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On my own animation piggy (zizzy x pony)

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On my own animation! Piggy
I hope you like the video XD

Yeahh they give up :^: qmp
I enjoyed making this animation with this song because it’s one of my favorite songs and it’s amazing šŸ’–

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Song: on my own – ashes remain
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Thank you for watching ^w^ ā¤ļø

Tamarind Rice | Puliyotharai Recipe | South Indian Style Recipes | Lunch Recipes | Pulihora Recipe

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Tamarind Rice | Puliyotharai Recipe | South Indian Style Recipes | Lunch Recipes | Pulihora Recipe

Tamarind Rice made is a famous and traditional recipe of South India. It makes a great lunchbox recipe due to its non-spoilage properties for a long time. It tastes the best after 3-4 hours of making. Do enjoy with crunchy papads by the side.

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To Make Masala Powder

Coriander Seeds – 1 Tbsp
Chana Dal – 1 Tsp
Urad Dal – 1 Tsp
Peppercorns – 1/4 Tsp
Fenugreek Seeds – 1/4 Tsp
Sesame Seeds – 1 Tsp
Red Chilli – 5 No

To Make Tamarind Curry

Tamarind – 1 Cup
Oil – 4 Tbsp
Chana Dal – 1 Tsp
Urad Dal – 1 Tsp
Peanuts – 1 Tbsp
Mustard Seeds – 1/2 Tsp
Red Chilli – 4 Nos
Asafoetida Powder – 1/4 Tsp
Turmeric Powder – 1/2 Tsp

Method:

1. Put tamarind in a large bowl and add hot water to it. Let it sit.
2. Add coriander seeds, chana dal, urad dal, peppercorns, fenugreek seeds to a pan and heat.
3. Add sesame seeds and roast. After a few seconds, add red chilies and roast until everything turns golden brown.
4. Transfer to a plate and cool the ingredients completely. Add them to a mixer jar, add asafoetida powder and grind into fine powder. Keep this masala powder aside.
5. For the tamarind curry, add oil to a pan and heat.
6. Add chana dal, urad dal, peanuts and roast for about 2 mins.
7. Then add mustard seeds, red chilies, asafoetida powder, curry leaves and saute.
8. Squeeze the pulp off tamarind and pour the tamarind puree into the pan.
9. Add turmeric powder, rock salt, mix and cook for 10 mins on medium flame.
10. Add jaggery powder, ground masala powder. Mix and cook for another 5 mins.
11. Add seasoning if required.
12. Use the required amount of tamarind curry and mix with rice. Let it sit for 30 mins before serving.
13. Store the tamarind paste in glass jar in refrigerator.
14. Serve the tamarind rice after 30 mins with papads by the side.

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Cancelled or Renewed? Status of Cable & Streaming TV Shows (S-Z) – canceled + renewed TV shows

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Cancelled or renewed TV shows: cable and streaming servicesIt’s a sad reality of television viewing. Sooner or later, shows you love are going to end. Has yours already been cancelled or renewed? We hope these lists help you find the answer.

Below, you’ll find a partial list of recent/current/upcoming scripted TV shows on cable/satellite channels and streaming services like A&E, Adult Swim, Amazon Studios, AMC, Apple TV+, BBC America, BET, Bounce TV, Bravo, Centric, Cinemax, CMT, Comedy Central, Crackle, DC Universe, DirecTV, Discovery Channel, Disney+, E!, EPIX, Esquire Network, Feeln, Freeform (formerly ABC Family), FX, FXX, Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies Now, HBO, HBO Max, History, Hulu, IFC, Lifetime, MTV, Netflix, Nick at Nite, Nickelodeon, Nicktoons, Ovation, OWN, Paramount Network, Paramount+, Peacock, Pivot, PlayStation Network, Pop TV, Quibi, Reelz, Showtime, Starz, SundanceTV, TV Land, TV One, USA Network, VH1, WE tv, and WGN America.

