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Eduardo A. Wongvalle Guerra

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Posted On: October 11th 2026, 12:56 am

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Kya @scoutop aur @yung_dsa ki dosti ek naye chapter ki shuruaat kar rahi hai?

Dekhiye #BiggBoss20 ka naya episode, har roz raat 9 baje #JioHotstar par aur 10:30 baje #Colors par.

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The day after the win! 😁

Sebastian “Bash” Croft has shared his theory for why gay people keep winning The Traitors, suggesting LGBTQ+ people learn to “read rooms” and “try and survive” in ways that translate to the game.

In a BuzzFeed UK TikTok interview, the Heartstopper actor, who won this year’s Celebrity Traitors with Romesh Ranganathan, said he had seen an online post about the show’s run of queer winners and found himself agreeing with the idea behind it.

“I saw a post about how, you don’t have to be gay to win The Traitors, but, it’s kind of mad that so many people are,” Croft said.

He added: “You learn to try and get on with people. So it is interesting, the subconscious skill sets, I guess. If being gay means winning The Traitors, then I guess I’m grateful.”

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I hate gay Halloween because what do you mean you’re a high school student with 5 tests and 1 hour of sleep?

[video description] Me in a navy blue blazer. I have on a burgundy v neck sweater and striped burgundy tie. I’m wearing a big backpack.

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IM OFFICIALLY A MARATHONER!!! 🗽🏅

Still taking in the fact that I just ran 26.2 miles through all five boroughs of a city that holds so much of my childhood and heart, surrounded by the energy of the NYC Marathon’s 50th anniversary.

I came so close to missing my chance to qualify after arriving late to a Brooklyn race, but I wasn’t ready to give up. I showed up for one last opportunity at the Midnight Run, spent New Year’s alone, and chose this goal above everything else. Two years of early mornings, long Saturday miles with the team, doubts and sacrifices but I would do it all over again in a heartbeat.

Miles 21-26 were a fight of their own. Battling posterior tibial tendinitis in both legs and constant calf cramps, I was limping but kept running. I thought of little me running around con mis rizos de oro, and how beautiful it is that we get to keep showing up for the dreams we once had.

And NEW YORK!!! The energy across all five boroughs was unreal. Strangers coming together of all cultures, and even offering to spray my legs with Biofreeze when they saw me struggling. That is the beauty of this city. Seeing my Jersey run clubs show up & show OUT made it even more special. Shoutout to @therunclubusa @tekerunclub @rwp.team @reignrunning @runultraproject at the mile 20 cheer zone🤍

A PR is still in my future, but I wouldn’t trade this first experience for anything. A moment I will take with me for the rest of my life.

First marathon. First Major. First of my lineage. And definitely won’t be my last.🧡💙