I'm Abdelrahman, 22 Years Old. My Journey Has Been Marked By Loss And Resilience. When I Was 18,my Father

I'm Abdelrahman, 22 years old. My journey has been marked by loss and resilience. When I was 18, my father passed away from COVID-19. Determined to build my own future, I pursued an education in multimedia technology, balancing my studies with work to cover my expenses. I was preparing to establish my home and life.

My mother: the princess whom we strive to make happy and satisfy. ❤️️

However, the war in Gaza, especially in the north, brought devastating tragedy. My home, university, job, and family were all destroyed in the conflict. While my family moved to the south, I was in the north, facing famine and moving from place to place, trying to survive.

Our street used to be lively and full of people, but it is no longer like that.

I have witnessed countless difficult and painful scenes while escaping death multiple times. In northern Gaza, life is reduced to a cycle of fleeing from danger and searching for food amidst the rubble of destroyed homes.

I have survived many times,I was hit by a missile in previously destroyed house

This picture is enough to show our suffering in getting flour to survive.

My dream is to travel abroad with my mother and sister to continue my education and develop my practical skills. For the past eight months, I have been unemployed, focusing on self-improvement and hoping for a better future.

Your help can save a family from death, it can save a dream, an ambition, or a success, so please help me by donating or publishing my story so that I can save my family.

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Another Armand piece 🩸

The moment I find something that gives me joy, I CONSUME it incessantly until it yields no more joy. like a mosquitor sucking on blood until it pops.

obsessed with the fact that right after facing down the greatjon like a cool badass and having grey wind bite off two of his fingers, robb comes to bran and reveals he was terrified. it emphasises both that robb has no one else he can be vulnerable around but his little brother who knew him before he was "robb the lord" and also the personality split that being in such a high-pressured position of command seems to demand from you. we saw evidence of this in ned's cognitive dissonance surrounding his grief for lyanna - he's constantly pushing down those feelings of weakness in order to be a good lord.

i also really appreciate the way in which grrm emphasises the new sexual pressure that's being placed on robb. the vision of the 30 year old daughter of lord cerwyn appearing in 15 year old robb's bed is predatory, especially followed up by robb's admission that he wishes his father were here to protect him from it. robb is still a child but taking on a man's responsibilities and presenting as a man to earn respect means everything that comes with that maturity, including expectations of an advantageous marriage. perhaps there's even the seeds here of robb's sleeping with jeyne westerling: not only does it display his isolation (and this initial unintentional abandonment by his father and mother means i don't think he ever learns to rely on cat the same way again) but it also sets up the conditions in which he sees a recourse to sexual comfort as fitting for him. when he sleeps with jeyne, there's no family to turn to or unburden his heart with - no one with whom he can be simply robb except for jeyne in the only form of vulnerability that's now permissible for him. robb is another example of the tragic consequences of a child forced to grow up too soon.

lord take all of their suffering & give it to criston cole