Here are other cancelled/renewed listings:
Broadcast TV shows: ABC | CBS | The CW | FOX | NBC | PBS
Scripted Cable & Streaming TV shows (by title): A-D | E-L | M-R | S-Z

To see a series’ ratings (if available), click the links in the ā€œcurrent seasonā€ column.

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TBD = To Be Determined.

Here are other cancelled/renewed listings:
Broadcast TV shows: ABC | CBS | The CW | FOX | NBC | PBS
Scripted Cable & Streaming TV shows (by title): A-D | E-L | M-R | S-Z

We do our best to keep these lists up to date but finding information on some of these shows can be tricky. Sometimes, the networks aren’t very forthcoming with their information so, if you see something that we’ve missed, please let us know.

What do you think? Which TV shows on this list are your favorites? Which ones are you hoping will be renewed or cancelled? Do you have favorite cable channels or streaming services?

Post Malone and The Weeknd Get Bloody in ā€˜One Right Now’ Video

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Things go from zero to 60 in the gritty new video for Post Malone and The Weekndā€˜s collaboration, ā€œOne Right Now.ā€ The John Wick pastiche sees the Weeknd in the role of the assassin and Malone as his adversary. It all comes to a violent halt. The video for ā€œOne Right Nowā€ was directed by Tanu Muino.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc0tLGWIqxA&ab_channel=PostMaloneVEVO

The ’80s-infused, synth-laden track was released a few weeks ago. The tune hails from Malone’s upcoming fourth album, which is slated to be released sometime soon. ā€œOne Right Nowā€ is the first single from said album, though he released ā€œMotley Crewā€ in the summer. The song was produced by Louis Bell, Brian Lee, and Andrew Bolooki.

Taja Sevelle ~ Love Is Contagious

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From Paisley Park ( I DONT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC OR SONG AND I’M NOT TRYING TO MAKE MONEY FROM THIS POST)

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Show Up for Your Reservations

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Empty chairs at empty tables.
Photo: Amir Hamja/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Life is unpredictable, and human hearts are fickle. Minds, and moods, can change. The dinner plans you made a week ago suddenly don’t seem so doable.

This is the problem with restaurant reservations: You are supposed to be there. I take this commitment very, very seriously. It is overwhelming, my level of commitment to reservations. That is why I hate them! It is too much. I prefer to have a casual relationship with my dinner; I would like to just pop in somewhere, carelessly, breezily, when the mood strikes. A reservation? Not if I can help it! But that is only because I understand the gravity of the situation.

A dinner reservation is not a blood oath — not technically — but in my own mind, it is close. To click ā€œReserveā€ is to set the wheels of history in motion. The choice is made. The deed is done. The Resy has been rezzed. Doesn’t anybody understand commitment anymore?

They do not, apparently. No-shows have always been a nuisance in the restaurant industry, though now they seem to be on the rise. ā€œWe’re seeing a lot more,ā€ reports Payal Sharma, owner of Baar Baar in the East Village. ā€œSo let’s say we have 350, maybe 400 on the books; we’ll see anywhere from 50 to 75 no-shows,ā€ Sharma explains. ā€œPre-COVID, it was more like 30 or 40.ā€ At Modern Love in Williamsburg, chef and owner Isa Chandra Moskowitz has noticed an unfortunately similar trend: ā€œWe’ll have 60 reservations and have them confirm, and maybe 20 a night won’t show up.ā€ Earlier this week, she says,Ā an eight-person group confirmed and then evaporated.

Who are these people who feel so unencumbered by any sense of responsibility? We will never know. They did not show up. ā€œIt’s just like, Wow, not even a phone call,ā€ marvels Roni Mazumdar, co-owner of Adda and Dhamaka, arguably the two most popular restaurants in New York City right now. When I looked, the next available reservation I could find at Dhamaka was at 5 p.m. in the middle of December. People are clamoring to eat there, this would seem to indicate, except when they suddenly are not.

