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        Textile history: The Ionian Chiton.
 The Dorian Chiton.
 Costume. Chitons
 Marjorie & C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece (London: B. T
 Batsford, 1931)
 killerchickadee
 Wait, wait.. Is that seriously ? How their clothes go?
 yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body
 childrentalking
 lets bring back sheetwares
 ardatli
 When you're carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the
 big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking
 brillant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on
 squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares)
 annathecrow
 How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something
 medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of
 historical clothing?
 ardati
 Medieval Europe also had incredibly fine weaves, though the ancient world
 tended to have them beat. Linen was found in Egypt woven with a fineness that
 we're still trying to replicate, and there was a kind of cotton woven in India
 caled woven wind that was supposedly stil translucent at eight layers, and
 wool shawls so fine that the entire thing could be drawn through a wedding
 nng
 The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th
 century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could
 simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray
 Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like
 the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution
 yells about textile history*
 Reblogging because its fascinating
 uidu-regani
 The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after al, and the
 same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in
 Austria were also found as far away as westem China in the tombs of the Tarim
 mummies
 Can we talk about 18th century and regency era musin as well because that
 shit is gorgeous. It's so fine it's more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the
 tiny hems you can make with n I have an 18th century neckerchief and the
 hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mmll Because it didn't fray lke our stuff
 does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse
 for muslin and it's horrid
 bmwiid
 I love this because we've gotten so blind to what makes 'good fabric now
 machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is
 handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning.
 Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality- we use muslin as
 a throw away' before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and
 it was so finely made you wouldn t even think it was the same stuff
 Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell
 because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics.
 Satin? Silks?I
 Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an
 area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY
 (I don't want to seem like I'm shitting on how great we have it now for clothes
 and martials or anything, because YAYll but also, I'd love to get my mits on a
 bolt of real Muslin)
 archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and
 preserved in marsh in England. it's fine to die for. they were exporting it and
 trading into Asia.
Textile history
        

            
            

                
                
                    Textile history: The Ionian Chiton.
 The Dorian Chiton.
 Costume. Chitons
 Marjorie & C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece (London: B. T
 Batsford, 1931)
 killerchickadee
 Wait, wait.. Is that seriously ? How their clothes go?
 yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body
 childrentalking
 lets bring back sheetwares
 ardatli
 When you're carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the
 big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking
 brillant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on
 squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares)
 annathecrow
 How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something
 medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of
 historical clothing?
 ardati
 Medieval Europe also had incredibly fine weaves, though the ancient world
 tended to have them beat. Linen was found in Egypt woven with a fineness that
 we're still trying to replicate, and there was a kind of cotton woven in India
 caled woven wind that was supposedly stil translucent at eight layers, and
 wool shawls so fine that the entire thing could be drawn through a wedding
 nng
 The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th
 century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could
 simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray
 Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like
 the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution
 yells about textile history*
 Reblogging because its fascinating
 uidu-regani
 The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after al, and the
 same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in
 Austria were also found as far away as westem China in the tombs of the Tarim
 mummies
 Can we talk about 18th century and regency era musin as well because that
 shit is gorgeous. It's so fine it's more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the
 tiny hems you can make with n I have an 18th century neckerchief and the
 hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mmll Because it didn't fray lke our stuff
 does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse
 for muslin and it's horrid
 bmwiid
 I love this because we've gotten so blind to what makes 'good fabric now
 machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is
 handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning.
 Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality- we use muslin as
 a throw away' before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and
 it was so finely made you wouldn t even think it was the same stuff
 Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell
 because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics.
 Satin? Silks?I
 Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an
 area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY
 (I don't want to seem like I'm shitting on how great we have it now for clothes
 and martials or anything, because YAYll but also, I'd love to get my mits on a
 bolt of real Muslin)
 archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and
 preserved in marsh in England. it's fine to die for. they were exporting it and
 trading into Asia.
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scarimor:


bmwiid:

woodsmokeandwords:

uidu-regani:

tardygrading:

spazzbot:

ardatli:

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ardatli:

childrentalking:

itwashotwestayedinthewater:

fabledquill:

killerchickadee:

intheheatherbright:

intheheatherbright:

Costume. Chitons.

Marjorie  C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece (London: B. T. Batsford, 1931).

Wait, wait…. Is that seriously it? How their clothes go?

that genuinely is it

yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body

lets bring back sheetwares

When you’re carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking brilliant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares). 

How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of historical clothing?

Medieval Europe also had incredibly fine weaves, though the ancient world tended to have them beat. Linen was found in Egypt woven with a fineness that we’re still trying to replicate, and there was a kind of cotton woven in India called ‘woven wind’ that was supposedly still translucent at eight layers, and wool shawls so fine that the entire thing could be drawn through a wedding ring. 
The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray. 
Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution. 

*yells about textile history*


Reblogging because it’s fascinating.

The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after all, and the same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in Austria were also found as far away as western China in the tombs of the Tarim mummies.


Can we talk about 18th century and regency era muslin as well because that shit is gorgeous. It’s so fine it’s more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the tiny hems you can make with it!! I have an 18th century neckerchief and the hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mm!!! Because it didn’t fray like our stuff does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse for muslin and it’s horrid.

