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I’m sorry you feel the need to hurl baseless accusations, but let me supply you with some facts rather than your juvenile assumptions. Many expatriates in the UAE relocate here simply for a better quality of life, access to stable jobs, safety, good schools, impeccably clean streets free from widespread crime, and genuine opportunities that aren’t available back home. People from countries like Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Philippines and many more often have limited options due to political instability, economic hardship, ongoing conflict, or lack of prospects. Not everyone is fortunate enough to hold an American, Canadian, Australian, or European passport that opens doors worldwide; for many, the UAE stands out as one of the few reliable safe havens or pathways to secure employment and a fresh start.
For example, many Russians have relocated here after their businesses faced severe disruption from international sanctions and severed trade routes following geopolitical events. Supply chains collapsed, international partnerships were cut off, and operating in Russia became incredibly challenging for companies reliant on global clients or Western ties. While many were able to stay and adapt in Russia, others had loyal foreign clients who depended on them, they cared not just to keep food on their own families’ tables, but to fulfill a deeper responsibility: ensuring the livelihoods of the employees and teams who worked for them, whose families in turn relied on those jobs for survival. These entrepreneurs didn’t abandon ship lightly; they made significant personal sacrifices, uprooting themselves to rebuild in the UAE, establishing new trade routes and operations in a business-friendly environment so they could continue delivering for their clients without disruption and keep paying their staff. They did not once ask for favors or handouts, they simply adapted, incorporated new companies, relocated operations, and contributed through hard work and initiative, turning adversity into sustained opportunity.
Beyond work and rebuilding, families move here for international schools offering top-tier curricula (British, American, IB, and more) with high standards, often surpassing what’s available in their home countries. The UAE’s streets are among the safest and cleanest globally, with extremely low crime rates, allowing people (this is a huge thing for women) to walk alone at night without fear, enjoy spotless public spaces, and raise children in true security, far removed from the dangers many have fled.
Contrary to your simplistic and derogatory view, but not all residents here are dodging taxes or involved in illicit schemes, far from it. A large share of the workforce includes migrant laborers from South Asia, the Philippines, and Africa who come for honest wages in construction, hospitality, or domestic roles, enduring long hours to send remittances home to families in impoverished or war-affected areas. Many here live modestly, often without cars, relying on efficient public transport like buses and the metro, no rented yachts or flashy displays in sight. The UAE’s economy benefits enormously from this diverse talent and labor pool, driving innovation and stability worldwide, not some imagined conspiracy of evasion or vice.
If your goal is to provoke with stereotypes, perhaps take time to learn about real global migration drivers and the determination of people who rebuild their lives here. The world is far more nuanced and people far more resilient than your narrow assumptions allow.
I understand wanting to be anonymous for privacy reasons, but one who chooses to be anonymous to troll freely - says something about your character. Maybe unmask yourself and then make such claims. If you really feel this way, show your face, otherwise I feel you are expressing unfortunate insecurities.

2026-03-10 15:08:40 CET

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Everything in life is perspective

2026-03-09 18:08:16 CET

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lol I do this ALL OF THE TIME! I do not feel my age at all.

2026-03-09 18:04:08 CET

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Beautiful 🤩

2026-03-09 17:58:50 CET

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2026-03-09 17:56:28 CET

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😅

2026-03-09 17:19:39 CET

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If my flight to Japan gets cancelled, I’ll go skiing. But anyways keep me posted because maybe I won’t have any flight out soon, the airport is quite backed up 🤷🏻‍♀️

2026-03-09 17:18:10 CET

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🫂

2026-03-09 16:33:32 CET

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Yes

2026-03-09 16:33:19 CET

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GM ✨

2026-03-09 16:33:05 CET

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Can’t wait to see it 😍

2026-03-09 16:11:22 CET

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lol yeah, people here are into fitness, it’s quite a motivating city

2026-03-09 16:07:22 CET

Chill day in Dubai.
I decided to give Claude the day off, he has been working his lil circuits off nonstop… he deserved a spa day (or at least a nap in the cloud ☁️).
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2026-03-07 20:37:46 CET

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✨

2026-03-07 18:26:24 CET

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🐈

2026-03-07 17:59:43 CET

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Kind of 😅 I’ve let my guard down a lot, I’ve disclosed my locations from time to time, and clearly I’m not hiding my hair or skin, so it’s not full opsec, but half opsec is still good for me 😋

2026-03-07 17:50:35 CET

✨ GN
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2026-03-07 14:19:30 CET

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Just let me know. I’m heading to Japan soon, then have a friends wedding in the US, will pop into Moscow for another friends birthday and then SOF for the summer.