Perhaps they are confused? I will explain. A restaurant is a reciprocal commitment: The restaurant staff will hold a table; you will show up. Unlike most other human interactions, which involve complicated feelings, reservations are refreshingly straightforward. As a customer, your only job is to show up to something you expressly asked to do.

ā€œWhat do you think is going on?ā€ I ask Mazumdar, but he isn’t sure either. ā€œI’m still scratching my head. Not even a phone call — some of them wouldn’t even pick up the phone when we call! Why would somebody do that?ā€ he asks back.

There are theories. ā€œI feel like a lot of it is happening because people have been inside for a long time, and now they’ve gotten a chance to go out and so they want to explore everything,ā€ suggests Sharma. New York City has always had its share of table hoarders, people who make reservations at multiple restaurants for the same night to keep their options open — maybe it’s more of that? Or maybe the answer is much easier: ā€œGeneral ennui,ā€ Moskowitz sighs. ā€œI understand life is chaotic, but I feel like nobody expects anything out of anyone lately.ā€

ā€œPeople are just so bad at communication,ā€ Sharma says, explaining the arduous job of confirming whether people plan to show up for brunch, which at Baar Baar involves filling out an emailed form.Ā ā€œYou send them the form, and you have to stalk them, literally. ā€˜Hey, can you please send the form back?’ ā€˜Okay, if you don’t send the form back, the reservation is not confirmed.’ I don’t know what’s going on.ā€

The problem is not necessarily that this behavior is rude — dealing with rude and entitled members of the public is standard operating procedure for the restaurant industry. The problem is that if customers cannot be counted on to honor a dinner reservation of their own accord, restaurant owners will be forced to take more drastic measures. Do you remember the no-reservations heyday of 2010 to 2018 when restaurant owners tried to abandon the idea of bookings altogether? When every dinner plan involved first putting your name on a list and then finding a place to hang out for between 45 and 90 minutes before you were granted entry via text message? We do not need to return to those days.

We also do not need to get to a place where every restaurant is forced to adopt a practice that has become common among ultraexpensive restaurants: requiring a not insignificant deposit and possibly mandating that reservations are, with no exceptions, uncancelable. Nobody wants to be on the hook for $50 just because they’re planning to go eat some pasta with a friend three-to-five days in the future. What if you get hit by a bus?

One great promise of the Tocks and Resys of the world was that they were supposed to fix this problem, but it’s not clear whether they really have. (When I asked Resy if it had any data regarding an uptick in no-shows, it told me that ā€œmovement hasn’t been statistically substantial.ā€) And an actual solution, of course, is much clearer: Customers should just arrive when they say they will. The next thing that will happen for these customers is that they will get to eat a meal at a restaurant, which is typically an enjoyable experience.

A last-minute cancellation is not ideal, obviously, but any operator will tell you it’s better than a no-show, and things do, undeniably, come up. Even as the entire restaurant industry struggles back to firm footing — and encounters any number of new and surprising problems in the process — the people who work in this world nevertheless understand that emergencies and delays are unavoidable. Yet they are still willing to offer table reservations because it makes things easier for us. It’s so nice!

The primary joy of reservations is that the decision has been definitively made. There is nothing else to think about. It could be a perfect system. It is uncomplicated. It is true freedom from choice. Why deprive yourself of the satisfaction of simply showing up?

Why Hollywood Won't Cast Josh Radnor Anymore

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Why Hollywood Won't Cast Josh Radnor Anymore

Josh Radnor will forever be remembered for playing everyone’s favorite romantic Ted Mosby in the hit sitcom How I Met Your Mother. He was the perfect actor for the part and it also gained him the reputation of being a romantic lead in movies.

Since starring as Mosby, Radnor has starred in comedy-dramas like Happythankyoumoreplease, Liberal Arts, and Afternoon Delight. However, being a star of a popular TV sitcom does have its drawbacks.

Ever since How I Met Your Mother ended, Radnor has been gradually disappearing from the Hollywood spotlight. Is it because he has failed to shake the image of his hit character on the show? Here’s why Hollywood won’t cast Josh Radnor anymore.