I love this because we’ve gotten so blind to what makes ‘good’ fabric now - machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning. 
Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality - we use muslin as a ‘throw away’ before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and it was so finely made you wouldn’t even think it was the same stuff. 
Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics. 
Satin? Silks?!
Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY. 
(I don’t want to seem like I’m shitting on how great we have it now for clothes and martials or anything, because YAY!! but also, I’d love to get my mits on a bolt of real Muslin) 

archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and preserved in marsh in England. it’s fine to die for. they were exporting it and trading into Asia.


I’m not into fashion, but I love reading about the history and evolution of it.


My favorite textile history fact is that the ancient Romans loved really sheer, floaty silks, but at the time the fashion in China, where the silk was produced, was for heavy, intricate brocades. So the Romans would import the heavier fabrics, painstakingly unravel them, and use the silk thread to weave the fabric they liked.
: The Ionian Chiton

 The Dorian Chiton.
bramblepatch:

countlessscreamingargonauts:

scarimor:


bmwiid:

woodsmokeandwords:

uidu-regani:

tardygrading:

spazzbot:

ardatli:

annathecrow:

ardatli:

childrentalking:

itwashotwestayedinthewater:

fabledquill:

killerchickadee:

intheheatherbright:

intheheatherbright:

Costume. Chitons.

Marjorie  C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece (London: B. T. Batsford, 1931).

Wait, wait…. Is that seriously it? How their clothes go?

that genuinely is it

yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body

lets bring back sheetwares

When you’re carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking brilliant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares). 

How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of historical clothing?

Medieval Europe also had incredibly fine weaves, though the ancient world tended to have them beat. Linen was found in Egypt woven with a fineness that we’re still trying to replicate, and there was a kind of cotton woven in India called ‘woven wind’ that was supposedly still translucent at eight layers, and wool shawls so fine that the entire thing could be drawn through a wedding ring. 
The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray. 
Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution. 

*yells about textile history*


Reblogging because it’s fascinating.

The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after all, and the same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in Austria were also found as far away as western China in the tombs of the Tarim mummies.


Can we talk about 18th century and regency era muslin as well because that shit is gorgeous. It’s so fine it’s more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the tiny hems you can make with it!! I have an 18th century neckerchief and the hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mm!!! Because it didn’t fray like our stuff does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse for muslin and it’s horrid.

I love this because we’ve gotten so blind to what makes ‘good’ fabric now - machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning. 
Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality - we use muslin as a ‘throw away’ before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and it was so finely made you wouldn’t even think it was the same stuff. 
Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics. 
Satin? Silks?!
Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY. 
(I don’t want to seem like I’m shitting on how great we have it now for clothes and martials or anything, because YAY!! but also, I’d love to get my mits on a bolt of real Muslin) 

archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and preserved in marsh in England. it’s fine to die for. they were exporting it and trading into Asia.


I’m not into fashion, but I love reading about the history and evolution of it.


My favorite textile history fact is that the ancient Romans loved really sheer, floaty silks, but at the time the fashion in China, where the silk was produced, was for heavy, intricate brocades. So the Romans would import the heavier fabrics, painstakingly unravel them, and use the silk thread to weave the fabric they liked.

        

            
            

                
                
                    bramblepatch:

countlessscreamingargonauts:

scarimor:


bmwiid:

woodsmokeandwords:

uidu-regani:

tardygrading:

spazzbot:

ardatli:

annathecrow:

ardatli:

childrentalking:

itwashotwestayedinthewater:

fabledquill:

killerchickadee:

intheheatherbright:

intheheatherbright:

Costume. Chitons.

Marjorie  C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece (London: B. T. Batsford, 1931).

Wait, wait…. Is that seriously it? How their clothes go?

that genuinely is it

yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body

lets bring back sheetwares

When you’re carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking brilliant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares). 

How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of historical clothing?

Medieval Europe also had incredibly fine weaves, though the ancient world tended to have them beat. Linen was found in Egypt woven with a fineness that we’re still trying to replicate, and there was a kind of cotton woven in India called ‘woven wind’ that was supposedly still translucent at eight layers, and wool shawls so fine that the entire thing could be drawn through a wedding ring. 
The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray. 
Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution. 

*yells about textile history*


Reblogging because it’s fascinating.

The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after all, and the same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in Austria were also found as far away as western China in the tombs of the Tarim mummies.


Can we talk about 18th century and regency era muslin as well because that shit is gorgeous. It’s so fine it’s more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the tiny hems you can make with it!! I have an 18th century neckerchief and the hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mm!!! Because it didn’t fray like our stuff does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse for muslin and it’s horrid.

I love this because we’ve gotten so blind to what makes ‘good’ fabric now - machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning. 
Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality - we use muslin as a ‘throw away’ before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and it was so finely made you wouldn’t even think it was the same stuff. 
Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics. 
Satin? Silks?!
Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY. 
(I don’t want to seem like I’m shitting on how great we have it now for clothes and martials or anything, because YAY!! but also, I’d love to get my mits on a bolt of real Muslin) 

archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and preserved in marsh in England. it’s fine to die for. they were exporting it and trading into Asia.


I’m not into fashion, but I love reading about the history and evolution of it.


My favorite textile history fact is that the ancient Romans loved really sheer, floaty silks, but at the time the fashion in China, where the silk was produced, was for heavy, intricate brocades. So the Romans would import the heavier fabrics, painstakingly unravel them, and use the silk thread to weave the fabric they liked.
: The Ionian Chiton

 The Dorian Chiton.
bramblepatch:

countlessscreamingargonauts:

scarimor:


bmwiid:

woodsmokeandwords:

uidu-regani:

tardygrading:

spazzbot:

ardatli:

annathecrow:

ardatli:

childrentalking:

itwashotwestayedinthewater:

fabledquill:

killerchickadee:

intheheatherbright:

intheheatherbright:

Costume. Chitons.

