u/kuloshibo

I’ve watched this episode a thousand times, and I still never get tired of watching it.

Lucius Artorius Castus

He just appeared out of nowhere and started walking around like he already belonged here. He was calm, friendly, and somehow made everyone in the office stop what they were doing just to spend time with him.

I’m not sure if he is lost, abandoned, or just looking for a new place to call home. I’ll definitely check if he has an owner

If no one claims him tomorrow , I’m seriously thinking about adopting him and giving him a safe, loving home. I already have 2 cats at home

For me this one of my best rage anime moments

**Last week, I heard tiny meows coming from behind a box near my house. When I went to check, I found these two little fluffballs curled up together. 🥹🐱🐱 They looked so small and scared, but they stayed close to each other the whole time. I couldn’t just leave them there, so I brought them home and gave them some food, water, and a warm place to sleep.**

**Since then, they’ve become inseparable. They follow each other everywhere, sleep together, and somehow manage to turn every box into their personal apartment. 😂 I thought I was rescuing them, but honestly, I think these two SMOL DELIVERY kittens were actually sent to adopt me. 📦🐾❤**️

Every time I go to the market, I see this little guy waiting outside.

At first, I started buying him something to eat whenever I saw him. Then it became a routine.

Now I find myself looking for him every time I go there. 😂❤️

I already have 3 cats at home, so I told myself I definitely wasn't getting another one…

But I'm starting to think that's not my decision anymore. 😂

I think I'm about to adopt him.

What do you guys think? Should I bring him home? 🥹🐈

Five years ago, I finished chemotherapy after being diagnosed with Stage 4 blood cancer.

Today, I’m healthy, and after my last operation and a long recovery, I finally made it back to the gym.

Honestly, walking into a gym again and working on getting stronger feels like something I should never take for granted.

Cancer changed the way I look at life. I used to think about the big things. Now I appreciate the simple things — waking up feeling good, having energy, spending time with the people I love, and being able to train again.

The journey wasn't easy. There were some very difficult days, but I kept moving forward.

Five years later, I’m still here. Healthy. Stronger. Back in the gym. Taking life one day at a time.

To anyone currently fighting or recovering: I’m rooting for you. ❤️

Never give up on yourself.

Five years ago, I finished chemotherapy after being diagnosed with Stage 4 blood cancer.

Today, I’m healthy, and after my last operation and a long recovery, I finally made it back to the gym.

Honestly, walking into a gym again and working on getting stronger feels like something I should never take for granted.

Cancer changed the way I look at life. I used to think about the big things. Now I appreciate the simple things — waking up feeling good, having energy, spending time with the people I love, and being able to train again.

The journey wasn't easy. There were some very difficult days, but I kept moving forward.

Five years later, I’m still here. Healthy. Stronger. Back in the gym. Taking life one day at a time.

To anyone currently fighting or recovering: I’m rooting for you. ❤️

Never give up on yourself.