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Spencer Hakimian@SpencerHakimianOct 20
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Remote Work Final Boss
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In all that you do, please pray for a partner who has boundaries with the opposite gender.
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I love you differently after we've had something to repair. There's just something special in knowing we've seen each other get it wrong and still cared enough to make it right.
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I’m dating the kindest, most thoughtful man I’ve ever met 🥺 And that’s not even about him being my boyfriend. As a human being, he’s simply one of the most genuine, sweetest souls out there. I pray the world is always kind to him, wherever he goes ❤️🩹
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Uno de los milagros que nunca quiero dejar de agradecer, es como Dios me ha protegido en cada salida, en cada viaje y en cada regreso a casa.
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I heard someone say “I don’t feel like myself lately, I must be growing” what a beautiful perspective for uncomfortable seasons.
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The fact that you think sleeping with a woman makes you a man, but that same woman sleeping with you makes her a hoe, is a level of intellectual dishonesty that needs to be studied. You participated in the same act, but somehow you came out a king and she came out damaged goods? Mathematics of misogyny 2026 👏🏽😂
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Niente è paragonabile alla prima passeggiata che fai per esplorare la città dopo aver lasciato i bagagli in hotel.
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He makes me lie down in green pastures.
He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul.
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Acts of service men are dangerously attractive.
fixing problems, making sure you have eaten, charging your phone, carrying your things... that’s romance to me.
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1. Nigerians can't apply for visa to the US.
2. The US consulate is building a 10-storey “visa house” in Nigeria.
The new U.S. Consulate in Lagos has reached a milestone: its 10-storey core structure is complete. The project has put over $95m into Nigeria and trained 1,500+ workers to global standards.
That’s investment leaving money and skills behind.
Ladies and gentlemen, there’s hope.

























