(pls learn context clues & media literacy b4 talking to me) exploring my whimsical naytch ♎️☪ 35 yr old artist. barista. Libyan/metis, she/her
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I know people are probably over this conversation, but looking back at my childhood, even if I had felt traumatized by my mom having a life outside of us which I didn’t, she spent a lot of of my childhood being a stay at home mom
Does that make sense? I liked being by myself. I liked it when my parents weren’t home and I could be by myself at home and when I was with my parents, I wanted a specific type of affection that they weren’t able to give at the time so it wouldn’t have even mattered just thinking
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People don't understand how much VH1 contributed to cultural literacy. Yeah you were high on the couch watching hours of Pop Up video & I Love The (pick a decade) but you were also getting an education in cultural history. We could use more of that, now, & less tik tok slop.
Everyone better be nice to me at work tomorrow because sooooo much blood just came out of my body bc the first 2/3 days of my period are a nightmare and everything hurts and I’m broke and I need to buy icy hot
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There's a lot of gay ppl doing culture commentary now who do not know cultural references beyond the ones that have been memes on the internet. In previous generations being gay in that space was all about being a nerd about cultural minutiae of the past. That was the foundation
Seen too many bleph surgeries and it’s freaking me the fuck out, I know my destiny is to end up like my grandpa because I inherited his fat fucking eyelids and his hound dog ass face LMFAO, but I just can’t change my whole face like that!! it’s too spooky
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Oh for sure. If there’s one thing motherhood frees you from it’s the tedium of unfulfilling social rituals. Anyway, I’m at my 70th little league game of the year and it’s only October…
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ayo fuck bill clinton for the telecommunications act of 1996 because i would have been such a fire drive-time dj on a local fm station with golden oldies programming. literally what i was put on this earth to do and its a career that don’t exist anymore bc of media conglomeration
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Yeah let’s just cede all the cities to the wealthy and orbit them in depressed little exurbs. Maybe once in a while they’ll deign to let us come in and go to a museum or a show or at least stand outside the buildings and try to absorb some culture through osmosis
Why don't they just leave NYC? I'm not trying to be callous, but there's a whole wonderful world out there that's more affordable.
nytimes.com/2026/10/25/nyreg…
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My name is Maria. I am a survivor of the genocide in Gaza, and this is my little daughter, Ruh. ❤️🩹
We survived things no human being should ever have to experience. I lived through war, fear, hunger, loss, and unimaginable pain. I carried my baby through this nightmare, gave birth under terrible circumstances, and fought to keep her alive. Today, Ruh is here in my arms, and she is my greatest reason to keep going.
But surviving the genocide does not mean our suffering is over.
We are still living in a fragile tent in Gaza, struggling every single day to find food, clean water, milk, diapers, and the most basic necessities for my daughter. As winter approaches, I am terrified of the rain, the flooding, the cold, and what another night in this tent could mean for my little girl.
I am a mother who dreams of giving her child a safe place to sleep, warm clothes to wear, enough food to eat, and a childhood free from fear. I never imagined that I would have to ask strangers around the world for help just to meet my baby’s basic needs.
I don’t want to be known only as a victim. I want to survive, rebuild my life, and give Ruh the future she deserves. But right now, we cannot do this alone.
If you have ever wondered how you can help a family in Gaza, please think of me and my little daughter. A donation, a repost, or even sharing our story with one more person could help us get through another difficult day.
Please don’t let our voices disappear. We survived the unimaginable, and we are still fighting to live.
From my heart, I am asking you: please help me protect my little girl. She deserves warmth, safety, and a chance to grow up in peace. So does every child. 🕊️
🔗 Please support our fundraiser and share our story:
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Thank you to everyone who sees us, hears us, and refuses to forget us. ❤️🇵🇸
