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@Daywrotethis

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Money, energy, confidence, freedom, taste, madness. The good stuff...

@WealthHatch_

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If nobody in your family ever taught you how to truly care for your woman's body, learn these 32 things today: 1. Eat breakfast within an hour of waking ...

@MasculineM7

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7 Kinds of Women You Should Never Marry (Better to die ALONE or stay single than marry these kinds of women) 1. A Woman who's TOO educated. -Female psychology thread-🧵 ...

@Thereallauster

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I’m 31. Chronic fatigue and stress cost me a decade of my life. I slept 8 hours every night, but I was constantly exhausted and anxious. But after 2000+ hours studying biology, I finally understood why. My nervous system was stuck in chronic fight-or-flight mode. Here’s how to regulate your ner...

@MaxCRoser

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This thread is more personal than most of the things I share here, but I’m at my limit with Jason Hickel. I want to explain why I dislike him so much and how we got here. This is a personal story over several years so it’ll take a bit of time....

@ItsCreepP

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Hi, if you are seeing this, I have admitted myself into psychiatric care. The reason being: I have been terrified of GHOST for the past 10 years, and I cannot handle it anymore....

@FoundationDads

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José Ortega y Gasset watched Europe triple its population in a single century and asked: What happens when the average man, raised in unprecedented comfort, decides he owes *nothing* to the civilization that made his life possible? His answer, written in 1930, predicted the exact world we live in...

@tucksnews

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LORI BRAY: THE DAY OF SUMMER (A WORD FROM THE HEAVENLY FATHER) - 6/28/2026 My children, it's worth the wait. All the anticipation, all the waiting and wondering will be over. Your expectations are high. Keep them there. Expect big things to happen. Change is at your door. I will delay no more. No m...

@guideforman

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10 Signs Someone Is Upper Class—but Hiding It: The loudest person in the room is often trying to prove something. The truly upper class usually reveal themselves through habits, standards, and ease—not logos. ...