I didn't know you could set beneficiaries for a post on Snap. How did you do that?

Cherish your friends while you have them; sometimes the conflicts that arise are imaginary—focus on reality.

A new week to write down my crazy ideas: Supported: mmam and jalal0410

I believe that true work involves overcoming obstacles, being patient and resilient, and ultimately being rewarded. Nothing and no one can guarantee that we'll be comfortable in what we do; only time will

Looking back, all we remember is adversity. Sometimes we forget that life isn't the flower-strewn path we nostalgically convince ourselves it is. Perhaps the day will come when Sena laughs at her own story.

Wow, what a surprise, this was very unexpected. After my worst week, I've just had what is, for the moment, my best week on Threads. I don't want to push my luck, so I'd like to thank my new followers.

I have a problem that's hard to talk about with my friends. Have you ever had something like this? It's something embarrassing, but I need help figuring it out.

It's easy to lose inspiration; sometimes motivation is there for you, and just when you need it most, it leaves you. It's not something you can lock up in a cage—it's simply yours, but it doesn't belong

The upcoming DC series, “Lanterns,” seems like a gamble. What do you think of Green Lantern?

Make the most of the time while you still have it. Focusing on the future makes you lose sight of the present, and you can't get the past back. #reflection

I had a long night, so I'm just now waking up. I wasn't able to wish you good morning, but I hope you have a good afternoon

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It's time to make some changes to my work schedule; I have plans for the future, and time is a very valuable resource. As the saying goes: one post a day

Hi, I've tried using Reward.app a couple of times, but the website wouldn't let me increase the percentage above 10%. I don't know if I did something wrong or if there's another way to set that up.

Cherish your loved ones while they're still with you; you never know when they might leave without giving you a chance to say goodbye.

Have you seen the 1992 X-Men animated series? Not the new one with “97” in the title, but the original 1992 series. If by any chance you've seen it, would you recommend it?

It's time to break down the walls of the limits of imagination: Supported: suqueen and cecilia1

Violence is the fire that destroys everything good; anger is misdirected courage; and human beings are the ones who invented all of that. It’s part of who we are, and it’s our legacy. It’s hard and sad,

People can leave without giving us a chance to say goodbye, and when that happens, the last memory they leave us clings to us—or rather, we cling with all our might to that last thing they left us while

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