Marjorie  C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece (London: B. T. Batsford, 1931).

Wait, wait…. Is that seriously it? How their clothes go?

that genuinely is it

yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body

lets bring back sheetwares

When you’re carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking brilliant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares). 

How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of historical clothing?

Medieval Europe also had incredibly fine weaves, though the ancient world tended to have them beat. Linen was found in Egypt woven with a fineness that we’re still trying to replicate, and there was a kind of cotton woven in India called ‘woven wind’ that was supposedly still translucent at eight layers, and wool shawls so fine that the entire thing could be drawn through a wedding ring. 
The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray. 
Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution. 

*yells about textile history*


Reblogging because it’s fascinating.

The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after all, and the same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in Austria were also found as far away as western China in the tombs of the Tarim mummies.


Can we talk about 18th century and regency era muslin as well because that shit is gorgeous. It’s so fine it’s more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the tiny hems you can make with it!! I have an 18th century neckerchief and the hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mm!!! Because it didn’t fray like our stuff does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse for muslin and it’s horrid.

I love this because we’ve gotten so blind to what makes ‘good’ fabric now - machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning. 
Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality - we use muslin as a ‘throw away’ before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and it was so finely made you wouldn’t even think it was the same stuff. 
Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics. 
Satin? Silks?!
Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY. 
(I don’t want to seem like I’m shitting on how great we have it now for clothes and martials or anything, because YAY!! but also, I’d love to get my mits on a bolt of real Muslin) 

archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and preserved in marsh in England. it’s fine to die for. they were exporting it and trading into Asia.


I’m not into fashion, but I love reading about the history and evolution of it.


My favorite textile history fact is that the ancient Romans loved really sheer, floaty silks, but at the time the fashion in China, where the silk was produced, was for heavy, intricate brocades. So the Romans would import the heavier fabrics, painstakingly unravel them, and use the silk thread to weave the fabric they liked.

                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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        President DonaldTrump has asked Cuba to return American fugitive AssataShakur to the United States, but a top Cuban official has said that the country's government has no plans to. "I can say it is off the table," Gustavo Machin, deputy director for American affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reportedly told Yahoo News. Assata Shakur was a member of the Black Panther Party in the 1960s and 1970s, and was convicted in 1977 of murdering a police officer. Many believe Shakur was targeted and framed by COINTELPRO, an FBI-sanctioned program that was used to neutralize people and organizations involved in the Civil Rights Movement (among others). Shakur served six and a half years in prison before escaping in 1979 and fleeing to Cuba, where she received political asylum from Fidel Castro. She has lived in Cuba ever since, and remains on the FBI's most wanted fugitives list, with a $2 million bounty. Artists like The Roots, Jay Z, and Common, who has a song titled "A Song For Assata," have all mentioned or paid homage to her legacy in their music. Last week, President Donald Trump revealed plans to cancel policy from the Obama Adminstration that eased longstanding tensions between America and Cuba. He then called for Cuba to "return the fugitives from American justice, including the return of the cop killer Joanne Chesimard," referring to Shakur by her former name. Machin said Cuba has no plans to return her to the U.S., because its government believes that she was unjustly imprisoned in the first place. “There are very serious doubts about that case," Machin said. "We consider that a politically motivated case against that lady." Via @revolttv revolttv realrozay rozayblog: REVOLT
 Rippedemup.com
 Cuba will keep Assata
 Shakur, despite Trump's
 request to return her to
 U.S
 A top Cuban official says returning the prison escapee is
 "off the table.'
President DonaldTrump has asked Cuba to return American fugitive AssataShakur to the United States, but a top Cuban official has said that the country's government has no plans to. "I can say it is off the table," Gustavo Machin, deputy director for American affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reportedly told Yahoo News. Assata Shakur was a member of the Black Panther Party in the 1960s and 1970s, and was convicted in 1977 of murdering a police officer. Many believe Shakur was targeted and framed by COINTELPRO, an FBI-sanctioned program that was used to neutralize people and organizations involved in the Civil Rights Movement (among others). Shakur served six and a half years in prison before escaping in 1979 and fleeing to Cuba, where she received political asylum from Fidel Castro. She has lived in Cuba ever since, and remains on the FBI's most wanted fugitives list, with a $2 million bounty. Artists like The Roots, Jay Z, and Common, who has a song titled "A Song For Assata," have all mentioned or paid homage to her legacy in their music. Last week, President Donald Trump revealed plans to cancel policy from the Obama Adminstration that eased longstanding tensions between America and Cuba. He then called for Cuba to "return the fugitives from American justice, including the return of the cop killer Joanne Chesimard," referring to Shakur by her former name. Machin said Cuba has no plans to return her to the U.S., because its government believes that she was unjustly imprisoned in the first place. “There are very serious doubts about that case," Machin said. "We consider that a politically motivated case against that lady." Via @revolttv revolttv realrozay rozayblog
        

            
            

                
                
