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Men will never fully understand the pain of postpartum. Any man who refuses to understand postpartum should not be getting married and starting a family!
Sometimes, postpartum can look like this!
Hey @grok I’m asking because I’m mostly curious and furious, is it really necessary and professional to poke fingers and hands in these positions, what about placing the mouth in these body parts while figure skating? It just feels awkward and wrong!
Your Girl Shey retweeted
“Forgive your parents it’s their first time being a parent”
LMAO so this is my third or fifth time being a child Abi ??
Your Girl Shey retweeted
Imagine PSG beats Barcelona 4-1 then they bring their anger to us in the el clasico
Your Girl Shey retweeted
Hey 👋🏻 @ChelseaFC,
I hope this letter gets to you.
This badge is part of who I am.
Stamford Bridge is my second home.
And no matter what happens, I’m not going anywhere.
Still here.
Still believing.
Still Blue.
Your Girl Shey retweeted
I have sex with my husband's best friend every time my husband travels, but yesterday the man called me and said we needed to stop immediately.
I asked him why, because we've been doing this for almost a year.
He said, Your husband knows about us.
I started panicking and asked him how.
Your Girl Shey retweeted
Hey @grok transform these 70's girls into modern day genz girls !!
My neighbour Margaret, 71, a retired teacher, entered a "worst excuse" contest at her local pub for $50.
She wasn't worried.
She said, "I've been saving mine since the year 2000."
There were 9 contestants.
The first guy said his alarm clock was on holiday.
A girl said her car was emotionally unavailable.
A man said a pigeon stole his tax return.
The groaning was getting heavier.
Then Margaret stood up and walked to the front.
The judge looked up from his notepad.
She said...
Your Girl Shey retweeted
When your childhood best friend turns out completely different than expected...🎥🎥
Your Girl Shey retweeted
I had a coworker who suddenly stopped showing up at work. Management didn't even reach out they just found a replacement.
I texted her, asking why she'd suddenly quit after being so consistent and reliable. She said, “I just couldn't keep up anymore, so I quit.”
I said okay.
But I kept checking on her in my own little way. Funny things that happened at the office, memes I knew she'd relate to, random jokes that reminded me of her.
At first, she'd reply with laughing emojis or a few words. Then, slowly, the replies stopped.
I assumed she'd moved on, gotten busy, or simply lost interest in the jokes.
Still, whenever I came across a meme I knew she'd love, I'd send it.
Sometimes I felt stupid. I wondered if I was annoying her or holding on to a connection that had already faded.
But I kept sending them anyway.
Because sometimes, you don't need a long conversation to remind someone they're not forgotten.
Your Girl Shey retweeted
Tiny feet that have never taken a single step yet they already hold someone’s entire world. Held like the most fragile treasure. This is the quiet kind of love that needs no words, the one that reminds you how small the beginning really is, and how endless the love already feels. Some things are too pure for words. This is one of them.
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A lady shows how her guy in talking stage sent her fufu for lunch 🫢
One word for the guy 🤣
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A footballer scored the winning goal in a cup final, but instead of celebrating with his teammates, he ran into the crowd and hugged an old man.
The cameras caught everything.
The commentator was confused. His teammates were waiting for him. Millions of viewers wanted to know who the man was.
Then the footballer grabbed the microphone and said:
“This man sold his car to pay for my first football trial. Today, I finally gave him something back.”
The stadium erupted.
But the old man was crying for a different reason.
Because he had been hiding a secret from the footballer for 12 years.
After the celebrations, the old man took him aside.
He revealed that the footballer’s father had actually been against his football dream. When the family struggled financially, his father wanted him to quit and find work.
The old man had stepped in, paid for his trial, and helped him travel.
But then came the shocking part.
The old man wasn’t a relative. He was the father of the boy who had competed against him for the same academy place.
His own son had missed the opportunity.
Yet instead of blaming the young footballer, he chose to help him succeed.
The footballer couldn’t understand why
The old man smiled through his tears.
“My son wasn’t meant to become a footballer. But I knew you were. I didn’t want one boy’s dream to die just because another boy had lost his chance.”
The footballer immediately offered to help the man’s family.
But the old man asked for something else.
“Build a place where children who can’t afford trials can still get a chance.”
A year later, the footballer opened a free football academy in his hometown.
And on the wall, he placed a simple message:
“Sometimes, the person who loses beside you is the person who helps you win.”
QUESTION: Could you sacrifice your own child’s opportunity to help another child fulfil their dream? Be honest. 👀⚽❤️






