2026-03-07 10:57:21 CET

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🤣🙏

2026-03-04 19:14:23 CET

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I’ll be here. But are you coming just for fun? Or for work? Or do you live here as well?

2026-03-04 12:29:48 CET

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Awww 🤣🫂 yeah as kids we never understand what we have. I’m glad you love it now.

2026-03-03 22:11:41 CET

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Me too

2026-03-03 22:01:57 CET

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🥰

2026-03-03 21:41:22 CET

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🏆

2026-03-03 21:41:15 CET

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Your hair gets me every time 😍

2026-03-03 21:40:25 CET

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You are my favorite feed 😋

2026-03-03 21:39:20 CET

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Those guys come from Dagestan 🤼
This is what chat says:
The name Sakhalin (Russian: Сахалин) for the large Russian island in the North Pacific originates from a misunderstanding or misapplication of a Manchu term during early European (primarily Russian) exploration and mapping in the 17th–19th centuries.
The root comes from the Manchu language word sahaliyan (ᠰᠠᡥᠠᠯᡳᠶᠠᠨ), meaning “black”. This was part of a longer phrase referring to the nearby Amur River on the mainland: sahaliyan ula (ᠰᠠᡥᠠᠯᡳᠶᠠᠨ ᡠᠯᠠ), literally “Black River” (the Manchu name for the Amur, which shares this etymology with the Chinese name for Heilongjiang province, meaning “Black Dragon River”).
The full Manchu descriptive name for the area or a feature near the Amur’s mouth was sahaliyan ula angga hada (ᠰᠠᡥᠠᠯᡳᠶᠠᠨ ᡠᠯᠠ ᠠᠩᡤᠠ ᡥᠠᡩᠠ), translating roughly to “island/peak at the mouth/estuary of the Black River” (or “craggy rock at the estuary of the Amur”). Russian explorers and mapmakers encountered this term through Manchu or Qing Chinese sources (often in reference to the Amur region or the nearby city of Aigun) and mistakenly applied the shortened form Sahaliyan → Sakhalin to the large island itself lying offshore, rather than to the river or a specific point.
This borrowing entered Russian as Сахали́н (Sakhalín), and it stuck as the standard name. The etymology ultimately traces back further to Proto-Tungusic sakalīn (“black”), reflecting the Tungusic linguistic family that includes Manchu.
For contrast:
• The indigenous Ainu (who historically inhabited southern Sakhalin) called it something like Repunmosir or related terms, but their name for it isn’t the source of “Sakhalin”.
• The Japanese name during their control of the southern part (1905–1945) was Karafuto (樺太), derived from an Ainu phrase kamuy kar put ya mosir (roughly “the island/land a god created at the mouth/estuary”), often shortened to Karput.
So, while Sakhalin has deep indigenous history with groups like the Ainu, Nivkh (Gilyak), and others, the name “Sakhalin” itself is a European/Russian adaptation of a Manchu description tied to the Amur River—not a direct native name for the island. This is a classic case of cartographic transfer error in colonial-era naming!

2026-03-03 21:32:05 CET

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Clearly you are a foodie 😍 it was amazing 🤤

2026-03-03 21:30:07 CET

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Not that I know of, I know of this place from Moscow. Do they have one in Pakistan as well?

2026-03-03 21:28:30 CET

Dinner time 🍽️
- sourdough bread with fresh butter
- краб под шубой (crab under fur coat)
- холодец (meat jelly)
- chocolate uni
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2026-03-03 21:21:51 CET