                    President DonaldTrump has asked Cuba to return American fugitive AssataShakur to the United States, but a top Cuban official has said that the country's government has no plans to. "I can say it is off the table," Gustavo Machin, deputy director for American affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reportedly told Yahoo News. Assata Shakur was a member of the Black Panther Party in the 1960s and 1970s, and was convicted in 1977 of murdering a police officer. Many believe Shakur was targeted and framed by COINTELPRO, an FBI-sanctioned program that was used to neutralize people and organizations involved in the Civil Rights Movement (among others). Shakur served six and a half years in prison before escaping in 1979 and fleeing to Cuba, where she received political asylum from Fidel Castro. She has lived in Cuba ever since, and remains on the FBI's most wanted fugitives list, with a $2 million bounty. Artists like The Roots, Jay Z, and Common, who has a song titled "A Song For Assata," have all mentioned or paid homage to her legacy in their music. Last week, President Donald Trump revealed plans to cancel policy from the Obama Adminstration that eased longstanding tensions between America and Cuba. He then called for Cuba to "return the fugitives from American justice, including the return of the cop killer Joanne Chesimard," referring to Shakur by her former name. Machin said Cuba has no plans to return her to the U.S., because its government believes that she was unjustly imprisoned in the first place. “There are very serious doubts about that case," Machin said. "We consider that a politically motivated case against that lady." Via @revolttv revolttv realrozay rozayblog: REVOLT
 Rippedemup.com
 Cuba will keep Assata
 Shakur, despite Trump's
 request to return her to
 U.S
 A top Cuban official says returning the prison escapee is
 "off the table.'
President DonaldTrump has asked Cuba to return American fugitive AssataShakur to the United States, but a top Cuban official has said that the country's government has no plans to. "I can say it is off the table," Gustavo Machin, deputy director for American affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reportedly told Yahoo News. Assata Shakur was a member of the Black Panther Party in the 1960s and 1970s, and was convicted in 1977 of murdering a police officer. Many believe Shakur was targeted and framed by COINTELPRO, an FBI-sanctioned program that was used to neutralize people and organizations involved in the Civil Rights Movement (among others). Shakur served six and a half years in prison before escaping in 1979 and fleeing to Cuba, where she received political asylum from Fidel Castro. She has lived in Cuba ever since, and remains on the FBI's most wanted fugitives list, with a $2 million bounty. Artists like The Roots, Jay Z, and Common, who has a song titled "A Song For Assata," have all mentioned or paid homage to her legacy in their music. Last week, President Donald Trump revealed plans to cancel policy from the Obama Adminstration that eased longstanding tensions between America and Cuba. He then called for Cuba to "return the fugitives from American justice, including the return of the cop killer Joanne Chesimard," referring to Shakur by her former name. Machin said Cuba has no plans to return her to the U.S., because its government believes that she was unjustly imprisoned in the first place. “There are very serious doubts about that case," Machin said. "We consider that a politically motivated case against that lady." Via @revolttv revolttv realrozay rozayblog
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        Repost @knowledge_1s_power ・・・ 😷Friends don't let friends drink formaldehyde. PepsiCo (the parent brand of Naked drinks) settled a 9 million dollar lawsuit because they claimed their Naked drinks were all-natural. They actually were found to have a bunch of nasty chemicals in them including formaldehyde (keeps your dead body preserved- no thanks), Fibersol-2 (“a soluble corn fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent”), fructooligosaccharides (an alternative sweetener), other artificial ingredients, such as calcium pantothenate (synthetically produced from formaldehyde), and genetically-modified soy. They never recalled the drinks off the shelves. They never reformulated. Wanna know what they did in compliance with the lawsuit? They had to remove the word "NATURAL" from the label. It's still the same toxic concoction I was forcing my kids to drink because I believed they were good for us. Please dump this nasty junk down the drain if you have it in your house. Don't buy the harmful chemicals these companies hide in their "natural drinks". Tag your friends who drink Naked brand drinks. I bet they don't know how harmful they are !! blackhealth blackhealthmatters fakejuice soy gmo cancer - govegan vegan knowledgeispower cityovgods proliferatetruth unite higherconsciousness higherperspective instagram picoftheday truth message: NUTREAL JUICE!!
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Repost @knowledge_1s_power ・・・ 😷Friends don't let friends drink formaldehyde. PepsiCo (the parent brand of Naked drinks) settled a 9 million dollar lawsuit because they claimed their Naked drinks were all-natural. They actually were found to have a bunch of nasty chemicals in them including formaldehyde (keeps your dead body preserved- no thanks), Fibersol-2 (“a soluble corn fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent”), fructooligosaccharides (an alternative sweetener), other artificial ingredients, such as calcium pantothenate (synthetically produced from formaldehyde), and genetically-modified soy. They never recalled the drinks off the shelves. They never reformulated. Wanna know what they did in compliance with the lawsuit? They had to remove the word "NATURAL" from the label. It's still the same toxic concoction I was forcing my kids to drink because I believed they were good for us. Please dump this nasty junk down the drain if you have it in your house. Don't buy the harmful chemicals these companies hide in their "natural drinks". Tag your friends who drink Naked brand drinks. I bet they don't know how harmful they are !! blackhealth blackhealthmatters fakejuice soy gmo cancer - govegan vegan knowledgeispower cityovgods proliferatetruth unite higherconsciousness higherperspective instagram picoftheday truth message
        

            
            

                
                
