She Finally Played It, Rep Is Complete

NEVER FORGET.

today is their day <3

‎‏Dear friends,

‎‏My name is Ghazal Naseer, from palestine north-Gaza, I am 16 years old and this is my story.

Before the war, I was passionate about learning English and raising awareness about the Palestinian cause through the Hands Up Project, where I participated in plays that highlighted the resilience of Palestinian children.

But the harsh reality of war forced my siblings and me to leave our home and flee to southern Gaza in search of safety. The war shattered all my dreams and robbed me of my childhood innocence. Separated from our parents, we were left to face an uncertain future, clinging only to the painful memories of a life we once knew.

"I haven't seen my parents for over 430 days, and the longing to be with them grows stronger every day."

I was forced to live with another family whom I did not know before in a tattered, worn out tent a tent filled with constant fear, unable to shield us from the missiles launched daily by Israeli planes. It provided little protection from the scorching heat, the biting cold, or the swarming insects.

I am exhausted by this life: there is no food, no safety, and not even clean water to drink.

’ I fell into a deep depression and attempted suicide several times ’

After that, I made the decision to break free from the circle of despair and hold onto hope, believing that one day the war would end and I would finally fulfill my greatest dream of reuniting with the rest of my family.

After more than a year of genocide , Our current circumstances have left us in urgent need of support, as each passing moment only intensifies our suffering and despair.

Therefore, I kindly ask you to consider offering us your support and sharing our story with your friends and family to help raise awareness and inspire them to contribute. Your donation, no matter how small, will make a significant impact on our lives and bring a spark of hope back into our hearts during these challenging times.

Please Donate now

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Donate to Join Us in Our Struggle: Save Our Family from War in Gaza, organized by Ghazal Naseer

‎‏Dear friends, ‎‏My name is Ghazal Naseer, from pales… Ghazal Naseer needs your support for Join Us in Our Struggle: Save Our Famil

‎‏Thank you for your kindness and support. ❤️❤️

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FUCKING HELLO? GOOD MORNING?? MALIA WHAT DOES THIS MEAN??? THIS HAS SENT ME INTO A GLASSHEART SPIRAL OMG

i think if you refer to joe alwyn as “joebless” though.. you’re not funny. you’re really annoying and kind of a fucking loser

#Tayvoodoo

https://x.com/areyouyetiforit/status/1754726475134128292?s=46&t=BWBu6oDyzsr_RLrNZviYgQ

wait omg

watching the cassandra x mad woman x idsb performance, and literally im teared up. not because this is sad (i mean, in a way, it actually is), but because this woman is out here making these perfect medleys and figuring out complicated piano arrangements just to perform it once. she’s spending all her free time (which is already so limited with the amount of shows and recovery time required) coming up with the perfect way to surprise her fans and do fan service. once in a generation talent and the most giving artist ever. i love her so much, never letting this two-way parasocial relationship go.

the chiefs-swifties symbiosis is so cute. they give us opportunities to see our girl, we use witchcraft to make sure their team wins