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2026-03-03 20:43:30 CET

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If you’ll indulge an expat’s perspective from the ground here in Dubai, I’m happy to respond with a touch of clarity.
😵‍💫Your comment: “Why on earth would any decent person spend their money in UAE?”
✨My Response: Everyone speaks English, all religions are fine, you can leave your bag on the beach without worrying, service is great, top schools if you have kids, it’s a beautiful mix of people from everywhere, and it’s becoming a huge finance/tech hub like early Wall Street. Tons of opportunity and growth. Healthcare’s solid, streets are clean and calm (even with stuff going on in the region), and the government keeps things stable so life just goes on normally. You sleep easy here. If that’s not a draw for the discerning traveler or indeed the discerning resident, I’m not sure what is.
😵‍💫Your comment: “Dubai was built on slavery”
✨My Response: History everywhere has dark parts. No country’s hands are clean. The locals themselves hail from Bedouin tribes not so long ago, mere decades before the federation in 1971, many lived modestly as pearl divers, fishermen, or nomads in a harsh desert landscape, building what they could with the limited wages and resources available then. As the oil era dawned and vision met opportunity, wages rose, infrastructure surged, and this place transformed at a pace few nations have matched, much like any booming society that starts small and scales up through determination.
Migrant workers are key here. They come voluntarily for better pay than back home and send billions back to their families (India, Pakistan, Philippines, etc.). Reforms keep happening: better sick pay, leave, health rules, easier to switch jobs. Some still work tough hours in the heat, no doubt, but protections are improving (new laws in 2024/2025, ILO stuff). A lot of us leave water/snacks for delivery guys. Small things, but people here are generally kind and willing to held anything that asks for help.
😵‍💫Your comment: “It’s the only place in the world you can get child s** slaves delivered… like a doordash and police… look the other way…”
✨My Response: Human trafficking in any form is a global scourge, and the UAE has laws with severe penalties (years to life imprisonment), dedicated anti-trafficking units, and prosecutions. I have not seen any credible evidence that supports routine, unchecked “delivery” of children; such claims distort isolated horrors into systemic policy. Your claim is a horrible exaggeration.
😵‍💫Your comment: “UAE is literally the Arab version of Israel”
✨My Response: This seems more of a geopolitical jab than reasoned critique, so I really don’t even k ow what to tell you.
Experiences differ, and fair criticism is fine when it’s based on facts, not hype. But for those of us here, it’s stable, opportunity-packed, warm in winter months, and yeah, a very nice day-to-day life. Come visit with an open mind sometime. It might surprise you.

2026-03-03 12:25:06 CET

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The confidence of the distant observer is always a marvel, pronouncing one’s safety as mere “luck” while waving away the very mechanisms that have preserved it. From my vantage point here in Dubai, where distant sounds of missiles being intercepted remind us constantly that vigilance is no luxury, allow me a measured reply grounded in what’s actually unfolding.
The assertion that Iran confines its efforts solely to American military bases and a few other strategic locations is accurate here in Dubai at the moment, but incomplete. The military bases here house real people; sons, fathers, daughters, mothers, and colleagues who face acute and immediate perils as primary targets in these barrages, enduring heightened risks and fear that many of us farther from such sites can only imagine. We all share the unease when alerts sound, knowing the situation remains unpredictable and targets can shift at any moment. We see that recent barrages in other locations have extended beyond military sites so we are fully aware. We also know that just because you are not a target, does not mean danger is not around the corner, especially when living in times where many countries have nuclear. No one is untouched by this, and I find it regrettable to brush off such human cost as mere “luck”. True safety isn’t a matter of fortunate targeting; it’s fragile for civilians and service members alike, and pretending otherwise diminishes the very real risks we all navigate.
I remain calm trusting the authorities will issue clear and timely alerts so we can take appropriate shelter if needed. I will do all I can to stay composed yet vigilant, following guidance to minimize risks where possible. I do not attribute my presence here or these events to mere luck; it is informed awareness, reliance on effective defenses and communication, timing (smallest bit of luck here), and quiet confidence in the systems protecting everyone. I will do all that I can, but, if it is my time, then it is my time, no matter where I am.
Regarding the air defenses you ‘dismissed as “pathetic patriot interceptor missiles” that supposedly inflict more civilian harm than they prevent’, the record speaks otherwise. UAE authorities, employing a layered system including Patriots, THAAD, and others, have achieved interception rates frequently cited in the high 90s across hundreds of incoming ballistic missiles and drones. Most threats are neutralized high above, sparing the city far worse devastation. Yes, successful interceptions produce debris, and in high-volume scenarios some fragments inevitably fall, causing regrettable damage and injuries, a grim but known trade-off in modern air warfare. Without these systems operating at such effectiveness, the alternative would be unchecked impacts on densely built areas, with consequences orders of magnitude higher for civilians and military personnel alike. The defenses are not perfect, but they have demonstrably shielded far more lives and infrastructure than any collateral from fragments has harmed.
My presence here stems not from pure luck, but from confidence in a government that has communicated transparently, mobilized robust protections, and maintained remarkable order amid pressure. Daily routines persist, cafes open, deliveries arrive because we must still live, people move about, because the response has been professional and proportionate. I trust those on the front lines far more than armchair tallies from afar.
Obviously, should Iran decide to expand their missile targets, the authorities here will alert us promptly, and we would not then head to the beach for a deep calming breath or sit at a cafe for a friend’s birthday. So this is not me being “lucky”; this is me understanding where I am, what I can do about it, and my trust in the government here.
When the skies quiet (and they will), come see the resilience firsthand. It’s quieter, steadier, and more convincing than the narratives suggest.

