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On Juneteenth, we celebrate freedom and recommit ourselves to the work that remains undone. We remember that even in the darkest hours, there is cause to hope for tomorrow’s light.
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providers, protectors and problem solvers
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i don’t care how much you and a person rekindle things, you gone always think back to how they moved on you, knowing you would’ve never did it yo them. the whole vibe be thrown off. it’s hard to love the same person twice. especially if they ain’t appreciate it the 1st time.
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Just a reminder to the people still here:
Kamala had a plan to lower food costs, cut student debt, 25k help with buying a first home, 6K for a new baby, 3K a year to help with children, a plan to make housing more available by blocking private equity from buying homes, and
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You can’t trust white people. And you especially can’t trust wanna be white people.
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Since we’re all still talking about men who cheat postpartum:
I discovered my first husband’s mistress when our daughter was 5 weeks old. She would have been pretty if it weren’t for the meth. Her name was Lacey, and I’ve hated that name ever since. He bought her an engagement ring while still married to me. Apparently he didn’t think he was getting enough attention while I nursed and recovered and prepared to go back to work so I could single-handedly pay our rent while he went off to his “web design” business that brought in no money while he sat scrolling through porn all day.
I finally got the good sense to hang up the towel on that nonsense.
But let me tell you about my forever husband, the one who gave me another son three years ago: When baby came, my man cooked and cleaned and took midnight feeding shifts and rubbed my feet and reminded me to take bubble baths and told me how beautiful I was in my sweatpants and nursing bra.
He never made me feel like the kids were his competition for my attention. He got me out into the woods when I got cabin fever. He made me feel loved and supported.
This infidelity garbage isn’t a man thing. It’s a BAD man thing. The good men are out there, and they make procreation one of life’s great joys.
Hold out for a good man.
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going through your 20’s is so crazy because every year you’re like a completely different person
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Last year, Tim Walz declared July 20th as ‘Beyoncé Day’ in Minnesota to celebrate her arrival for the ‘RENAISSANCE’ tour:
“I might be Governor of Minnesota, but we all know who runs the world. Welcome to Minnesota, Beyoncé!”
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Not having a bd to look at >>>>>>>
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