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“I hate having to defend a man…”
Its genuinely so pathetic that women feel the need to performatively apologise for showing basic decency and empathy towards men
Gender has truly rotted your brain
Just call me Mar🎶 retweeted
Gah damn this nigga be logical as shit sometimes 😭
Just call me Mar🎶 retweeted
“Black women are the most race loyal group of women”
Nah, those bitches are neck n neck with Asian women.
Just call me Mar🎶 retweeted
unfortunately, age plays a huge role in Hollywood, and the 24-27 age range is incredibly competitive. There are so many talented actresses competing for the same roles it is insane.
Its irritating that we haven’t seen her in anything since off campus despite her being the #best actor on that show too
Just call me Mar🎶 retweeted
her going “me when i pull the door handle and it shatters” has me in tears
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In all honesty I don’t get why Toei tries to make the My Bulma scene more dramatic than it’s supposed to be. It should be a quickly paced scene: Bulma gets slapped, she goes down, Vegeta powers up. We didn’t need half a minute of Vegeta crashing out before he even transforms.
More women built like this need to be in movies for female superheroes
Meet Tefani-Sam Razhi (Teffany or Tiffany Sam), born October 15, 2000, in Lebanon, is an IFBB Pro Wellness athlete known as “The Quadmother” for her extreme lower-body development. She earned her Pro card and the Overall title at the 2022 Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe at age 22, then won the 2023 Miami Muscle Beach Pro and Atlantic Coast Pro plus the 2025 Heart of Texas Pro, with Olympia finishes of 7th (2023) and 16th (2024–2025). Standing about 5’1”, she built her physique through high-intensity, high-frequency leg training and later released her “Quadmother Method” program.5
In April 2026 she retired from competition to focus on coaching, citing greater passion for guiding others, the emotional cost of prep, and a refusal to shrink her legs to meet shifting Wellness standards. She continues training hard, creates YouTube and Instagram content, coaches clients, and has written a memoir (Not As Strong As You Think). As the first Lebanese IFBB Pro Wellness athlete and a three-time Olympian, she remains active sharing training, mindset, and recovery insights while building her brand on her own terms.
Just call me Mar🎶 retweeted
Here her grown ass was 22 laughing at her racist tweets and calling em funny so I better not see no bastard talmbout “she was a kid and didn’t know better”




























































