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That woman who ended a long friendship because she had to be rude about a wedding song is exactly how I experience a lot of you people online. Insufferable in low-stakes conversations, over entirely subjective things, for absolutely no reason.
Rastafarai
Facial reconstruction of a 37,000 yo man from ancient North Africa.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This image is a digitally altered version of a reconstruction by Ancestral Whispers. ancestralwhispers.org/reconstructions
Anybody or thing blocking or stopping you from sleeping and dreaming is an attack against the prophetic gift.
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lift ten times your weight. voraciously consume sugary liquids. kill anyone who doesnt smell like you. ant mode.
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after over a year of intense study & undeniable experiences, i finally took my shahada last night at the masjid. alhamdulillah for islam. may Allah continue to guide me.
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More often than we admit, the most consequential thing some environments steal from us is our imagination
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One of the reasons I rejected all advertising proposals from betting companies. Me make I come do “ use my promo code”. At what cost? They all wanted to know why I didn’t want to do it and I told them I don’t bet so why should I encourage people to bet? Betting nobe good thing.
No amount of wise words can fix or explain this.
Bright Gyan Koomson, a former MTN staff member and a member of Wesley Methodist Cathedral, has reportedly died by suicide after years of struggling with depression and addiction.
In a note dated September 30, 2026, Bright opened up about the personal battles he had kept hidden, including addiction, emotional distress, guilt and financial challenges.
He disclosed that when he first tried to speak about what he was going through, his concerns were treated as a joke. He said those around him failed to recognise the seriousness of his struggles and revealed that thoughts of ending his life had crossed his mind as far back as 2023.
He also apologised to his family and loved ones, using his final message to call for greater understanding of mental health challenges. He urged people to take others’ struggles seriously, listen without judging and encourage those in distress to seek support and counselling.





















