toomuchhv3

XXXwrwdv0

silksheets n nightmarez

big zmile [danielwsp]

i tried

gfukyrsel4

toomuchhoriginal

dismissed

I know what you did and so do my friends but we’ll forget about it like four loko

four loko

The night life turned you into a werewolf

lycanthrope [varela]

city_lyfe_ [chrxme__jdolla__breno]

liar liar

no one cares

I accidentally turned into the stalker I was afraid of

ifollowedu

warning [jessy]

Grandma Said [0pp0site RMX]

isn’t the whole point of this to get wed?

get wed

crazy girl

feeling alone again even thought you sleep next to me (corpse)

for l!f3

remember me ft. jessy [Deast]

sound of your voice

travis, i know

the one tht got away

I’m at a loss for words 

I wrote another stupid song about you

I should give up 

I should give up but I can’t 

I should give up 

But I want a man

I should give up

I should give up but I can’t 

What color are your eyes?

Don’t tell me, I know

I write about them everyday so

Don’t even look in my way because I get starstruck and I can’t say anything 

You give me goosebumps every time you look my way 

You give me goosebumps every time you look my way 

Wrote in my journal today about that big ass smile on your face

And I couldn’t even write about the outfit you had on 

Because I folded, on to the ground

I didn’t make a fucking sound

I can’t look at you, it hurts my soul

It hurts my soul

I wanna grow old it hurts

You give me goosebumps every time you look my way 

You give me goosebumps every time you look my way 

You give me goosebumps every time you look my way 

You give me goosebumps every time you look my way 

It should simple as saying

Hey, you’re so fucking cute

But I can’t do it

I go mute at the sight of you ‘cause goddamn

Goddamn

Who made this man

Who made this man

I get goosebumps 

Goosebumps

goosebumps (Official Music Video)
https://youtu.be/l5kgtP7duCE

goosebumps

I can’t be what you want me to be

I can’t see what you want me to see 

Counting bodies up and down the street 

Climbing up, I had to reach the peak 

Tell me

Don’t say a word no not a peep 

Your living life just like a creep 

Drugs 

Drugs taking the life out of me 

So much I can’t even speak 

I can’t be with you want me to be

I just want you to see what I see 

Imma try to get you what you need 

Im just tryna get you on your feet

And I like when you climb on me 

When you it’s getting hard to breathe 

I know I know it’s hard to keep

The memories are getting hard to see

 I can’t be what you want me to be

I can’t see what you want me to see 

Counting bodies up and down the street 

Climbing up, I had to reach the peak 

Don’t say a word no not a peep 

Your living life just like a creep 

Drugs 

Drugs taking the life out of me 

So much I can’t even speak

speak feat. 0PP0SiTE [fifth]

1.     Women perform 66% of the world's work and produce 50% of the food but earn only 10% of the income and own just 1% of the property.

2.     Despite progress, men still outnumber women in paid work, and women are often relegated to vulnerable forms of employment, with inadequate earnings, benefits and working conditions. The share of women in paid non-agricultural employment is still languishing at 20% in South Asia, North Africa and Western Asia. In the UK, more than 40 years after the Equal Pay Act, women working full time are still paid an average of 15.5% less per hour than men - the equivalent of men being paid all year round while women work for free after 2 November.

3.     Though the proportion of female representatives in national parliaments worldwide continues to rise slowly, it still stands at just 19%. Women also account for just 16% of ministerial posts. At 20% and 17% respectively, the figures for the UK are not much better than the global averages. Only 18 countries currently have elected female heads of state or leaders.

4.     Just a quarter of the world's senior officials or managers are women. Only 13 of the 500 largest corporations in the world have a female CEO and nearly half of all FTSE 250 companies do not have a single woman on their board.

5.     Of the 759m adults across the world who cannot read or write, the vast majority - close to 70% - are women. This proportion has barely changed during the past 20 years. Girls also form the majority of the estimated 72m children who are not in school.

6.     Every 90 seconds, a woman dies in pregnancy or due to childbirth-related complications. That is more than 350,000 deaths each year, 99% of which occur in developing countries: nearly all are preventable.

7.     For women and girls aged between 16 and 44, violence is a major cause of death and disability. One woman in three is thought to have been beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime, usually by someone known to her. In some areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 40 women and girls are raped every day (see Margot Wallström's article). An estimated 200,000 rapes have taken place in the country over the past decade. The perpetrators of the Rwandan genocide committed between 250,000 and 500,000 rapes, while during the conflict in Sierra Leone there were 50,000 such attacks, with a similar number committed over the course of the war in Bosnia. Yet sexual violence remains the least-condemned war crime, in terms of cases brought before court and the low conviction rate.

8     Women's participation in peace negotiations remains patchy - under 8% of negotiators, mediators and witnesses are female. Fewer than 3% of signatories to peace agreements are women and no women have been appointed chief or lead mediators in UN-sponsored peace talks.

9.     An estimated 130m girls and women alive today have undergone female genital mutilation, often in unsafe and unsanitary conditions, and the UN Population Fund believes that each year some 5,000 women are victims of 'honour killings'.

10.     While the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women has achieved almost universal ratification, states have lodged more 'opt out' clauses against it than to any other human rights treaty.

2024 womens rights

Bad guy by Billie Eilish except it’s me and dance pop

badguy

It’s been Almost a year got to break the cycle

It’s been almost a year got to break the cycle 

Come in my arms tonight and tell me that I’m fine 

Come into my heart and sleep all night

Sleep All night

all night

Nightmares tonight, I’m the monster in your eyes

Big and scary

Break my heart like I don’t understand

If you want to do something, then you should do it then

Everybody told me not to go this fucking way 

But I can’t do it

I can’t do anything that they say

I’m under a lock and key

Can you come out and find me

Can you come out here and find me

Ignite me

It’s been almost a year got to break the cycle

It’s been almost a year, gonna break the cycle

It’s been almost a year gotta break this cycle

It’s been almost a year got to break the cycle

Breakout breakout breakout

Right now right now right now

Break out, break out break out

Right now right now 

That bitch is dead

She burned again

Its Been almost a year

Its been almost a year

Its been almost a year gotta break the cycle

Gotta break the cycle 

Gotta break the cycle

Bust out of it

Get help now

break the cycle

🫀🫁🧠🦷 raw
i died and became a ghost girl.

@senaslair

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