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EXCLUSIVE: Biden Administration Announces Executive Order To Close Educational Gap And Bring Equity For Black Americans | News

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President Joe Biden signed an Executive Order on Tuesday (Oct. 19)Ā  that seeks to begin the necessary work to address and eliminate the racial disparities in U.S. education and, as a result, provide economic opportunity.Ā  The administration has directed a working group made up of senior officers across government agencies to study and to implement best practices that will improve education and ultimately financial outcomes for Black Americans.Ā Ā 

The Order is titled the White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Black Americans, and it’s a comprehensive plan that addresses issues from educational access for 3 and 4-year-olds to Black students at HBCUs as well as those attending other post-secondary, trade and vocational schools.Ā 

The Biden order specifically names ā€œpersistent racial and systemic injustices” as a root cause for why Black students are often Ā steered into the poorest schools with least advancements. Subsequently, this lack of educational opportunities has often left those children, once grown, fewer and less lucrative career opportunities.Ā 
Recognizing this, the executive order describes using internships, apprenticeships, and partnerships with private sector companies to expose Black students to careers and fields in which they are typically underrepresented. There are also plans to highlight education and training that will allow Black students to enter STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) fields.

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As Americans struggle to resume some sense of normalcy after 18 months of COVID lockdowns, the nation’s economy is on track to decline $16 trillion from lost productivity and business according to a study from the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The president’s order states that the pandemic is a large part of the need to improve the status quo saying, ā€œIn order for our Nation to equitably recover from the COVID-19 crisis, and to ensure that every Black person in America has a fair shot at the American dream, we mustĀ  advance equity and excellence in public education and access toĀ  economic opportunities.ā€

In addition, factors outside the classroom including eliminating discriminatory enrollment, housing, transportation, and other policies that leadĀ  to racial and socioeconomic issues will also be studied and addressed by the working group.

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What will theĀ White House Initiative on Advancing EducationalĀ Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity do exactly for BlackĀ Americans?

To advance equity in our nation’s schools and to promote the economic opportunity that follows for Black students, families in communities by focusing on certain policy goals. First, there must be a general understanding of the educational challenges faced by Black students, increasing Black students’ access to early childhood programs and services that promote healthy learning, addressing this mistreatment of Black students especially in special education, improving data collection related to Black students and ensuring that all Black students have access to excellent teachers and school leaders through positive engagement with them and their families.Ā 

How will the Initiative lead to jobs?

The InitiativeĀ will monitor and support the development of Black students with the help of federal coordination and funding around educational, workforce, research and business development policies and programs. There will be established programs with work-based learning, entrepreneurship, financial education, and mentorship to help empower Black students to further economic stability.Ā 

Since taking office in January, the Biden-Harris Administration has spent the past 10 months working to address the lasting impacts of systemic racism on BlackĀ  communities.Ā Ā 

Here are just some of the areas in which the Administration claimed successes to benefit Black people from a White House fact sheet called, “The Biden-Harris Administration Advances Equity and Opportunity for Black People and Communities Across the Country.”

• Providing Immediate Relief to Black People and Families through the AmericanĀ  Rescue Plan. The ARP provides cash relief directly to low- and middle-incomeĀ  Americans, and is projected to cut the Black child poverty rate by more than 50% thisĀ  year and has already cut Black child poverty by 40.1%, lifting some 420,000Ā  Black children out of poverty between June and July alone.Ā 

• Leveraging Federal Procurement to Narrow the Racial Wealth Gap for BlackĀ  Entrepreneurs and Families. President Biden directed agencies to use federal purchasing power to grow federal contracting with smallĀ  disadvantaged businesses, including Black-owned businesses, by 50%, translating to anĀ  additional $100 billion over five years.