                    Repost @knowledge_1s_power ・・・ 😷Friends don't let friends drink formaldehyde. PepsiCo (the parent brand of Naked drinks) settled a 9 million dollar lawsuit because they claimed their Naked drinks were all-natural. They actually were found to have a bunch of nasty chemicals in them including formaldehyde (keeps your dead body preserved- no thanks), Fibersol-2 (“a soluble corn fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent”), fructooligosaccharides (an alternative sweetener), other artificial ingredients, such as calcium pantothenate (synthetically produced from formaldehyde), and genetically-modified soy. They never recalled the drinks off the shelves. They never reformulated. Wanna know what they did in compliance with the lawsuit? They had to remove the word "NATURAL" from the label. It's still the same toxic concoction I was forcing my kids to drink because I believed they were good for us. Please dump this nasty junk down the drain if you have it in your house. Don't buy the harmful chemicals these companies hide in their "natural drinks". Tag your friends who drink Naked brand drinks. I bet they don't know how harmful they are !! blackhealth blackhealthmatters fakejuice soy gmo cancer - govegan vegan knowledgeispower cityovgods proliferatetruth unite higherconsciousness higherperspective instagram picoftheday truth message: NUTREAL JUICE!!
 BOOSTED
 green machine
 BOOSTED
 Aighty PIOTEIN
 blue machin
 mango
 Awberry banana
 protein zonu
 Naké Naked Naked Nakéd aked.
 10ONNICESIMOOTHIE
 NORUCARADDED
 NOSUGARADOen NOSUGARADDED
 NOSUGARADOED
 STAVAIMAVERnMTHIS
Repost @knowledge_1s_power ・・・ 😷Friends don't let friends drink formaldehyde. PepsiCo (the parent brand of Naked drinks) settled a 9 million dollar lawsuit because they claimed their Naked drinks were all-natural. They actually were found to have a bunch of nasty chemicals in them including formaldehyde (keeps your dead body preserved- no thanks), Fibersol-2 (“a soluble corn fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent”), fructooligosaccharides (an alternative sweetener), other artificial ingredients, such as calcium pantothenate (synthetically produced from formaldehyde), and genetically-modified soy. They never recalled the drinks off the shelves. They never reformulated. Wanna know what they did in compliance with the lawsuit? They had to remove the word "NATURAL" from the label. It's still the same toxic concoction I was forcing my kids to drink because I believed they were good for us. Please dump this nasty junk down the drain if you have it in your house. Don't buy the harmful chemicals these companies hide in their "natural drinks". Tag your friends who drink Naked brand drinks. I bet they don't know how harmful they are !! blackhealth blackhealthmatters fakejuice soy gmo cancer - govegan vegan knowledgeispower cityovgods proliferatetruth unite higherconsciousness higherperspective instagram picoftheday truth message
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        Yeah, this fanbase is absolutely terrible (in general). My goal for this account was to just kind of have a happy place for the fans, and try my best to respect the crew and to be a good example, but man that so hard with people constantly demanding fan service, and harassing others, and seeing the crew as machines to just give them whatever exactly they want: Steven says "Bloodstone" is being selfish and just
 wanting things to happen to please himself.
 I really felt like Steven was talking to us as the fandom
 too when he said This is my life! Do you even care
 about that?"
 The fandom kind of demands certain things, like the
 pairings that are "acceptable" The way the fandom
 freaked over Zuke drawing a "Lapidot" Picture... The
 way people analyze and over analyze every aspect of
 the show, getting angry when episodes are "filler" and
 demanding the plot move forward.
 I think what Steven and the crewniverse were trying to
 say in this episode was summed up well.
 The show is about him, not us. It's about Rebecca
 Sugars vision, not about what we think is right or
 wrong.
 This fandom should be about love and acceptance.
Yeah, this fanbase is absolutely terrible (in general). My goal for this account was to just kind of have a happy place for the fans, and try my best to respect the crew and to be a good example, but man that so hard with people constantly demanding fan service, and harassing others, and seeing the crew as machines to just give them whatever exactly they want
        

            
            

                
                
                    Yeah, this fanbase is absolutely terrible (in general). My goal for this account was to just kind of have a happy place for the fans, and try my best to respect the crew and to be a good example, but man that so hard with people constantly demanding fan service, and harassing others, and seeing the crew as machines to just give them whatever exactly they want: Steven says "Bloodstone" is being selfish and just
 wanting things to happen to please himself.
 I really felt like Steven was talking to us as the fandom
 too when he said This is my life! Do you even care
 about that?"
 The fandom kind of demands certain things, like the
 pairings that are "acceptable" The way the fandom
 freaked over Zuke drawing a "Lapidot" Picture... The
 way people analyze and over analyze every aspect of
 the show, getting angry when episodes are "filler" and
 demanding the plot move forward.
 I think what Steven and the crewniverse were trying to
 say in this episode was summed up well.
 The show is about him, not us. It's about Rebecca
 Sugars vision, not about what we think is right or
 wrong.
 This fandom should be about love and acceptance.
Yeah, this fanbase is absolutely terrible (in general). My goal for this account was to just kind of have a happy place for the fans, and try my best to respect the crew and to be a good example, but man that so hard with people constantly demanding fan service, and harassing others, and seeing the crew as machines to just give them whatever exactly they want
                    
                
            

            
                
