u/Fair_Bed_510

شنر تجاربكم وياه؟ صدك زين؟ ويستعلمل وية الشفرة لو الا شمع وشيرة؟

بنااات، اني شعر جسمي كثيف جنت اشيله بالموس بس الموس كلش فاشل، ما اكدر اسوي ليزر، اهلي ميقبلون، واريد اشتغله بالشيرة بس جلدي حساس كلش والالم من صدك ميحتمل، مستحيل ينحمل الالم، واستعملت اكثر من مخدر بس فشلوا، استعملت ليدوكايين وبريدوكايين استعملت المرهم والجل، وماكو اي فايدة ولا عبالك حاطة مخدر فدوة اريد وحدة تنصحني بمخدر مجرب ومضبوط

قبل فترة شفت فيديو لطفلة الفيديو اجنبي حسب ما اعتقد (لان كاتمين صوت الكلام فمعرفت اجنبي لو عربي) بس جان منشور بقناة عربية، المهم، الفيديو جان بيه طفلة عمرها مبين صغير، يجوز خمس او ست سنوات، وجان واكف يمها شاب، حجة وياها وهو يضحك وحط ايده على راسها هيج طبيعي مسح راسها وراها حضنها للطفلة وراح، واغلب التعليقات تحجي على شگد هو مو راحة وليش يسوي هيج، بس يعني فكروا بيها منطقية، لو الطفل ولد واجت مرة هيج سوتله، هم حيكولون دتتحرش بيه؟ او مشكوك بيها؟ صراحة الموضوع غثني لان خطية الولد حركاته طبيعية هو بس شاف طفلة كيوت ولعب وياها، واصلا طبيعي الانسان يتفاعل وية الاطفال هيج، هم الاطفال محبوبين من الله. انتوا هم هيج تشوفون لو بس اني؟

مرح احجي عالمواقف المشتركة بين كل العراقيين بس عندي بس سؤال واحد، انتوا امكم هم الا بالتواسيل يلة تبوسكم او تحضنكم؟ اشو اوني من اريد انطيها بوسة بالكوة تندار الا اكللها اريد ابوسها اكثر من مرة، ومن اكوللها بوسيني اغلب المرات بس تحط خدها على خدي ونوبات تبوسني من الح عليها، بس بنفس الوقت هي تدلعنا يعني نوبات تصيحلنا باسم دلع وبس. هو هي طبيعية واني مو طبيعية؟ لو اني عندي جفاف عاطفي لو شلون

اني ادرس صيدلة حاليا وفكرت انه اقدم لمنحة بموقع رسمي بس ما اعرف من وين ابدي وشلون اقدم المنحة

فدا اسأل، يصير اقدم منحة لدراسة الصيدلة وادرس الكتروني؟ يعني اكمل بالجامعة الثانية الكتروني لو ماكو هيج شي؟

I grew up in a conservative household filled with domestic violence. Since I was a child—for as long as I can remember—my brother and I were used to breaking up fights between our angry parents while they screamed at or tried to hit each other. We grew accustomed to the sounds of screaming and beating. My parents were constantly angry, very strict, and held high expectations for us as children; we were required to be perfect. Naturally, we were punished for the slightest mistake, either by beating or deprivation (like being deprived of sweets or TV, which, honestly, isn't a huge punishment for kids). However, the punishment for getting anything less than a perfect score in school involved being beaten so severely that it left bruises. (Side note: I am someone with a very, very vivid imagination).

When I was about seven or eight years old, my parents were fighting. My father was hitting my mother while she screamed at him, and when we tried to separate them, they would both hit us to push us away and continue their fight. That day, my father left the house to give my mother time to calm down. The house was extremely quiet. My older and younger brothers were asleep from exhaustion. I was sitting in front of the TV when an awareness clip—or what was supposed to be one—appeared on an official channel. I think the point of the ad was to show the consequences of domestic violence? The ad featured a man entering a dark room where a woman sat on the floor in fear. The man then dragged her by her hair and hung her while she screamed (I think the word "hung" is safe to use, but she died). That ad left a massive fear inside me that our family might end up this way one day. Since that day, and for a very long time, I had recurring nightmares about my family members dying, and I also became terrified of the dark.

I continued living this way. Two parents fighting and beating my siblings and me for the trivial reasons. Of course, as the second daughter—and since my older brother was always perfect—I was the least favorite.

As for my personality, I was very eye-catching, talkative, and eloquent, but I made a lot of mistakes, which frequently exposed me to embarrassing situations and mockery.

In addition, our financial situation was barely enough to get by. We didn't have enough money for any kind of entertainment or to ask for anything from our family.

Of course, I grew up with the same life routine. The only difference now is that my father got a promotion at work, and our financial situation became good (above average). Also, my parents no longer fight—or rather, their disagreements no longer involve violence and screaming. But I mentioned the most prominent situations from my childhood to clarify what I want to explain.

