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Because it just feels good and it doesn't cost anything. Some might say 'people just take advantage'. I do agree to this and that's why as soon as I sense I am not being valued I leave, without wasting a second, I just leave. Had been taken for granted, abandoned and left alone by my own people when I was at my worst, but that won't change this nature of mine. I don't do it for others, I do it for myself, at the end I sleep with a happy heart. I have enough love in me to love myself and much more to give others. Everyone has to face harships and sufferings in life, but it just needs one kind word from someone to regain strength, faith in life and faith in self. And it doesn't cost nothing to be that 'someone' ☺️ People who were the closest abandoned me, people who were complete strangers gave a shoulder to lean on, so it all depends from person to person. Not everyone will come to take advantage, some will be there to hold you even without any reason or relation. We just have to be attentive to other's intention in order to protect ourselves.
This world is selfish, but it is just as selfless.
And then comes people like you who encourages me to be better. Thank you so much for blessings.🤗 May you have the brightest smile on your face and a peaceful heart 🌸

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For me too soon would be when I do not really know my partner and have not met his family and friends and have not seen how they react under duress. For example, does your partner get hateful, angry and violent whenever they do not get what they want? Do they get violent or act out whenever you tell them no?

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I believe that before you move in with your partner you should already have met their Mother, Father, siblings and friends. If your partner is hiding his family and friends from you or his career and hobbies, then it is premature to live with them and one should consider what else they are "hiding" from you. Living with another human is an important decision that must be taken seriously because your health, well being and finances could be at risk.

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Take your time and do not be impulsive or fooled by transparent charm, good looks and the false appearance of integrity. Let them prove to you with their positive and kind behavior that they are ethical, moral and a person of good character. Until good character is beyond doubt, do not live with them.

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@JoyouslyJoanna, @GlindaBells this also answers similar questions you two asked 😊

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Christmas has always sorta been the same for me. As far as I know we haven't changed traditions really ever Haha 🎅

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But I always looked forward to watching a certain Disney Christmas special featuring Christmas cards from different characters which tell of their various adventures, through clips from movies like The Jungle Book, Robin Hood etc. It's something many Swedish familes has as a tradition. Since it's aired on national TV at 3 pm, that's when we begin our celebrations, by watching it. When we watch said special we also drink mulled wine 📺🇸🇪

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Soon followed is dinner, which features various traditional Swedish Christmas foods! I'll post a picture below but examples include meatballs, sausages, herring with various sauces, casserole, ham etc. 🐟🥔

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After dinner we open presents, which of course was the biggest highlight growing up. For dessert afterwards, we have something called ris à la malta, which is sort of like a sweetened porridge 🎁

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We end the day by playing a certain Christmas gift game where you take turns rolling dice. If you get a 1 or a 6 during the first round of rolls, you take a cheap gift from a pile. Once all gifts are taken, a timer is set for like 10 min or so and the second round begins. Then if you roll a 1 or a 6 you get to take a gift from someone else. The round ends when the timer rings and the presents you then have collected you get to keep. During both rounds, if you roll a 6 you get to roll again 🎲

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"Favorite Soundtrack" by Alex

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My favorite soundtrack is from the film “Somewhere In Time” composed by John Barry. When I first watched this movie over the Christmas holiday, I was taken in by the mutual attraction and romantic intensity of the two leading characters Elise McKenna (Jane Seymour) and Richard Collier (Christopher Reeve). I thought to myself, how is it possible for two actors to demonstrate such unconditional love while acting in front of a camera and camera crew? So... I turned to myself and said: self, are you watching this? Watching what, I replied to self. The love between these two actors? That is not acting, I thought to myself, for their love is too genuine, sincere, unmitigated, unabashed, unconstrained and unapologetic to be acted out or alleged in such a realistic manner.

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After some research, I discovered a few interesting facts that seemed to lend credence to my supposition that these two actors were indeed in love with one another, and that would explain why their love scenes in this film were so different than any other love scenes I'd ever seen before. Jane Seymour gave an interview where she admitted that during the filming of Somewhere in Time, Christopher and her were madly in love with one another. She said: "Well, here comes the story that I'm officially telling you now, because Chris and I, when we made the film, we literally fell madly in love," Seymour said at the TCM Classic Film Festival, as reported by Entertainment Weekly. "When you see this film, you will see the real thing. But we didn't let anyone know. A few of the people who worked on the show kind of sussed it out, but we were as subtle as we could be about it."

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What can I say except that I am a romantic and I adore great love scenes and memorable music that captures the essence of unforgettable moments in time. Somewhere in Time has some beautiful love scenes that will take you back in time. They are real, beautiful and tender, and they demonstrate what authentic love looks like and feels like. So, if you have never experienced authentic love before, or if you simply want to reminisce, you just might want to enjoy this film classic.

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https://youtu.be/7CorGgK0lYU

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"Globalist Tyrants" by Alex

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This is a great question and it is a question that every human living on this planet should be asking themselves.

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Please visit the World Economic Forum's and United Nation websites and educate yourself about "Agenda 2030" and what the WEF's plans are to take control of all human activity using Climate Control Regulation, Global Taxes, Health Regulation (pandemics/vaccines) and Food Supply (shortages).

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There is no doubt that we are heading into the end times where governments will conspire against citizens and countries against countries and neighbors against neighbors and children against parents. And these dysfunctional and destructive behaviors will continue until such time as the sheep awaken in righteous indignation and acknowledge this evil and then fight with all of their collective might to eliminate the Gloablist's Tyranny to reclaim their Liberty and Freedom from these evil Globalist Tyrants.

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> "The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people."

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Martin Luther King, Jr.

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> "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

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Edmund Burke

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> Revelation 19:20
"And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast, and them that worshipped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone."

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Before you question any verse of the Qur'an, it's important to understand the context in which that verse was revealed. Also it is important to understand that Qur'an is not a book of rules. The rules of Shariah are taken from the Qur'an and ahadith. Some people take Qur'an as a book of science, some take it as a story book, some take it as a book of rules but the truth is that it's none of that exclusively. It is a way of life. Now what does that mean? It means that it has examples of almost every kind of situation a person will possibly face, so you study that and you get inspiration from it. It also is a book that teaches us who Allah is. And yes it does have some rules that are very strict and there's question about those rules not being obligatory upon us, because of the way they've been worded.. An example of such a rule would be verses that say drinking alcohol is a great sin. Surah baqarah verse 219 btw.
Or the quran saying don't even go near adultery in surah isra verse 32 I believe.
Just two examples, but the point is that if Qur'an mentions a rule, it is worded in a very clear manner. So clear that there's no question about it being forbidden or about it being a rule. Remember this point.
Coming to the first part of my answer, context. I'll explain it in the next question cuz no space here.

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