                
Yeah, this fanbase is absolutely terrible (in general). My goal for this account was to just kind of have a happy place for the fans, and...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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 Workout
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 Consistent
 Gym Goer
 GLOBAL
 Does all
 Three big lifts
 Don't
 Deadlift
 Don't
 Squat
 ASEAN
 Crossfitters
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        WATCH • BUILD • PLAY * Atlantean - Amazonian - Humankind A MOTHERBOX is a sentient, miniaturized, portable supercomputer that usually communicates with a repetitive "ping!". It shares a mystical rapport with nature and is capable of wondrous powers and vast abilities that includes teleportation through time and space (via Boom Tubes), sensing danger, creating force fields, rearranging molecular structure, energy manipulation, healing the injured, and taking control over non-sentient machines. * King Orin (Arthur Curry) • @prideofgypsies Princess Diana (Diana Prince) • @gal_gadot Victor "Vic" Stone • @rehsifyar * Lego figures set-up by @thelegoman Injustice style characters by WyRuZzaH on deviantart: A
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WATCH • BUILD • PLAY * Atlantean - Amazonian - Humankind A MOTHERBOX is a sentient, miniaturized, portable supercomputer that usually communicates with a repetitive "ping!". It shares a mystical rapport with nature and is capable of wondrous powers and vast abilities that includes teleportation through time and space (via Boom Tubes), sensing danger, creating force fields, rearranging molecular structure, energy manipulation, healing the injured, and taking control over non-sentient machines. * King Orin (Arthur Curry) • @prideofgypsies Princess Diana (Diana Prince) • @gal_gadot Victor "Vic" Stone • @rehsifyar * Lego figures set-up by @thelegoman Injustice style characters by WyRuZzaH on deviantart
        

            
            

                
                
                    WATCH • BUILD • PLAY * Atlantean - Amazonian - Humankind A MOTHERBOX is a sentient, miniaturized, portable supercomputer that usually communicates with a repetitive "ping!". It shares a mystical rapport with nature and is capable of wondrous powers and vast abilities that includes teleportation through time and space (via Boom Tubes), sensing danger, creating force fields, rearranging molecular structure, energy manipulation, healing the injured, and taking control over non-sentient machines. * King Orin (Arthur Curry) • @prideofgypsies Princess Diana (Diana Prince) • @gal_gadot Victor "Vic" Stone • @rehsifyar * Lego figures set-up by @thelegoman Injustice style characters by WyRuZzaH on deviantart: A
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WATCH • BUILD • PLAY * Atlantean - Amazonian - Humankind A MOTHERBOX is a sentient, miniaturized, portable supercomputer that usually communicates with a repetitive "ping!". It shares a mystical rapport with nature and is capable of wondrous powers and vast abilities that includes teleportation through time and space (via Boom Tubes), sensing danger, creating force fields, rearranging molecular structure, energy manipulation, healing the injured, and taking control over non-sentient machines. * King Orin (Arthur Curry) • @prideofgypsies Princess Diana (Diana Prince) • @gal_gadot Victor "Vic" Stone • @rehsifyar * Lego figures set-up by @thelegoman Injustice style characters by WyRuZzaH on deviantart
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        Ride with me, pupper. Ride with me. Let's face the open road together. Let's stop at Arby's and snack on processed roast beef-shaped meat product with extra BBQ sauce and curly fries. Let's hit gas station rest stops in small towns with that "cappuccino" machine that doesn't make cappuccinos but instead poops out an over-sweetened, frothy, milky coffee substance that ties your stomach in knots but low key taste good AF. Let me introduce u to my favorite records from Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, and maybe a lil Muddy Waters. Oooooh I surprised u with that last one, didn't I pupper ... see papa has diverse and eclectic musical tastes ☺️. Let me bust out a joint I rolled before the trip and blow this extremely good kush while we cruise at an altitude of 70 mph, pupper. Don't worry I'll roll down the windows and hit that sunroof, I can't imagine weed is good for puppies 😋. Pupper, I wanna cruise with you all the time. Will you be my lil ride or die homie on this journey of life? You complete me, pupper. You complete me 😍😂😂😂: Car rides with bae
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Ride with me, pupper. Ride with me. Let's face the open road together. Let's stop at Arby's and snack on processed roast beef-shaped meat product with extra BBQ sauce and curly fries. Let's hit gas station rest stops in small towns with that "cappuccino" machine that doesn't make cappuccinos but instead poops out an over-sweetened, frothy, milky coffee substance that ties your stomach in knots but low key taste good AF. Let me introduce u to my favorite records from Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, and maybe a lil Muddy Waters. Oooooh I surprised u with that last one, didn't I pupper ... see papa has diverse and eclectic musical tastes ☺️. Let me bust out a joint I rolled before the trip and blow this extremely good kush while we cruise at an altitude of 70 mph, pupper. Don't worry I'll roll down the windows and hit that sunroof, I can't imagine weed is good for puppies 😋. Pupper, I wanna cruise with you all the time. Will you be my lil ride or die homie on this journey of life? You complete me, pupper. You complete me 😍😂😂😂
        

            
            

                
                