Currently, I am studying at university. I failed to get into the university I wanted. I suffer from maladaptive daydreaming and severe nostalgia, even though my childhood wasn't very good. Yet, I cannot feel happy now at all. I feel a deep pain inside me, as if my current life is dull and my past life was more vibrant and beautiful—even though thinking about it hurts. I hate continuing like this. Every day reminds me that I wish to go back to the past, to my childhood, even though my childhood was neither perfect nor amazing.

I just want to understand: Why do I yearn for the past so intensely when my childhood wasn't amazing? Why do I long for the past so deeply when it was that bad? I hate it. I hate continuing with this feeling all the time.

I have Durin and I use him as a dps with Fishel, Bunnet and the chinese hydroboy (I can’t remember his name) in overload team, but I’m asking, will Citlali be good for my Durin as dps in another team?

I heard that he’s coming at 7.0 update (after three banners), is that true?

Does anyone know the story of Durin? Something about his first transformation into a human and how he began learning with the Albedo and the Knights?

guys I was planning to edit Emile, Navia and a lot of characters but I stopped because I want to draw Tsaritsa (I hope I wrote it right) therefore I need help.

when I Edited Mavuika someone in comments said that I shouldn’t change the black to white because the black color is consi by real legends (i think something like that)about this character

so, if there is any story or real character that Tsaritsa may have been inspired by them, then please tell me about them

please, please read it all

Personally, I've always loved imagining them as brothers, but recently I read an article about the character "Ibn al-Haithem." I read the article after hearing that al-Haithem was largely based on this scientist, and frankly, I started to feel that putting al-Haithem and Kafeh in a relationship is a kind of disrespect to this scientist.

let me explain. After I finished Sumeru’s last mission, I became curious about al-Haithem and Tighnary (because I had heard before that these two characters were based on real scientists). So I researched these two scientists, and the first was Ibn al-Haithem not only in name As we can see, Alhaitham is inspired by the scholar Ibn al-Haithem, not only in his name but even in his attire! Starting with some hints of light refraction in the colors, to the eyes depicted on his clothing (since optics was one of the most prominent fields that Ibn al-Haithem revolutionized).

and about Ibn Al-Haithem? Oh my God, that man was a true scientist, in every sense of the word. The more I read about him, the more interested I became (especially since I love scientists but honestly I really enjoyed reading about him). But what I found interesting was that this scientist was straight (note: I'm not attacking gay people here at all, but really Ibn al-Haithem was straight in his life, and from his personal perspective, he rejected the idea of ​​homosexuality.)

So, after reading that, I felt that portraying Ibn al-Haytham in a relationship with Kafeh is a huge insult to the views of a scholar like Ibn al-Haithem.

I know some will say that Alhaitham is merely inspired by Ibn al-Haytham and does not actually represent him. But let’s be honest, that still doesn't erase the fact that he is inspired by him, and this is considered an insult to the character of a scientist. Especially since the greatest insult to any scientist, in any place or time, is the disrespect of their views. I just think it would be nice to respect that.

Again, I don't object to two people being in a relationship; they could, for example, portray a character based on homosexual individuals. What I object to here is the disrespect shown to the views of the scholar from whom the character of Ibn al-Haaithem was taken, which consequently leads to disrespect for one of the greatest scientists in history.

please, please read it all

Personally, I've always loved imagining them as brothers, but recently I read an article about the character "Ibn al-Haithem." I read the article after hearing that al-Haithem was largely based on this scientist, and frankly, I started to feel that putting al-Haithem and Kafeh in a relationship is a kind of disrespect to this scientist.

let me explain. After I finished Sumeru’s last mission, I became curious about al-Haithem and Tighnary (because I had heard before that these two characters were based on real scientists). So I researched these two scientists, and the first was Ibn al-Haithem not only in name As we can see, Alhaitham is inspired by the scholar Ibn al-Haithem, not only in his name but even in his attire! Starting with some hints of light refraction in the colors, to the eyes depicted on his clothing (since optics was one of the most prominent fields that Ibn al-Haithem revolutionized).

and about Ibn Al-Haithem? Oh my God, that man was a true scientist, in every sense of the word. The more I read about him, the more interested I became (especially since I love scientists but honestly I really enjoyed reading about him). But what I found interesting was that this scientist was straight (note: I'm not attacking gay people here at all, but really Ibn al-Haithem was straight in his life, and from his personal perspective, he rejected the idea of ​​homosexuality.)

So, after reading that, I felt that portraying Ibn al-Haytham in a relationship with Kafeh is a huge insult to the views of a scholar like Ibn al-Haithem.

I know some will say that Alhaitham is merely inspired by Ibn al-Haytham and does not actually represent him. But let’s be honest, that still doesn't erase the fact that he is inspired by him, and this is considered an insult to the character of a scientist. Especially since the greatest insult to any scientist, in any place or time, is the disrespect of their views. I just think it would be nice to respect that.

Again, I don't object to two people being in a relationship; they could, for example, portray a character based on homosexual individuals. What I object to here is the disrespect shown to the views of the scholar from whom the character of Ibn al-Haaithem was taken, which consequently leads to disrespect for one of the greatest scientists in history.