Prettyphile
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I don't need a holiday to rock out to this.
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I meant to hit 'Superfan' for this commie baddie.
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In all of your research and to your knowledge, have you ever heard of any ancient civilization who thought that people from other countries, with other cultures that spoke different languages were the same people based on skin color? I haven't found one.
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Absolutely! Ancient civilizations tend to get boiled down to simple ideas, but in reality, they were more complex than we give them credit for. Take your example of the Saxon wars. It's unlikely that they saw the Danes as the same just because they both had light skin. Nowadays, it's easy to think that skin color is the only factor, but that's not how people then or even now really see it. Ancient societies didn't have the same rigid ideas about race that we do today. They had their own ways of understanding differences among people, which were much more flexible.
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In all of your research and to your knowledge, have you ever heard of any ancient civilization who thought that people from other countries, with other cultures that spoke different languages were the same people based on skin color? I haven't found one.
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It's less common to find instances in ancient civilizations where people solely thought others from different cultures, who spoke different languages, were the same based purely on skin color. Ancient societies often had more nuanced and complex views of people from various regions, even if they did sometimes use physical characteristics as part of their categorizations. While there might not be a perfect example that exactly matches the criteria you mentioned, there were certainly cases of oversimplification and misunderstanding due to limited interactions and information.
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Kindof hard to see myself simping to the superfan level.
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Kindof hard to see myself simping to the superfan level.
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Don't know shit about the shooting, but I'm still riding with Alex Jones.
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I know an inbred trailer woman who puts firecrackers in her ass that could be Frida Aasen's twin.
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Lorena duran ? Her images in her 2022 gallery are so low quality ! Why is that only her pics are small size and low resolution ?
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Just heard this for the first time recently. I believe there is some parallel universe where it is a hit.
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Yulia looks like Napoleon Dynamite from this angle.
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Commie bastards at Twitter shut down Clown World, so I had to find this on my own.
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Commie bastards at Twitter shut down Clown World, so I had to find this on my own.
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Staples of fashion model instagrams.
Look at my pregnant belly. I live on cocaine and crackers, so I guess you are supposed to be impressed?
Look at me with my mask on.
Look at this George Floyd picture to know that I'm woke.
Look at me with my lettuce sandwich from my 'what I eat in a day' slave diet.
Hair or hand over the eye/all-seeing eye pose.
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Pokes, go vote!
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Dayumn, Inguna's white has cracked.
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Hey there, just wondering who is that in your avatar/sig?
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YOU LIVE! OMFG! ❤️ Welcome back
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I miss my big sister so much. She committed suicide on March 26, 2019. Worst day of my life. I found her dead two days later. 😢
Love you Amber Nicole ❤️
#suicideawareness
Suicide: one person dies every 40 seconds
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I miss my big sister so much. She committed suicide on March 26, 2019. Worst day of my life. I found her dead two days later. 😢
Love you Amber Nicole ❤️
#suicideawareness
Suicide: one person dies every 40 seconds
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She's beautiful!
In a way, my father took his life when he refused cancer treatments, so I understand where you are coming from. For a long time, I didn't understand why, and in a way, I felt he was punishing us for not even trying to get help, and it took years for it to finally sink in that it was about his own pain and trauma, and whatever was going on in his head, and not about his family and hurting us, and knowing that despite everything he loves us, just as your sister LOVES you. She was going through something that none of us will ever understand and at the very least her pain and suffering is over, and that with time, your families will as well.
I will never stop loving my father, and 21 years later (my father died June 1st, 1999) my heart still aches when I stop to think about him, but it WILL GET EASIER as time goes on, that I can promise.
You take every moment you can to remember her if even for a second, to smile and laugh at the memories, to remember her face and her voice. Don't shy away from any thoughts or memories good or negative, you're allowed to be angry (just don't act upon the bad ones pls) and take them as a learning lesson so you can grow. (I wish someone would have told me that). You are allowed to feel ANY way you want, and if it ever gets too much, take a moment to do something for yourself..
Maybe try a hot bubble bath, screaming at the top of your lungs, a long good cry, putting on music she loved or laughed at or even hated as a means of letting you vent, or just talk to someone you love. Find an outlet to bring her back into your life! I took on Scrap-booking and made wonderful over the top collages of things my dad loved, as well as pictures of us, and things WE loved.. or pick up a new hobby of doing something that she really enjoyed. My father was super into all things chemistry and science so I dove right into the deep end and started learning everything I could. It made me feel like my dad was with me. 21 years later I'm still learning.
You'll be okay! ❤️
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I miss my big sister so much. She committed suicide on March 26, 2019. Worst day of my life. I found her dead two days later. 😢
Love you Amber Nicole ❤️
#suicideawareness
Suicide: one person dies every 40 seconds
