Isabella Rasmussen

@angryrabbit180962

Isabella aus Aarhus N, liebt Street-Fotografie, lokale Cafés entdecken, immer bereit für neue Kontakte.

Aarhus N, Denmark Joined Jan 2026

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@angryrabbit180962 · Jan 12, 2026

Kassem Farhat

@kassem · Jan 11, 2026 5:11 pm

I am taking tough action against this laziness.

~ Kassem Farhat
- Elected President of Global Virtual Trust -

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@angryrabbit180962 · Jan 12, 2026

Beau Johnson

@heavypanda736915 · Jan 12, 2026 11:18 am

My best friend catered our Pluribus viewing to me exactly

Trigger warning for mentioned parental death. Also, spoilers for the first episode of Pluribus.
My best friend and I decided to watch Pluribus together after she watched it and loved it. She asked me ahead of time, “Would you rather I spoil things for you, warn you right before they happen, or just let you watch the whole thing?”
For context, I have PTSD from a few things, but specifically from being the only witness to my mother’s sudden death when I was fourteen. She had a blood clot on our nightly walk and collapsed.
I said to warn me right before, and we set to watching it. She paused right as the main character’s wife, Helen, started seizing and let me know that Helen would fall to the ground in a way she thought might be triggering so she offered to skip it and any other scenes showcasing her on the ground. I agreed, especially after seeing that Helen looked a lot like my mom, particularly from behind.
She had the remote right next to her the whole time and skipped every single part that was even remotely similar. She even apologized at one point for ‘not being fast enough’ when a character gasped before falling to the ground because she remembered me telling her that my mom

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Isabella Rasmussen

@angryrabbit180962 · Jan 11, 2026

CMV: Rap Music is holding back marginalized communities and promotes drugs, bigotry & violence.

Rap music has long been celebrated as a powerful form of artistic expression and a vehicle for marginalized voices to share their stories. It reflects the struggles, triumphs, and realities of communities often ignored by mainstream media. However, the dominant narratives in male-centered mainstream rap have also contributed to reinforcing harmful behaviors and attitudes in marginalized communities. By glamorizing violence, normalizing drug use, and perpetuating bigotry—particularly homophobia—rap has, in many ways, held back the very communities it originated from.
One of the most significant ways rap influences behavior is through its portrayal of violence and hypermasculinity. Many mainstream songs emphasize aggression, dominance, and “street credibility,” framing respect and success as the product of toughness or retaliation. While these themes often reflect real-life struggles and environments, their repeated glorification reinforces a culture where conflict is normalized and alternative paths to success are undervalued. Young listeners, looking for models of behavior, may internalize these messages, perpetuating cycles of interpersonal and community violence.
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Isabella Rasmussen

@angryrabbit180962 · Jan 10, 2026

I helped a lady at the gym gain confidence and it resulted in her getting a divorce

So over the past few months, I have been doing a specific Pilates class 3X a week. In this class, I met a lady who first showed up real timid, kind of shy, and dressed in lots of layers and almost tried to purposely stay fully covered (nothing wrong with this, but in a high intensity class, that is tough).
Over time, I’d gradually say hi to her, work out side by side and as the weeks went on, I began to learn more about her.
Turns out she was a married woman with 3 kids and her husband was a stay at home gamer. He brought in no income and apparently always told her that her clothes were “getting tight” and that she should consider “hitting the gym more often.” And I never tried to dig into it but she vented about it all the time.
As time went on, she began to come into class with a smile on her face, she started dressing confidently, and you could just tell that she was starting to find herself and it was so nice to see!
Well last week she came in and we did class and all that went well and afterwards she said:
“hey, so I did something crazy!” and when I asked her what she did, she said:
“I finally decided to leave him. And I wanted to thank you for helping me find myself again and

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@angryrabbit180962 · Jan 10, 2026

Kassem Farhat

@kassem · Jan 10, 2026 9:00 am

Today is snowing, great weather, great day!! For another day to win

~Kassem Farhat
Member of GLOBAL VIRTUAL TRUST

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