EDIT: This is for people entering or in the early stages of depression, and for those who are closing out their fight with it. If you are truly feeling suicidal, please call a suicide hotline and seek help from a therapist or a friend/family. Anyone you can talk to.

1. Meeting your soulmate

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2. Going to your friend's weddings

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3. Stargazing

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4. Food

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5. Going to every country

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6. Nice smelling candles

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7. Music

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8. Concerts

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9. The people that love you.

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10. Snowball fights

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11. Going to the beach

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12. Sunsets

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13. Sunrises

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14. Hiking in Forests

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15. Dogs and Cats and Pets

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16. New movies

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17. Old movies

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18. Going to the drive in theatre

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19. Walking through local markets

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20. Your favorite artists next song

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21. Drawing

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22. Sculpting your own pots

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23. Birthdays

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24. Inside jokes with your friends

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25. That special persons laugh

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26. Warm houses on cold days

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27. Bonfires with smores

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28. Reconnecting with old friends

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29. Smelling flowers

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30. Soft plushies

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31. The smell of fresh baked cookies

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32. Kareoke

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33. Sleepovers

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34. Your favorite videogame

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35. Learning a new language

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36. Long walks on the beach

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37. Seeing every ocean

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38. Squishy bunnies

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39. Going to the store to smell perfumes

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40. Long hot showers

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41. Tea/ coffee

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42. Seeing rainbows

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43. Helping wounded animals

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44. Bath bombs

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45. Cleaning the Earth

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46. Getting married

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47. Going to see brodway shows

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48. The sound of rain

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49. Long car rides

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50. Going on a train

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51. Memes

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52. Going to the zoo

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53. Looking at funny art

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54. The smell of old books

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55. Butterflies

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56. Collecting shells

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57. Color

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58. Sending letters

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59. Surprise parties

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60. Warm sheets

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61. Reading

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62. Swimming in the pool at night

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63. Going to diners with friends

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64. Early morning runs

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65. Looking at old photos

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66. Going to a museum

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67. Soft sweaters

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68. Glitter

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69. Going to the aquarium

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70. Hugs

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71. Making snow angels

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72. Holidays

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73. Home cooked meals

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74. Roller coasters

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75. Decorating for parties

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76. Playing pranks on friends

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77. Dancing

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78. Singing in the shower

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79. Seeing your favorite animal in person

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80. Meeting your hero

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81. Bubble wrap

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82. Ice water on hot days

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83. Poetry

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84. Trying on funny clothes

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85. Hanging out with friends

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86. City skylines

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87. Wearing your favorite color

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88. Beautiful wildlife

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89. Collecting stickers

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90. Making some ones day

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91. Laughing so hard you can't breath

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92. Warm blankets fresh from the dryer

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93. Sewing

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94. Seeing the future

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95. Late night convos

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96. Rewatching your favorite show

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97. Blowing Bubblegum

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98. Boardgames

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99. Sitting out in the rain

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100. Bubbles

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101. Cooking new thing

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102. Bob Ross tutorials

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103. Picnics

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104. Tire swings

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105. Old architecture

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106. Reading books

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107. Growing your own food

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108. Clear skies

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109. Baking things you love

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110. Finding new hobbies

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I promise no matter what, thing will get better then where they are now, there's so much more to life then feeling down. There's so much you haven't done yet and I hope that now matter what you know how much you are loved, and wanted, and appreciated. It gets better I promise. 💗

A Huge Mall Dream Bazar was built by a Pak foreign businessesman in Karachi, Pakistan- On it's inauguration yesterday he offered special discount for Pakistani locals..... and the whole Mall was looted pic.twitter.com/ah4d2ULh3l

— Megh Updates 🚨™ (@MeghUpdates) September 1, 2024

A new mall has just opened in Karachi, with the owner giving out a special discount for the locals.

Of course, the locals gave their thanks by ransacking the place.

Hello everyone. Female responses preferred, but males is OK.

How did you get over feelings of envy towards cis men, and how long did it take you? I am a FtMtF who recently decided to detransition. One of the reasons is that I will never be a cis man. I will always compare myself to them and be at a disadvantage; the feeling of being different will never go away. Especially considering that I am short (159 cm), with small wrists and feet and HRT didn't really make my voice deep (it sounds like a very very high male/androgynous/low female voice. I was on testosterone for 2 years)

And now I'm trying to discover the feminine world (I have always been a tomboy), related to makeup, feminine clothes, etc. (I want it myself; no pressure! Except dresses lol), but, you know, sometimes I come across a photo of some handsome (or even just average) young man on Pinterest, and I can't get rid of the feeling of envy that covers me completely... I start to envy his manly face, his muscles. His social role (if this feeling appears while watching a series/movie/game). But I understand that all this is an unrealistic dream, and even if I continue to transition, I will never become the same. Like... I realized that I don't have a choice between "being a woman" and "being a man", but only a choice between "being a woman" and "being a transman". How do you deal with this?