2026-03-03 11:04:00 CET

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When did you re book it for?

2026-03-02 14:58:41 CET

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🫂

2026-03-02 14:58:31 CET

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Yes 👏 bravo to them for such actions. See you soon I hope 🫂

2026-03-02 01:31:01 CET

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♥️🫂

2026-03-01 23:43:20 CET

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💕🫂

2026-03-01 23:40:06 CET

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Yes, many of my friends also went to Oman. Some are relaxing there and some flew out, there are PJ going out from there at the moment. But I don’t like the idea of flying in the air along side missiles and drones 🙈 so I’ll wait until it calms down. I had a flight booked to the US for next week 🤷🏻‍♀️ but I think I’ll chill here for a bit as it feels much safer on the ground compared to what I see in the sky 👀

2026-03-01 23:29:03 CET

Just an update from my last post: obviously seeing debris from interceptions (or anything unusual) impact buildings can feel shocking, it’s not something most of us are used to. But everyone stayed remarkably calm, emergency help arrived within minutes, and the government has not only shown real strength but genuine compassion. I feel safe and at ease here in the UAE.
If you have family here, please don’t worry. The UAE has proven to be exceptionally secure, with its advanced multi-layered air defense systems, including THAAD and Patriot batteries, proving highly effective as they’ve successfully intercepted the vast majority of incoming missiles and drones (reports mention hundreds neutralized. I have seen with my own eyes a handful that were shot down over the past few days and I’ve heard a number of them as well). The small amounts of debris that reached a few buildings or areas are simply remnants from those mid-air successes, far preferable to any direct threats getting through.
Even more impressive is the extraordinary care from the leadership. For anyone stranded after hotel check-outs or dealing with canceled flights, the government has stepped in to cover all out-of-pocket expenses: accommodations, meals, transportation, and more. They’re ensuring everyone is supported and comfortable during this temporary disruption. I’ve never seen such attentive, proactive care. The leaders themselves are visibly present and engaged. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (MBZ, the Ruler of Abu Dhabi) went to the airport after it was hit, to be with the people there. Similarly, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (the Ruler of Dubai) has been out supporting the community, attending local events, meeting with people, and showing solidarity during challenging times, rather than staying distant and silent.
All of this has only strengthened my sense of security here. If you have loved ones in the UAE, trust that they are safe and well taken care of. In the midst of regional uncertainty, this is an exceptionally well-protected and thoughtful place to be. I feel remarkably calm, with zero stress.
🫂 Obviously anything can happen, but the city remains orderly and composed. There are no disturbances in the streets, no erratic behaviour, and everyone is going about their day with the usual courtesy and calm that characterises life here. People are looking out for one another, as they always do, and the atmosphere is remarkably steady despite the circumstances.
We are all clearly aware of the regional tensions: the heightened alerts and precautionary measures stemming from recent developments beyond the borders. Nevertheless we trust the authorities are exercising the utmost vigilance, with eyes and ears open at all times, and deploying the full spectrum of their advanced defence capabilities to neutralise any threats swiftly and effectively.
Rest easy knowing your family is in a place that prioritises protection and composure. If anything changes, official channels will communicate clearly and promptly.
With kindest regards and warm thoughts from Dubai. 🇦🇪
I will share some photos of how calm today was. I have a beautiful steak at a beach restaurant and spent the rest of the evening relaxing by the water.
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2026-03-01 14:39:45 CET

