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BREAKING: Vance has become a hurricane as it churns off the coast of Mexico, the National Hurricane Center said early Friday. The center said the storm is expected to strengthen rapidly and could be a major Category 4 hurricane before the end of the day. apnews.com/article/hurric…

@Ahmed_yemen_new They are using civilian as human shields and blackout media from the people

HOW PORN RUINED MY MARRIAGE. When I married my husband, I was 25, deeply in love and convinced I had found the man I would spend the rest of my life with. Our first year was beautiful. He was affectionate, attentive and always made me feel wanted. But gradually, things began to change. He started making strange demands whenever we were intimate. Some of the things he wanted me to do made me uncomfortable because I had never experienced them before. Whenever I refused, he became upset. “You are my wife. Why should I have to beg you for these things?” he would ask. I tried explaining that I wasn't comfortable with everything he wanted, but he accused me of being inexperienced and making our marriage boring. I loved him, so I tried to learn. I watched videos online, read articles, and did everything I could to understand what he wanted. But nothing was ever enough. The more I tried, the more demanding he became. Eventually, he started telling me that other women would satisfy him better. Those words destroyed my confidence. I began questioning my beauty, my abilities, and my worth as a wife. Then, three years into our marriage, he announced that he wanted a second wife. He claimed he needed a woman who could satisfy his needs without making him feel guilty for asking. I cried, begged, and reminded him of the vows we had made. He married her anyway. I thought having another woman would make him happy. I was wrong. Within months, he was complaining about her too. She wasn't adventurous enough. She wasn't doing certain things he expected. She wasn't meeting his standards. Then he married a third wife. By that point, I had stopped asking myself what was wrong with me. I started wondering whether this man could ever be satisfied. The third wife entered the marriage believing she would be different. She was younger, confident, and willing to accommodate many of his demands. But eventually, she too began complaining about the pressure he put on her. All three of us were experiencing the same problems, yet he continued insisting that we were the ones failing him. Our home became a place of arguments, resentment, and competition. Years passed, and the marriage I had once treasured slowly fell apart. Eventually, I left. I thought I understood why our marriage had failed: my husband wanted more than any one woman could give him. But I didn't know the full truth until much later. Months after our separation, I returned to collect some documents I had left in our bedroom. While searching through an old drawer, I found a second phone. I had never seen it before. Curiosity got the better of me, and I turned it on. The browser history was filled with thousands of porn videos. There were saved clips, bookmarked websites, and searches going back years before our wedding. I sat on the bed, scrolling through the history with tears in my eyes. Suddenly, so many things made sense. The unrealistic demands. The constant comparisons. The belief that intimacy should look exactly like what he watched on a screen. The endless search for something new, even after marrying three women. He had spent years feeding his mind with unrealistic portrayals of sex until ordinary intimacy with a real partner could no longer meet his expectations. And instead of confronting his own behaviour, he kept blaming the women he married. I put the phone down and cried. Not because I wanted him back, but because I had spent years believing I wasn't enough. I had blamed my body, my experience, and my worth as a woman for a problem I hadn't created. My husband had married three wives searching for satisfaction, but he never understood that adding more women would not fix what had gone wrong inside him.

@StraitReport Toddler trump is cooking something under his sleeves

@Ibrahim___Yemen Trump is upto no good.

@alMansourQasimi Bcs trump has something cooking - so they are giving their citizen heads up before proceeding with their target

@malaymail I am not crying 😭, you are 🤲🏻🤲🏻😭😭

Singer-actress Bella Astillah was moved to tears when her nine-year-old son, Mohamed Ayden Adrean, delivered an emotional speech at her wedding reception with Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman last night. Speaking at the reception held at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (Mitec), Ayden recalled the difficult moments his mother went through before Syed Saddiq came into their lives. Ayden said he had always wanted to see his mother happy again, adding that he began noticing a change after Syed Saddiq entered their lives.

Where were these armies and crowds when Gaza was being annihilated?

@warfareanalysis Speechless , but not surprised , stayed there long enough to understand the evolving culture, thank God left the place for good

Today, Friday, October 16, 2026, at 1:00 AM in the Mecca Region, Saudi Arabia. x.com/renyusef/statu…

@BrettErickson28 The theathrics- same silly games- people cant believe anymore

توقف العمليات الجوية في مطار الملك عبدالعزيز الدولي في جدة مؤقتًا

jeddah airport- currently suspending incoming and outbound flights

@SaudiNews50 😹😹😹🙀🙀

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@SaudiNews50 Then who is moving from bunker to bunker at the moment???

@MALHACHIMI @1bqmp Media blackout- using civilians as HUMAN SHIELDS