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My name is Enas Hajo. I am 30 years old, a wife and a mother to a six-month-old baby girl. I am writing these words from Gaza, with a heart heavy with pain and hope at the same time.

I gave birth to my daughter during the war, surrounded by fear, explosions, and uncertainty. Instead of welcoming her into a safe world, I held her for the first time in a reality filled with danger and loss. From her very first breath, my child has known nothing but war.

Before the war, we had a simple home. It wasn’t luxurious, but it was full of warmth, safety, and dreams for our daughter’s future. That home is now completely destroyed. Nothing remains but memories buried under rubble.

Today, my husband, my baby, and I are living in a tent on the street. We sleep under heavy rain, and during the day we suffer under the burning, merciless sun. There are no basic necessities for life—no safety, no privacy, no stability. Just fear, exhaustion, and endless uncertainty.

Because of the war, my husband lost his job. We have no source of income at all. Every day is a struggle to survive. My baby cries from hunger, and my heart breaks because I cannot always provide her with milk, clothes, or even warmth. A six-month-old child should be held in comfort, not exposed to cold nights and harsh conditions.

As a mother, the hardest pain is feeling helpless while your child needs you. I look into my daughter’s eyes and promise her a better life, even though I don’t know how tomorrow will come.

We are not asking for luxury. We are asking for dignity, safety, and a chance to rebuild our lives. Your support can help us take the first step toward stability and give our daughter the life every child deserves.

Please, from the depths of our hearts, stand with us. Help us survive this nightmare and build a new beginning for our small family.

Thank you for reading our story.

Thank you for your humanity.

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Homeless single mom of 2 needs help in Gaza

Maha and her family previously had a verified GFM to pay for basic necessities like food, medical care, and some form of shelter. Horrifically, the person running their former GFM has stolen from them and hijacked their campaign.

Below is Maha’s new GFM. Her previous GFM was vetted by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi on their vetted campaign master list, on line 163.

Somehow, it gets worse

Maha’s 8-year-old daughter Joan, who we’ve explained has a history of gastric health problems, has fallen seriously ill with the viral gastroenteritis that is going around Gaza. She is severely dehydrated and needs to be on IV for fluids and to receive medicine.

Her treatment has accumulated €1000 EUR in costs, and the extension of her treatment for another week means Maha will owe an additional €1000 EUR. Maha’s husband is stranded in Egypt after accompanying his father for medical treatment. His expenses prevent him from being any help to his wife and children. You are their only hope.

We will start with the first €1000 EUR sum, the amount already owed to the hospital. We need to raise this URGENTLY, as the hospital will terminate Joan’s treatment if the outstanding balance is not paid soon.

Current: €108 out of €1108 EUR

Need to raise: €1,000 EUR (about $1,163 usd)

Please note the exchange rate: €1 EUR = $1.16 usd

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break up with your controlling boyfriend. call off the wedding, get divorced, whatever you have to do. it's not worth it i promise. don't let the sunk cost fallacy rob you of your happiness. he's mediocre at best i promise there's so much better out there for you and deep down you know it too. leave him. escape! FLEE!

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I haven’t been on this app in a while, but I know a Black man, Keith Porter, was murdered by ICE on New Year’s Eve (Rest in Power) in Cali. Just one of the countless Black people who’ve been murdered by ICE and other agents of the state.

I log back into this app and see the conversations around the white woman, Renee Good, who was just recently killed. And I can’t help but notice the stark difference in circulation of news and boosting of stories between both of them across this app…

Shit has BEEN happening to Black people across administrations and is currently happening to Black people under this administration, and is met by crickets. Yet when it starts touching white people, I see real anger start being felt from the gen pop followed by amplification and co-opting of Black terms and memorialization… I stg it takes everything in me to give af about yall.

**Edited: linking a gfm for Keith

***update: the gfm is unavailable. Will post an updated link as soon as I have one (removing the link until then for less confusion)

*** updated gfm link verified by Keith Porter Jr’s grandfather

Not that Renee Nicole Good doesn’t deserve justice, because every person murdered by the state deserves that, and more; but that’s exactly my point. It’s not lost on me that most of the general public only started to care about the public executions and kidnappings of citizens when a white woman was revealed to be the victim.

I also personally don’t care for her death being compared to George Floyd’s. Especially since Black children like me were mocked and harassed in school for even remotely caring about his murder, while for the most part people take Renee’s death seriously.

Think about how many immigrants are dying and/or are dead in ICE detention centers, and we don’t know about it. And if we do, it’s only because a family member or an insider has spoken up about it. The only times in which we hear about the extent of the state and ICE’s brutality is when an American citizen is killed.

The people who came here illegally, the mother without a green card, the father who waits in front of gas stations or Home Depot in order to find work because no where else will hire him, they don’t deserve to be killed either. They also deserve to go home to their families and have dinner at the end of the day.

I feel deep compassion for my sister, Amal. @amlaml555

How can a mother’s heart deny her child a piece of candy, or stop him from sharing it with his peers?

How can she explain to her child that deprivation is not cruelty, but fear for his life?

My sister is forced to do this. Her child has diabetes you can read about his condition at the link here.

Sweets made specifically for people with diabetes are expensive and beyond her ability to afford, especially when her child also needs other essentials such as diapers and insulin treatment, which is not always available.

At the same time, she is barely managing to support her large family of nine under these harsh conditions, with no source of income.

Every day, she stands between two painful choices:

to protect her child’s health, or to secure the basic necessities of life for an entire family.

What heart can endure such a struggle?

I implore you to help her; she truly needs your donations and your support, my friends.

I hope my request hasn't bothered you.

I remember as a kid asking if there was an opposite to tomboy for people like me (camab) and was told that femboy exists but I shouldn't say it because it meant something else (read: porn term, aimed at trans women)

now I see people constantly argue that actually it's not that and has always just been this nice term for GNC boys. not only that, I see people use it to say a character isn't trans, (s)he's just a femboy, which. is like saying a character isn't trans (s)he's just a l*dyboy, only a few terms down the euphemism treadmill.

are we really going to keep doing this?

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