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🤣

2026-03-01 14:30:56 CET

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💕

2026-03-01 10:37:05 CET

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I am truly safe and completely at ease here. Please don’t worry. I am certain of it. The UAE has shown itself to be remarkably secure, with its advanced multi-layered air defense systems proving highly effective. They successfully intercepted the overwhelming majority of incoming missiles and drones. The small fragments that reached a few buildings are simply debris from those mid-air interceptions, far better than if the threats had not been neutralized.
Even more the extraordinary care from the leadership. For anyone stranded after checking out of hotels or dealing with canceled flights, the government has stepped in to cover all out-of-pocket expenses: accommodations, meals, transportation, and more. They are ensuring everyone is supported and comfortable during this temporary disruption. I’ve never seen such attentive care like this.
All of this has only strengthened my sense of security. If one has to be in the midst of regional uncertainty, this is an exceptionally well-protected and thoughtful place to be. I feel remarkably calm, with no stress at all.
I look forward to seeing you soon. Hugs. 🫂
With love and reassurance,
Duchess 💕

2026-03-01 10:15:02 CET

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 stop 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that’s 100% what I look like right now 🤣🤣🤣

2026-03-01 10:14:30 CET

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2026-02-28 23:05:48 CET

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Well the airport was hit, so I dono when I’ll be back in Europe, nevertheless when I’m there I’ll let you know and we can show each other our projects 🫂

2026-02-28 22:19:51 CET

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How’s your little one?

2026-02-28 18:09:12 CET

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The Palm, in Dubai

2026-02-28 18:08:43 CET

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Part of the missile that was shot down.

2026-02-28 18:08:20 CET

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Yes

2026-02-28 16:00:13 CET

Stepped out just for a moment to do some steps with my girlfriends, and this just happened right in front of our eyes…
I will be staying in my home with Claude, until this is over. 🙏
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2026-02-28 12:00:00 CET

Vibe coding in shelter with my Ramadan sweets 💻🥮
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2026-02-25 17:13:50 CET

@npub1d5p…cnvg managed to pull me away for dinner 🍽️
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2026-02-25 01:14:07 CET

Off to Iftar dinner
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2026-02-23 09:12:43 CET

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Even no style is a style, believe it or not.

2026-02-22 20:40:04 CET

🍫
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2026-02-21 12:47:34 CET

I appreciate it so much when restaurants have these chairs with an extension for your bag or a little stool. It’s really the small things that make a huge difference.
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2026-02-19 22:52:01 CET

@npub18am…p424 this shop was one letter off from your name, it made me and @npub1d5p…cnvg think of you today 🫂 👋
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2026-02-18 00:03:18 CET

Happy New Year 🐎
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2026-02-11 19:32:17 CET

💙🫖
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2026-02-09 13:54:50 CET

Self portrait
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2026-01-31 11:54:09 CET

A little Bridgerton season 4 girls night with @npub1d5p…cnvg ❤️🍪🍓🎥👯‍♀️✨
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2025-10-09 19:10:27 CEST

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Lol true, but at least at the park I put the phone down. I thought of this image because I was just sitting at the park admiring the leaves changing color and squirrels running around when I saw a family (husband, wife, 2 kids and a dog) everyone was on their phones for over 20 minutes and the poor golden was just staring at his ball. It broke my heart. I thought about taking a photo because it was wild to see all of them bent over looking at their phones while all the dog wanted to do was play catch with his family 😭, but decided not to put a random family on blast 1. Because I want to respect their privacy 2. We have all been there so I can't really point from a glass house

2025-10-08 21:23:41 CEST

Crazy but true, when I’m out in public, my phone usually stays in my pocket. The only times I pull it out are to coordinate plans, check directions, snap a quick photo, or reply in the family group chat if someone’s traveling. Heartbreaking that it’s become so normal to see people sitting outside for hours, lost in their phones instead of the moment around them. 🦋
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2025-09-26 12:03:57 CEST

😘
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2025-09-26 11:56:12 CEST

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Honestly I watched her do that in 10 seconds🔮

2025-06-29 21:52:21 CEST

I've just realized my toxic trait is that I assume people have common sense and I get frustrated when they don't.