                    Ride with me, pupper. Ride with me. Let's face the open road together. Let's stop at Arby's and snack on processed roast beef-shaped meat product with extra BBQ sauce and curly fries. Let's hit gas station rest stops in small towns with that "cappuccino" machine that doesn't make cappuccinos but instead poops out an over-sweetened, frothy, milky coffee substance that ties your stomach in knots but low key taste good AF. Let me introduce u to my favorite records from Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, and maybe a lil Muddy Waters. Oooooh I surprised u with that last one, didn't I pupper ... see papa has diverse and eclectic musical tastes ☺️. Let me bust out a joint I rolled before the trip and blow this extremely good kush while we cruise at an altitude of 70 mph, pupper. Don't worry I'll roll down the windows and hit that sunroof, I can't imagine weed is good for puppies 😋. Pupper, I wanna cruise with you all the time. Will you be my lil ride or die homie on this journey of life? You complete me, pupper. You complete me 😍😂😂😂: Car rides with bae
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Ride with me, pupper. Ride with me. Let's face the open road together. Let's stop at Arby's and snack on processed roast beef-shaped meat product with extra BBQ sauce and curly fries. Let's hit gas station rest stops in small towns with that "cappuccino" machine that doesn't make cappuccinos but instead poops out an over-sweetened, frothy, milky coffee substance that ties your stomach in knots but low key taste good AF. Let me introduce u to my favorite records from Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, and maybe a lil Muddy Waters. Oooooh I surprised u with that last one, didn't I pupper ... see papa has diverse and eclectic musical tastes ☺️. Let me bust out a joint I rolled before the trip and blow this extremely good kush while we cruise at an altitude of 70 mph, pupper. Don't worry I'll roll down the windows and hit that sunroof, I can't imagine weed is good for puppies 😋. Pupper, I wanna cruise with you all the time. Will you be my lil ride or die homie on this journey of life? You complete me, pupper. You complete me 😍😂😂😂
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        @valhallawear Our newest shirt!!! "One shot one kill? Where's the fun in that?" Any machine gunner knows nothing can beat the feeling of riding the lightning and blowing through thousands of rounds while simultaneously creating an actual "hell on earth" for the enemy as they crap their pants. A tidal wave of lead. And of course you don't let go of that damn trigger until your barrel is glowing red hot. Now that, my friend, sounds fun. These tees are going crazy fast. So if you want one before they sell out, shoot over to www.valhallawear.net LINK IN BIO ☝️☝☝ @valhallawear is vet owned and operated. Their clothing line is Military operator inspired and Viking approved. 🇺🇸 @valhallawear @valhallawear @valhallawear: Where's the fun in that?
@valhallawear Our newest shirt!!! "One shot one kill? Where's the fun in that?" Any machine gunner knows nothing can beat the feeling of riding the lightning and blowing through thousands of rounds while simultaneously creating an actual "hell on earth" for the enemy as they crap their pants. A tidal wave of lead. And of course you don't let go of that damn trigger until your barrel is glowing red hot. Now that, my friend, sounds fun. These tees are going crazy fast. So if you want one before they sell out, shoot over to www.valhallawear.net LINK IN BIO ☝️☝☝ @valhallawear is vet owned and operated. Their clothing line is Military operator inspired and Viking approved. 🇺🇸 @valhallawear @valhallawear @valhallawear
        

            
            

                
                
                    @valhallawear Our newest shirt!!! "One shot one kill? Where's the fun in that?" Any machine gunner knows nothing can beat the feeling of riding the lightning and blowing through thousands of rounds while simultaneously creating an actual "hell on earth" for the enemy as they crap their pants. A tidal wave of lead. And of course you don't let go of that damn trigger until your barrel is glowing red hot. Now that, my friend, sounds fun. These tees are going crazy fast. So if you want one before they sell out, shoot over to www.valhallawear.net LINK IN BIO ☝️☝☝ @valhallawear is vet owned and operated. Their clothing line is Military operator inspired and Viking approved. 🇺🇸 @valhallawear @valhallawear @valhallawear: Where's the fun in that?
@valhallawear Our newest shirt!!! "One shot one kill? Where's the fun in that?" Any machine gunner knows nothing can beat the feeling of riding the lightning and blowing through thousands of rounds while simultaneously creating an actual "hell on earth" for the enemy as they crap their pants. A tidal wave of lead. And of course you don't let go of that damn trigger until your barrel is glowing red hot. Now that, my friend, sounds fun. These tees are going crazy fast. So if you want one before they sell out, shoot over to www.valhallawear.net LINK IN BIO ☝️☝☝ @valhallawear is vet owned and operated. Their clothing line is Military operator inspired and Viking approved. 🇺🇸 @valhallawear @valhallawear @valhallawear
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        I REALLY LOVE THIS STORY, SUCH A GREAT LESSON. My husband doesn't have a lot, neither of us do. We scrape and scrape to pay bills and put food in our bellies, but after almost 2 years of dating we decided that we couldn't wait anymore, so we didn't. I wasn't even thinking about rings, I just wanted to marry my best friend, but he wouldn't have it. He scraped up just enough money to buy me two matching rings from Pandora. Sterling silver and CZ to be exact. That's what sits on my ring finger, and I am so in love with them. . - While we were purchasing my rings however, another lady that was working there came over to help the lady selling them to us. She said, "Y'all can you believe that some men get these as engagement rings? How pathetic." When she said that I watched my now husband's face fall. He already felt like a failure, asking me again and again "Are you sure you'll be happy with these? Are you sure this is okay?" He was so upset at the idea of not making me happy enough and of me not wanting to marry him because my rings didn't cost enough money or weren't flashy enough. . - I said, "It isn't the ring that matters, it is the love that goes into buying one that is." We bought the rings and left. Y'all I would have gotten married to this man if it had been a 25¢ gum ball machine ring. When did our nation fall so far to think the only way a man can truly love a woman is if he buys her $3,000+ jewelry and makes a public decree of his affection with said flashy ring? Sure they are nice, sure the sentiment is wonderful and I'm not trying to cut down any of your experiences, but when did it come to all that? Why do material possessions equate love?? . - My husband was so afraid of me not wanting him because he couldn't afford a piece of jewelry. He was afraid that the love I have for him would pale because he couldn't afford the wedding set I wanted. The world has made it this way and it is so sad. But here I am though, Court-House married, $130 ring set, the love of my life by my side and happier than I could ever imagine." ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ @abed.alii 📝: "And We created you in pairs" Qur'an 78:8)
I REALLY LOVE THIS STORY, SUCH A GREAT LESSON. My husband doesn't have a lot, neither of us do. We scrape and scrape to pay bills and put food in our bellies, but after almost 2 years of dating we decided that we couldn't wait anymore, so we didn't. I wasn't even thinking about rings, I just wanted to marry my best friend, but he wouldn't have it. He scraped up just enough money to buy me two matching rings from Pandora. Sterling silver and CZ to be exact. That's what sits on my ring finger, and I am so in love with them. . - While we were purchasing my rings however, another lady that was working there came over to help the lady selling them to us. She said, "Y'all can you believe that some men get these as engagement rings? How pathetic." When she said that I watched my now husband's face fall. He already felt like a failure, asking me again and again "Are you sure you'll be happy with these? Are you sure this is okay?" He was so upset at the idea of not making me happy enough and of me not wanting to marry him because my rings didn't cost enough money or weren't flashy enough. . - I said, "It isn't the ring that matters, it is the love that goes into buying one that is." We bought the rings and left. Y'all I would have gotten married to this man if it had been a 25¢ gum ball machine ring. When did our nation fall so far to think the only way a man can truly love a woman is if he buys her $3,000+ jewelry and makes a public decree of his affection with said flashy ring? Sure they are nice, sure the sentiment is wonderful and I'm not trying to cut down any of your experiences, but when did it come to all that? Why do material possessions equate love?? . - My husband was so afraid of me not wanting him because he couldn't afford a piece of jewelry. He was afraid that the love I have for him would pale because he couldn't afford the wedding set I wanted. The world has made it this way and it is so sad. But here I am though, Court-House married, $130 ring set, the love of my life by my side and happier than I could ever imagine." ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ @abed.alii 📝
        

