I been in Sydney for a while just hanging out with my extended family from there and i don’t think they realize how much i love them

My nephew only like six years younger than me but the way he genuinely asks me questions and tells me to take him around ny and OC is one of the most beautiful things

found out that the white girl whose rock music i like is actually asian

No one:

The voices in my head: BG: Waaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh

What’s a cw

coworker

idk why i shortened it like that

I been working without a boss for like 4 months. Nobody checking up on me or my work 😂 And I haven't even been here a year yet..

Kinda want one of those $1 Italian homes

i feel like maki from JJK

like i gotta solo a army of samurai just to survive

like the weight of 100000 tons is pressing down on me

Damnit. Gwen Stefani is a Christian shill now?

Tyler and Denimtears did so much damage to niggas who like flowers

Idk whats worse

American politics
2026 underground soundcloud rap

The lack of a true soundcloud replacement is wild

Niggas diamond in league of legends im diamond in instacart

I need a link please sir, can’t be true :(

Taking a car nap listening to weird fishes outside my roommates work place

mashable.com/article/hallow-prayer-app-gewn-stefani-jd-vance-peter-thiel

reddit.com/r/gwenstefani/comments/1ra15n4/gwen_stefani_promotes_her_antiabortion_paytopray

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It may be a cliché, but it's true: There's an app for everything, including praying to God.
One such app is Hallow, a popular Catholic prayer subscription service downloaded by millions of users, including celebrity partners like Gwen Stefani.
Stefani has been a Hallow app partner for the last year, but its only recently that her social media promotion gained enough traction to incur the ire of fans and fellow celebrities en masse. In a Dec. 1 Instagram post, the No Doubt singer once again plugged the app for the start of this year's advent season, urging followers to join her in its daily prayer challenges. In follow up responses, podcast host Matt Bernstein, reality TV star Chrishell Stause, and other social media commenters pointed out what Stefani didn't: That many of the app's prayerful messages suggest a thinly-veiled conservative agenda, including suggesting anti-abortion pleas to users.
Referred to as a "pay-to-pray" app by its critics, Hallow was developed in 2018 by founder and CEO Alex Jones (no, not that Alex Jones). The subscription-based app combines audio-guided Catholic prayer routines with "mindfulness" practices and challenges, pitched as a solution to daily stress. It's accessible for the monthly price of $9.99, or $69.99 for the year — there are family plans, too.

Men who do looksmaxxing are nothing more than customers to sell to.

Next 5-10 generations of people are cooked beyond repair at this point.

Living life on easy mode doing what I want > saving the world

when you go away heaven's a distance not a place

F***

can you buy happiness?

you remind me of my bimmer