• Extending a Lifeline to Struggling Small Businesses. The American Rescue PlanĀ  provided emergency grants, lending, and investment to hard-hit small businessesĀ 

• Helping Black Americans Stay in their Homes. President Biden’s American RescueĀ  Plan has helped Americans stay in their homes by providing emergency aid to cover backĀ  rent. In addition, the ARP helps struggling homeowners catch up with their mortgageĀ  payments and utility costs through the Homeowners Assistance Fund. And, it providedĀ  additional funding for families and individuals who are recovering from or at risk ofĀ  homelessness.Ā Ā 

• Assisting Black Land Owners in Resolving Title Issues. An estimated 60% of Black owned land in the South is heirs’ property that has historically madeĀ  owners ineligible for USDAĀ  programs, including lending. In July, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) rolledĀ  out the Heirs’ Property Relending Program which provides funds to assistĀ  heirs in resolving ownership and succession issues on farmland with multiple owners.Ā 

Police and Justice Reform

• Chokehold Ban. In September, the Department of Justice (DOJ)Ā  announced a ban on use of chokeholds and carotid restraints except where deadly force isĀ  necessary

• New restrictions on no-knock warrants. Implementing reforms for federalĀ  law enforcement administratively that the President had called on Congress to enactĀ  nationwide through the George Floyd Justice in Police Act.

 • Restoring the Use of Consent Decrees to End Systemic Police Misconduct. The DOJ rescinded guidance from the previous Administration curtailing the use of consentĀ  decrees to reform police departments with a pattern or practice of discrimination andĀ  misconduct.

• Improving Prosecutorial Guidance to Prevent Unduly Harsh Sentencing. The DOJĀ  withdrew guidance issued in the previous Administration that required prosecutors toĀ  always charge the harshest sentences, replacing it with guidance that restored discretionĀ  to make decisions about charging, plea agreements, and advocacy at sentencing based onĀ  an individualized assessment of relevant facts.

• Addressing Police Misconduct. The President strongly supports the George Floyd JusticeĀ  in Policing Act. He is disappointed that legislation has not yet reached his desk, and heĀ  will not wait to advance meaningful police reform through executive action.Ā 

• Executive Order Limiting Use of Private Prisons. The President ordered DOJ not toĀ  renew contracts for privately-operated criminal detention facilities, covering the BureauĀ  of Prisons (BOP) and U.S. Marshals Service (USMS). When completed, this will result inĀ  up to 14,000 people in BOP custody and 10,000 people in USMS custody being movedĀ  out of private prisons.Ā 

• Support for Community Violence Intervention (CVI) Programs. Black boys and youngĀ  men ages 15-34 make up 2% of the population but are 37% of homicide victims, andĀ  homicide is the leading cause of death for Black men under the age of 45. Until thisĀ  Administration, however, CVI programs like violence interrupters and hospital-basedĀ  programs, which are demonstrated to reduce violence by up to 60%, have been badly underfunded.Ā 

• Support for Voting Rights. President Biden has called for Congress to enact the John Lewis Voting RightsĀ  Advancement Act and the Freedom to Vote Act, which would together set nationalĀ  standards that make it easier to vote, and deliver new tools to prevent voting discrimination.

Improving Health Outcomes for Black Communities

• Lowering Health Care Costs. Millions of lower- and middle-income Black familiesĀ  enrolled in health insurance marketplaces saw their premiums lowered or eliminated as aĀ  result of the ARP. Nationwide, existing consumers saved an average of $67 per personĀ  per month on their premiums. These monthly savings were even higher in 20 states andĀ  the District of Columbia where existing consumers saved, on average, over $75 per month.Ā 

– Millions of uninsured Americans gained coverage during theĀ  Administration’s 2021 Special Enrollment Period (SEP). Of those newly signing up forĀ  HealthCare.gov coverage who attested to race or ethnicity, 15% were Black Americans,Ā  up over 60% from 2019.Ā 

