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15/07/2025

I'm so glad I didn't let the fear of heartbreak get in the way of what I know now to be the greatest form of love!

17/06/2025

If you could delete one thing from Earth to make it a better place, what would it be?

09/06/2025

When this 44-year-old man found a wallet from Hermes containing $570 and credit cards, he turned it to its owner, Nity Pongkriangyos.

Nity happens to be a factory owner. Moved by the homeless man's kindness and kindness, he decided to repay him by giving him a job at his factory and place to stay.

Nity gave him a chance to build his life once again.

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09/06/2025

She just wanted to teach him how hard real life can be.

When her 17-year-old son said school felt meaningless, his mother — a street vendor — decided to show him what hard work really means.
She helped him set up a snack stall, hoping it would push him back toward education.

But after earning $1,400 in just 10 days, he chose to drop out and do it full-time.

Now, he wakes up early, preps food, rides 13 kilometers to sell at night — and dreams of saving up for a better cart.

“I didn’t expect him to get so addicted to the work,” his mother said.

She’s tried to change his mind. But she adds:
“A 17-year-old child has independent thoughts. As parents, all we can do is provide our support.”
“If he can’t live the life he wants, he won’t be happy. My priority is for my son to be healthy and happy. I only need to guide him to not do anything illegal.”

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08/06/2025

Gold is often seen as a symbol of wealth, but in one country, it represents something far greater—history, heritage, and generations of love.

Indian women collectively own 24,000 tons of gold—more than the combined reserves of the United States, Germany, Italy, France, and Russia.

For perspective:
🇺🇸 USA – 8,000 tons
🇩🇪 Germany – 3,300 tons
🇮🇹 Italy – 2,450 tons
🇫🇷 France – 2,400 tons
🇷🇺 Russia – 1,900 tons
Total? 18,050 tons. Still not even close.

But here’s what makes this truly remarkable—this isn’t just about wealth. In India, gold is passed down through generations, a precious heirloom carrying stories, blessings, and the wisdom of those who came before.

Even more incredible? The gold held by Indian households is worth nearly 40% of the country’s GDP.
More than an asset, more than adornment—it’s a connection to the past and a gift for the future.

What traditions do you hope to pass down for generations to come?

08/06/2025

After being dumped just days before Chinese Valentine’s Day, a woman from Shandong sent her ex a tonne of onions — literally.

She ordered them online, had them dumped on his doorstep without ringing the bell, and left a note that read: “I cried for three days. Now it’s your turn.”

The relationship had lasted nearly a year. She said the breakup left her in tears — but her ex refused to cry, so she decided to help him out.

The story went viral, not just for the stunt… but for how much the smell affected the neighbors.
One woman said: “I don’t know if he’s crying, but I feel choked!”

It’s bizarre, petty, emotional — and painfully human.

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08/06/2025

When Jadav Payeng saw lifeless snakes on a scorching sandbar, he didn’t just mourn—he took action. At only 16 years old, he made a promise: to plant trees every single day.

Fast forward 40 years, and the result? A lush forest spanning 1,360 acres—bigger than New York’s Central Park!
🐅 Bengal tigers roam freely.
🦏 Indian rhinos have found a home.
🦌 Deer and rabbits thrive in the once-barren land.
🐘 Even elephants migrated to his forest!

For his unbelievable dedication, India honored him with the Padma Shri award. But Jadav? He’s still planting trees—promising to continue “until his last breath.”

Imagine if we all planted just one tree... What would our planet look like? 🌱💚

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08/06/2025

In 1990, a nurse named Vilma Wong cared for a tiny premature baby fighting for survival in her NICU.

Twenty-eight years later, that same baby just walked into her hospital... as a pediatric resident doctor!

Now they work side by side, saving other babies together. ✨

Isn't it beautiful how life comes full circle sometimes?

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