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          	Welcome back home, I hope you got better and we promise we will treat you better

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Exam season and I didn't even watch the muster and I didn't finish studying but still here I go,
          
          If someone came to them, eight years ago and told them you'll be very successful and break world records, they would've laughed at them and told them to check their head.
          
          I'm not saying they didn't believe themselves, I'm saying it would sound so surreal to them, and it still is.
          
          Who they were and who they are, looking at both of them, you would never imagine they are the same people. Yes, they did change, yes they did struggle, but they found their joy in the mix.
          
          Saying I support these people, and proudly. They looked out for me, they gave me advice, they asked if I'm okay, told me to take care of myself...and they still do.
          
          I'm not gonna hit it with the classic "they taught me to love myself", I'm gonna say I loved me through them, and they loved them to me, even though they don't know me.
          
          So I'm here to say, thank you. Thank you for making me realize something; not everyone has this someone who looks after them this way. I've seen this comment once on a video about Jimin "if you can't find a Jimin, be a Jimin in others life". So I'll try to do the same to others. Check up on them, help them, encourage them, guide them.... Cause this is what would make someone a little happier.
          
          
          Congratulations to every army out there who might be reading this! We've come this far, and we're still going. And the biggest thank you and congratulations to bangtan, my backbone, my wings, my most beautiful moment in life, my blood sweat and tears, my biggest happiness, my first chapter, my biggest happiness
          
          Congratulations, bts.
          
          -Lomy-

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The day before yesterday, there were explosions in Gaza, which isn't new. About 100 people dies in the explosion, 20 of them being children.
          
          Yesterday, Palestinians fired back at Tel Aviv and something really amazed me about this. Palestinians, the victims in the situation, are not afraid to be killed and to die saving their country and defending their reliegon, and it shows in their genuine and sincere smiles in the videos before they die. But for Isreal...these people who have power, weapons, and are stronger in every way possible, were hiding, terrified and scared for their lifes and for what? three tiny rockets?
          
          Alot of people are dying, loosing their homes, and they are begging, pleading for someone to save them. And as a human, it's only humane of you to share the true story. There are others who don't know, and are still blaming Palestinians and calling Isreal the victims.
          
          Even we as Muslims and as Arabs have ignored this for a very. long. time.
          
          Please share this if you can
          
          (PS: I'm not talking about all Jewish people, I've seen alot of videos of Jewish people defending Palestine and talking about how they are embarrassed that Israel is doing this. And again, I'm saying,  I'm talking about zionists only)
          
          And finally, Eid Mubarak to every Muslims out there, have a blast, and stay safe.
          
          And to everyone out there, please stay safe, wear your masks, have a blast, love you, and see you later guys !
          
          -Lomy-

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I know this is late and probably no one will see this but I'm gonna say this anyway.
          
          So, you probably heard about what's happening in Palestine. BUT as a Muslim and as a human, I'm saying you need to educate yourself about the WHOLE STORY before talking about. What's been shown on media is that Isreal is the 'victim' and Palestinians are the 'bad guys' and people just decided to shut up about it.
          
          The actual story goes wayyy back so I'll try to summarize it.
          
          So Jewish people say that God has promised them that this land (aka Palestine) is theirs after they roam the word for 40 years (if you dont understand u suggest you look it up its more complicated than it actually seems). In 1950 (I think), Jewish people started 'colonizing' Palestine. But the thing is, what they did wasn't colonizing it.
          
          Just imagine you're sitting peacefully in your home, and suddenly people come in and tell you "get out. From now on this is my house." By instincts, you're gonna fight against them, but if you actually do, they'll take you out by force and could actually kill you. They've did this and took over most of the land of Palestine, such as Gaza, parts of Jerusalem (aka Tel aviv or تل ابيب in arabic) 
          
          Fast forward to a few days ago. A very old and important neighborhood in East Jerusalem, called Sheish Jarrah, has had explosions and people are forced out of their houses and many more stuff. Let's talk about Sheish Jarrah itself. I don't know the exact date, but at a time, Jordan was responsible of settling 28 families in the neighborhood (and no, not a family as in only a father, mother, and children but as grandparents, parents, children, uncles, aunts, and cousins). So for some reason that I still don't know, Jordan got delayed with settling these families. So now they are living in a place illegally. Isreal took the opportunity to make excuses so they could take over this land.

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Something happened today that made me realize how short life is. For those who don't know, I'm 13. When people would know my age, they'd say 'you still have a long life ahead of you'. But today I realized, it's not true.
          
          Today at school, I got the news that one of my very close friends had passed away. At the beginning I didn't know -because I came late- then when I asked my classmates they said she went through a car accident.
          
          Most of them were crying and saying something bad must've happened to her without anyone confirming it. I kept telling them that nothing will happen to her, that she's safe and nothing happened.
          
          But little did I know.
          
          Our science teacher was close to her family, so she asked them what happened, and they said she passed away due to the accident.
          
          I kept denying it. I couldn't believe anything, I needed confirmation. At recess, mostly all the school came to our class because they heard the news. The moment I saw my sister making her way to me, I completely broke down. I'm not lying when I say I was like a switch that turned on...
          
          This made me realize that, we don't realize how someone means to us until they're not there. I realized that life is really short; it's risky, it can end at anytime. 
          
          She was literally one of the best people I've ever met in my life; smart, beautiful, pretty, funny, with a soul of an angel.
          
          
          Rest in peace, my dear friend