            
            

                
                
                    I REALLY LOVE THIS STORY, SUCH A GREAT LESSON. My husband doesn't have a lot, neither of us do. We scrape and scrape to pay bills and put food in our bellies, but after almost 2 years of dating we decided that we couldn't wait anymore, so we didn't. I wasn't even thinking about rings, I just wanted to marry my best friend, but he wouldn't have it. He scraped up just enough money to buy me two matching rings from Pandora. Sterling silver and CZ to be exact. That's what sits on my ring finger, and I am so in love with them. . - While we were purchasing my rings however, another lady that was working there came over to help the lady selling them to us. She said, "Y'all can you believe that some men get these as engagement rings? How pathetic." When she said that I watched my now husband's face fall. He already felt like a failure, asking me again and again "Are you sure you'll be happy with these? Are you sure this is okay?" He was so upset at the idea of not making me happy enough and of me not wanting to marry him because my rings didn't cost enough money or weren't flashy enough. . - I said, "It isn't the ring that matters, it is the love that goes into buying one that is." We bought the rings and left. Y'all I would have gotten married to this man if it had been a 25¢ gum ball machine ring. When did our nation fall so far to think the only way a man can truly love a woman is if he buys her $3,000+ jewelry and makes a public decree of his affection with said flashy ring? Sure they are nice, sure the sentiment is wonderful and I'm not trying to cut down any of your experiences, but when did it come to all that? Why do material possessions equate love?? . - My husband was so afraid of me not wanting him because he couldn't afford a piece of jewelry. He was afraid that the love I have for him would pale because he couldn't afford the wedding set I wanted. The world has made it this way and it is so sad. But here I am though, Court-House married, $130 ring set, the love of my life by my side and happier than I could ever imagine." ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ @abed.alii 📝: "And We created you in pairs" Qur'an 78:8)
I REALLY LOVE THIS STORY, SUCH A GREAT LESSON. My husband doesn't have a lot, neither of us do. We scrape and scrape to pay bills and put food in our bellies, but after almost 2 years of dating we decided that we couldn't wait anymore, so we didn't. I wasn't even thinking about rings, I just wanted to marry my best friend, but he wouldn't have it. He scraped up just enough money to buy me two matching rings from Pandora. Sterling silver and CZ to be exact. That's what sits on my ring finger, and I am so in love with them. . - While we were purchasing my rings however, another lady that was working there came over to help the lady selling them to us. She said, "Y'all can you believe that some men get these as engagement rings? How pathetic." When she said that I watched my now husband's face fall. He already felt like a failure, asking me again and again "Are you sure you'll be happy with these? Are you sure this is okay?" He was so upset at the idea of not making me happy enough and of me not wanting to marry him because my rings didn't cost enough money or weren't flashy enough. . - I said, "It isn't the ring that matters, it is the love that goes into buying one that is." We bought the rings and left. Y'all I would have gotten married to this man if it had been a 25¢ gum ball machine ring. When did our nation fall so far to think the only way a man can truly love a woman is if he buys her $3,000+ jewelry and makes a public decree of his affection with said flashy ring? Sure they are nice, sure the sentiment is wonderful and I'm not trying to cut down any of your experiences, but when did it come to all that? Why do material possessions equate love?? . - My husband was so afraid of me not wanting him because he couldn't afford a piece of jewelry. He was afraid that the love I have for him would pale because he couldn't afford the wedding set I wanted. The world has made it this way and it is so sad. But here I am though, Court-House married, $130 ring set, the love of my life by my side and happier than I could ever imagine." ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ @abed.alii 📝
                    
                
            

            
                
                
I REALLY LOVE THIS STORY, SUCH A GREAT LESSON. My husband doesn't have a lot, neither of us do. We scrape and scrape to pay bills and put...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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