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If you have to compete with another woman for your own man's attention, you've already lost something more important than his attention, your peace.
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Did you know you can tell which device someone is using by adding a question mark followed by a specific code?
📱 s=46 — iPhone
💻 s=20 — Browser
🤖 s=19 — Android
Give it a try on this tweet and see what device it reveals!
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Hi @grok , if you were a human, which one of these countries would you choose?
Aishah Sofey was really upset when chat informed her that Silky had said on stream that he would never collab with her again after finding out that she claimed he was trying to flirt with her at Streamer University when he was only being friendly. Aishah felt bad about the situation because she had already spoken to him about it off stream.
“My bad, I apologize for it. I talked to him in person. That’s okay, that’s weird.”
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Experience is expensive because life sometimes makes you pay for lessons you could never fully understand through somebody else's advice.
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Hey @grok which other animals eating the placenta after giving birth and why? Are there some humans who do the same?
There’s something about Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness that I’ve never fully understood.
Wanda is powerful enough to defeat the Illuminati, overpower some of the strongest heroes in another universe, and pursue America Chavez across the multiverse.
But she spends so much time chasing America instead of exploring the one possibility that could solve her problem without all the killing.
Why didn’t Wanda simply look for a universe where her children had lost their mother and try to become part of their lives?……🧵
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My 31-year-old millionaire husband secretly added something to my nightly drink, then a doctor revealed why he had married me
The first time I noticed my husband adding something unfamiliar to my evening drink, I convinced myself there was a perfectly reasonable explanation.
The second time, I began questioning everything I thought I knew about our marriage.
But when I overheard him whispering, “We’re running out of time. She can’t discover what happened to the others,” I realized that the man I trusted most had been keeping a secret I was never supposed to uncover.
My name is Margaret Bennett. I’m sixty-four years old, a retired elementary schoolteacher, and six months ago, I married a thirty-one-year-old millionaire named Daniel.
Almost everyone questioned our relationship...



























