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Posted On: January 19th 2025, 08:11 pm

Um pouquinho atrasada para essa aqui (até porque eu já li alguns livros da minha TBR), mas como ainda é janeiro ainda tá valendo, não é?

E por aí, quais são as metas literárias para o ano de 2025?

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2 years ago

tarsila.so

eu lii "10 minutos e 38 segundos neste mundo estranho" é MUITO bom!

קרובת משפחה של היימנוט צעקה לנתניהו ״איפה היימנוט״- נתניהו התעלם, אלמוג כהן צעק לה ״את חולת נפש״: תיעוד בלעדי בדניאל עמרם -13 ימים לבחירות, לפני זמן קצר בקניון גרנד בבאר שבע, בסיבוב קמפיין של נתניהו לבחירות, צעירה זכתה להתעלמות והוכפשה כשצעקה לנתניהו ״איפה היימנוט״. הצעירה מסרה ״פוליטיקה לא מעניינת אותי, אני באתי לזעוק את זעקתה של היימנוט ולהעלות מודעות, ועצוב שפוליטיקאים עסוקים כל כך בקמפיין אבל שוכחים מהעם, מתעלמים ממני וקוראים לי קריאות גנאי״.

While previous generations may have had a series of relationships — from the serious to the casual — Gen-Z women only want to commit if a guy checks every box on their future-husband wish list. This is the age of dating apps, with so many potentials at our fingertips. Why bother with a hard launch?

But this approach, Sadie Kargman argues, means that many Gen-Zers are missing out on a crucial step in their dating lives: learning how to *actually* be in a relationship. Her solution? We need to embrace the Entry-Level Boyfriend.

“They are never going to become your husband,” Kargman writes. “But hopefully, they can teach you how to recognize him.” At the link in bio, @sadiekargman explores her generation’s reluctance to label their relationships — then makes the case for committing to someone regardless of what the outcome may be.

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