After Reading A Far Bit Into The Manga But Not Catching Up I Thought This Would Be Accurate For The Child

there is still time never kill yourself etc etc

my dying wish is for sergio to retire at madrid but also im incredibly delusional so

I’m in love with Q from impractical jokers

As someone from DC, much of the Hetalia fandom lacks the nuances of growing up in such a place; especially in regards to the character of America/Alfred. America/Alfred would have a secret service detail, many of the events he would go to would be high security events, he would probably LIVE IN DC or in the area, he would give tributes at US leader’s funerals and would be in the front row alongside the family and presidents, BE WOULD HAVE A MEMORIAL LIBRARY AT THE VERY LEAST, he would adore DC sports teams and would probably want to meet Jaiden Daniels irl, at the Easter egg roll he would dress up as the Easter bunny and run around with the kids on the White House lawn, AND HE WOULD HAVE A COLLECTION OF PICTURES WITH THE PRESIDENTS. That man would live and breathe DC and I STAND BY MY TRUTH!

A Serbian who doesn’t know how to drive that looks in his 30s and brings you a rbf occasionally + an Italian who could show neurodivergent traits or just is aloof 24/7, has a hot gf and looks like he is 18 = history being written

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Imagine you are a doctor from a war-torn region. You had to make the choice between doing your job saving others, and saving your own family.

This is Dr. Mohammed Al-Deeb’s story.

Image: Dr. Mohammed Al-Deeb, emergency medical professional at Al-Shifa hospital.

@mohammedaldeeb

Story written by @wolfboy-awoos

Dr. Mohammed Al-Deeb was an emergency medical professional at Al-Shifa hospital for many, many years. Following the destruction of Al-Shifa, Dr. Al-Deeb continued to do heroic work on the front lines in Gaza, trying to save as many people as he possibly could.

But having his own family to save, he had to make the difficult decision to leave Gaza and flee to Egypt with his family. Dr. Al-Deeb is now asking us to pay that bravery and kindness forward.

Images: Dr. Al-Deeb and his family.

Although safer than Gaza, Egypt is not a welcoming place for Palestinian refugees. Egypt has a decades-long policy of discriminating against Palestinians in education, social services, and employment, and many refugees struggle with the precarity of their legal status in the country.

This makes it incredibly difficult for Dr. Al-Deeb to provide for his family. He is asking for donations to be able to provide for his family the basic necessities that many of us have taken for granted.

Image: What remains of Al-Shifa hospital, Dr. Al-Deeb's place of work, after IDF attack.

As we sit comfortably in our own homes, especially during this time of year in the midst of the holidays, I ask of you to put yourself in the shoes of those who are not comfortable, those who are not safe. Dr. Al-Deeb needs your help, and if every person reblogging this donated only $1, $5, whatever you can—although it can feel sometimes that you’re just one person and the weight of the world is ovebearing—if everyone took just a fraction of their resources to do their part, we can make a difference, together. 🙏

You can donate to Dr. Mohammed Al-Deeb’s GoFundMe [HERE].

This campaign has been vetted by the following individuals: @90-ghost, @mangocheesecakes, @sayruq, @el-shab-hussein, @nabulsi.

Rip Epel you would’ve loved Men’s Gymnastics

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