😂😂
2026-11-14 04:13:33
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iiv12aura
aura iam :
@🌷Dyne🌷
2026-11-14 03:27:08
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nguyenquyen.21_
Quyên tập chạy bô 🏃‍♀️ :
:)))
2026-11-14 01:48:31
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I’ve spent nearly fifteen years teaching a program called Rape Culture: A Survivor’s Perspective, and one thing I continue to believe deeply is this: men are not inherently bad. Making men the enemy will NOT prevent sexual violence. I say it in my programs, and I’ll say it here: we need men in this work. Not ashamed of their power, but empowered to use it well.  Primary prevention asks us to intervene before the assault by RE-humanizing one another, cultivating empathy, teaching embodiment, talking openly about sex and intimacy, and creating cultures where men hold their friends to the same standards and values they hold themselves. A few places to begin: • For boys/young men: Lads: A Guide to Respect and Consent for Teenage Boys by Alan Bissett, Respect by Inti Chavez Perez, and Boys & Sex by Peggy Orenstein.
• For parents raising boys: Talk to Your Boys by Joanna Schroeder + Christopher Pepper and How to Raise a Boy by Michael Reichert.
• For younger children: Jayneen Sanders’ body-safety and consent books, including the Little BIG Chats series. Start conversations about bodies, boundaries, consent and safe relationships early…not when they’re already teenagers.
• For understanding campus sexual violence: watch The Hunting Ground.
• At home: talk about sex. Talk about pleasure, consent, pornography, autonomy, interpersonal cues, respect and what healthy intimacy actually looks like. If we avoid these conversations, our children still receive a sex education. We’ve simply handed the curriculum over to culture. And to survivors watching another case dominate the news, I see you. And I’m sorry. You deserve a world invested not only in responding to what happened to us, but in preventing it from happening to someone else. 🤎
I’ve spent nearly fifteen years teaching a program called Rape Culture: A Survivor’s Perspective, and one thing I continue to believe deeply is this: men are not inherently bad. Making men the enemy will NOT prevent sexual violence. I say it in my programs, and I’ll say it here: we need men in this work. Not ashamed of their power, but empowered to use it well. Primary prevention asks us to intervene before the assault by RE-humanizing one another, cultivating empathy, teaching embodiment, talking openly about sex and intimacy, and creating cultures where men hold their friends to the same standards and values they hold themselves. A few places to begin: • For boys/young men: Lads: A Guide to Respect and Consent for Teenage Boys by Alan Bissett, Respect by Inti Chavez Perez, and Boys & Sex by Peggy Orenstein.
• For parents raising boys: Talk to Your Boys by Joanna Schroeder + Christopher Pepper and How to Raise a Boy by Michael Reichert.
• For younger children: Jayneen Sanders’ body-safety and consent books, including the Little BIG Chats series. Start conversations about bodies, boundaries, consent and safe relationships early…not when they’re already teenagers.
• For understanding campus sexual violence: watch The Hunting Ground.
• At home: talk about sex. Talk about pleasure, consent, pornography, autonomy, interpersonal cues, respect and what healthy intimacy actually looks like. If we avoid these conversations, our children still receive a sex education. We’ve simply handed the curriculum over to culture. And to survivors watching another case dominate the news, I see you. And I’m sorry. You deserve a world invested not only in responding to what happened to us, but in preventing it from happening to someone else. 🤎

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