Shiratorizawa’s Spy (p.1)

More of the Spy x family and Gintama crossover of my dreams. Gin-chan as the thorn prince(?) thorn slob (???)

Anyway he is Hijikata's hot husband and that's all that matters <3

(ft Paako, because why not)

Huhuhuhuhuhuhuhu 😭

december 24th.

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How to greet? 👉Smiles and gives salam. #qotd #islam #islamicquotes #peaceonearth #peace #smile #greetings #salam #picsart #pixellab #assalamualaikum #friday #morning (Bukit Kayu Hitam)

Gojo Satoru's first encounter in sorcery.

I posted this on twitter for 725 (夏五/五夏) day but I wanna put this here too so pardon me

Me & Not Me 【是我非我】 龟仙人龟娘 [2/2]

天地变殉道何难 丹心照肝胆

The world changes, yet how difficult is sacrifice? Loyalty reflects courage and sincerity

恩怨清此生无憾 前尘分两端

With resentment cleared and this life without regret, past experiences are split into two ends

是我非我又如何 任他人评说

It doesn’t matter if it’s me or not me, let others say what they want to say

再回首 百年身 山河阔

When I look back again, my entire life has passed, with you always in my heart [1]

[https://www.bilibili.com/s/video/BV15v411i7Yn] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRHRRipjiuM]

[1] The literal meaning of this last line is “turning my head back again, hundred years of life, the mountains and rivers are broad”. The first six words, 再回首 百年身 are from the proverb “一失足成千古恨，再回首是百年身”, which cautions how a single mistake can cause one to suffer from a lifetime of regret. The last three words are probably from this other saying “山河远阔，人间烟火，无一是你，无一不是你”, which describes how in the tens of thousands of sceneries, sunsets, and sunrises one encounters in one’s life, even though their loved one is not by their side, one can still see their loved one’s shadow in every scenery because their loved one is in their heart

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HELLO by CHEN

A response to Hello of Chen

[Verse 1]

Hello, it was hard to just say this word

While my mind was complicated for so long

To decide what to say next

Hello.

A word a we want to hear from you.

While we seek for any news from you.

For us to know how you've been all along.

[Pre-Chorus]

So many words piled up in my mind

And the empty space I couldn't fill in

In fear that my empty words might leak through the gap

I'm scared

So many thoughts enter our mind

An empty space left for you

In fear that you might let go, these spaces will never be filled.

We're scared too.

[Chorus]

My dear, during the long hesitation

I couldn't find the right words to express my feelings

With all my heart in those ordinary hellos

I just want to ask if you're doing well

Our Jongdae, the times you were silent

We couldn't find the right words to say

We're fine despite the battles we fought everyday

We only hope that everything is fine with you.

[Verse 2]

And the space I left empty in the end

In fear that my empty words might leak through the gap

I'm scared again

The longing we felt these past months

In fear that this will stay for us for so long

We we're scared again.

[Chorus]

My dear, during the long hesitation

I couldn't find the right words to exprеss my feelings

With all my heart in those ordinary hellos

I just want to ask if you'rе doing well

Our Jongdae, during your hesitation

We miss hearing your laughs and your voice

With all those crumbs we got from your brothers

We just want to ask if your happy and well.

[Bridge]

Not knowing what to say next

I put down the pen that I was holding tightly

The words I couldn't tell you

Will remain in my hearts as regrets, but

My love, I may not ever know

If this incomplete letter would reach you

Even if it doesn't, I hope you're fine

I desperately hope that you'll be well

Not knowing what to do next

We put down our phone we were holding all day

The words we wanted tell you

Will remain true in our hearts

Our Chen, we may not ever know

If these words are enough and would reach you

If it will or not, we still hope you're fine

We desperately hope that you are fine.

[Outro]

Hello

After only writing just this word, I stop

Hello

After hearing this word from you, mixed emotions were felt, and we cry.

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Hijab style across the world. 💗

Hijab Styles Across the Globe

What is a hijab? Chances are you have seen or met a woman who wears one, but you may still be wondering what it is. The hijab is the most common name for the headscarf that Muslim women wear. The hijab is a choice for Muslim women - some women to choose to wear it as a form of worship to God and to embody modesty. It is a reflection of one’s devotion and belief in God. There are approximately 1.6 billion Muslims across continents, which is the reason there are several hijab styles worn by women from different cultures and countries, spanning from Afghanistan to Indonesia, and each country has its own unique and traditional hijab style that women proudly wear. Each country has its own dashing style to be appreciated and celebrated!

PAKISTAN

In Malala Yousafzai’s famous headshot, she styles her scarf the classic Pakistani way. She loosely drapes the scarf (also called dupatta in Pakistan) around her head and leaves a bit of her hair to peek through in the front. The colors range from dark colors to bright colors, matching traditional ethnic clothing. This style is always elegant, classy, and versatile for any look desired.

AFGHANISTAN

Afghan women have often worn (and continue to) a unique type of hijab known as the burqa. The burqa is a long piece of clothing draped over the head of the woman and often drapes all the way down to the knees or ankles. This covers the entire face and leaves a spot for the eyes through a net type fabric. Burqas can be any color, but are usually blue in Afghanistan.

MALAYSIA

Malaysia, budding with new Islamic fashion trends, is the hotspot for all new hijab trends. Malaysian hijab often consists of light or brightly colored hijabs and floral patterns. Drapes are beautiful created to add volume and provide full coverage of the hair.

INDONESIA

Similar to Malaysia, Indonesia is always budding with new hijab trends. Indonesian-styled hijabs fully cover the hair and may incorporate undercaps underneath the hijab to create a more elaborate and unique look. Certain hijabs may have extra volume by having floral designs attached.

ETHIOPIA

The Ethiopian hijab is worn by wrapping it like a turban. The turban fully covers the head and hair. Turbans are created with simply fabric or elaborate, colorful, traditional types. Turbans can be set in place with pins and brooches.

SOMALIA

Like Ethiopian women, Somali women also style their hijabs by creating a turban. Turbans can be created with long scarves to create a more volumized look. Women may also wear an undercap to add multiple colors and patterns. Jewelry can also be worn, such as earrings.

SYRIA

Syrian women frequently wear their hijab wrapped around their head and secured with pins. They often also wear undercaps and create drapes at the top of their head to add a unique design. In addition to fully covering the hair, this style covers the neck and partially the chest area.

PALESTINE

The Palestinian hijab style consists of a tightly wrapped scarf, providing full coverage of hair and neck. Like the Syrian style, an undercap is usually worn to add volume and to help ensure the hijab stays in place as desired.

IRAN

In Iran, women often wear what is known as the chador, a form of hijab. It is a long piece of cloth that drapes over the head and reaches to the waist (sometimes knees or ankles). The chador is often the color black and is a versatile, classy, dashing look.

TURKEY

The Turkish hijab is very chic and classy. While still providing full coverage, the scarf is tied into an elegant bow on one side of the neck to add a feminine, chic look to it. The hijab looks best with volume and with a simple knot or bow to hold it in place.

The hijab is much more than a versatile piece of clothing worn by Muslim women - it is a symbol of a proud Muslim woman worshipping God by deciding to wear the hijab, regardless of style. These are just a few snapshots of how the hijab is worn beautifully across different countries. The hijab is a unifying force of Muslim women of all ages, backgrounds, ethnicities, and nationalities.

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