-In April, President Biden issued the first ever Presidential Proclamation on Ā Black Maternal Health Week, calling on all Americans to recognize the importance ofĀ  addressing the crisis of Black maternal mortality and morbidity. In addition, theĀ  President’s FY 22 budget request includes more than $200 million to bolster Maternal Mortality Review Committees, implement implicit bias training for health care providers,Ā  and create State pregnancy medical home programs, among other actions.Ā 

• Ensuring an Equitable Pandemic Response. Nationwide, Black people have died fromĀ  COVID-19 at 1.4 times the rate of White people. The ARP provided $160 billion for theĀ  vaccines, tests, personal protective equipment, and public health workforce needed toĀ  address the spread of COVID-19, an investment that is helping to drive down racialĀ  disparities in prevention and care. Due to the ARP and the President’s other investmentsĀ  in equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine, multiple studies show that the gap inĀ  COVID vaccination rates in Black Americans compared to Whites and Latinos hasĀ  closed.

In January, President Biden signed an Executive Order on Ensuring an EquitableĀ  Pandemic Response and Recovery, creating a COVID-19 Health Equity TaskĀ  Force to provide specific recommendations to the President for mitigating theĀ  health inequities caused or exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and forĀ  preventing such inequities in the future.

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THE ENIGMA (Unlawful Men #2) by JODI ELLEN MALPAS

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**SPOILER-FREE REVIEW**Ā 

ā€œI’ve fought for power, Beau I’ve fought for freedom. For revenge. For hatred. But I’ve never fought for love.ā€

Wow….this series is absolutely RIVETING. Hands down our favourite by Jodi Ellen Malpas after the This Man Series. Ā Brilliantly written, with an emphasis on suspense and passion in equal measure. The Enigma was captivating, thrilling, dark, erotic, and completely unputdownable. So well written, with a focus on strong character connection. We highly recommend that if you haven’t read The Brit yet, pick it up and immerse yourself in the dark world of crime, violence, retribution, and fierce love, then move on to The Enigma. This series needs to be read in order. For readers of dark romance, anti-heroes, and strong heroines, this is definitely a series to add to your reading lists!

ā€˜Who are you James Kelly? And how can you hold me captive with curiosity I know is dangerous?’
ā€˜He was arctic cold. Unfriendly. Spellbinding. Darkness entices darkness.’
ā€˜He is the most beautifully dark thing I have ever seen.’

Beau and James’s story felt original and, in our opinion, showed just how much this author has developed in her writing. Fresh, fierce, and suspenseful; The Brit was just the beginning, and The Enigma took it to a whole new level. These characters stole our breath and our hearts. The atmosphere was so emotionally raw, angsty, and powerful through the agonizing broken darkness in both Beau and James. Their chemistry was explosive, as were their individual stories. When they came together it was utterly heart-breaking yet exhilarating too. Their connection profound. Their chemistry on fire!

ā€˜ā€¦Beau sees me. Even if she doesn’t know what she’s looking at.’
ā€˜She’s toxic. But to me, she’s a balm. And I’m fatal. But to her, I’m life.’

What we absolutely loved was the character development and the way in which their storyline unfolded. It packed such a powerful punch! Without any unnecessary and repetitive internal monologue faff from Beau, this made her one of our all-time favourite heroines by this Author. And James, oh my….what a man! Never mind freezer time, we’d need an ice bath to cool down reading this book. We do love our kink and Jodi Ellen Malpas did a stellar job here with James Kelly!

ā€˜Love and hate. I couldn’t stop loving this man if I tried, no matter who he is. And I couldn’t stop hating the world if my life depended on it. But I can do both. Love and hate.’

The Enigma is edge of your seat reading and -wow- we were kept guessing and holding our breath at the twists and turns we had to take on this HOT and explosive ride. Bravo, Jodi Ellen Malpas, you absolutely NAILED IT!

ā€˜Amid the chaotic, loud crashing of our bodies together, there is silence. Her eyes. My eyes. Her thoughts. My thoughts. Her heart. My heart. Her darkness. My darkness. Her demons diluted by mine. And mine by hers.’

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