Moreover, even considering my return to the female s*x, I would like to have a flat chest, and I'm very insecure about mine (severe ptosis due to wearing a binder for 8 years, and I am only 21!) Any advice from you will help

/u/Resident_Economics64

You should ask advice from us instead

This is what happiness looks like..🐮😊 pic.twitter.com/Gw0ibXyljZ

— 𝕐o̴g̴ (@Yoda4ever) August 29, 2024

!nooticers

CNN's "Reliable Sources" is back. Kind of.

Brian Stelter, a media reporter and pundit who left CNN two years ago amid differences with the network's previous leadership, is returning to the company as its chief media analyst and writer of its "Reliable Sources" newsletter.

The network's Sunday morning round table of media criticism that he had hosted, also called "Reliable Sources," will not return. In his new role, Mr. Stelter will serve as an on-air analyst in addition to writing his newsletter and reporting for the network.

Mr. Stelter, 39, announced his return to CNN on Tuesday in the newsletter he founded, saying he was back at the network in a somewhat different capacity.

"I loved my old life as the anchor of a Sunday morning show but, to borrow some lingo from my video game blogger days, I finished that level of the game," Mr. Stelter said. "Time for new levels, new challenges."

Mark Thompson, CNN's chief executive, said in a statement that he was "happy to welcome" Mr. Stelter back to CNN, calling him "one of the best global experts in media commentary."

Mr. Stelter replaces Oliver Darcy as author of the newsletter. Mr. Darcy recently left the network to start his own subscription-based news site, Status, which focuses on media and entertainment news. CNN also regularly calls upon Sara Fischer, a media reporter for Axios, as an on-air analyst.

Mr. Stelter, a former New York Times reporter, joined CNN in 2013 as host of "Reliable Sources" under the network's president at the time, Jeff Zucker, and left in 2022 after a new leader, Chris Licht, reprogrammed the network. When Mr. Licht took over, he sought to steer the network away from partisan analysis that had become popular on CNN during the administration of President Donald J. Trump. In some cases, that meant removing voices that he perceived as too liberal. Mr. Stelter was among the prominent network hosts who audience research showed were most closely associated with having a liberal tilt.

Mr. Stelter began negotiating his return to CNN in the last three weeks, after Mr. Darcy announced plans to leave the network, according to a person familiar with the matter. Mr. Darcy's decision was unrelated to Mr. Stelter's appointment, another person said.

In the inaugural edition of his new newsletter, Mr. Stelter was reflective about his bumpy departure from CNN, saying it allowed him to experience the news "more like an everyday consumer," honing his focus on "the attention economy and the information ecosystem."

"I always scoffed at people who said 'getting fired was the best thing that's ever happened to me' --- until, well, it happened to me," Mr. Stelter wrote.

Okay this is a repost I was fooled by misinformation on the internet and it confused me but I put a joke video anyways unknowingly. This is really at a fundraiser for children in Saint Petersburg the media hides to paint him as an evil dictator. Да здравствует Россия! I remember this anyways zelensky cannot do something like this

I heard about this website because some friend told me that we can say the n-word, post nazi pepe and organize operation againts the world scum of the world , sjws, furries and weebs because they are evil ,they impose their Igtv agenda in based cartoons like puss in boots 2 We need to eliminate them and trowhing them into the horny jail

Anti furry comando out, heil hitler

Lol of *fucking* course Walmart doesn’t sell these in adult sizes. Guess I’ll go fuck myself then 🙃 pic.twitter.com/9x0CifW3AZ

— Fire Alarm Puller (@paynushurts) August 31, 2024

!zoochads

Im going live later today to discuss Roland Martin's Bussygate incident.

I was going to go live earlier today, but I have been looking for my Rollie The Boule Bird puppet. But my kids lost the puppet. I think this was the ancestors intervening, because I was going to go to some… pic.twitter.com/S7VPLHoWVO

— Tariq Nasheed 🇺🇸 (@tariqnasheed) September 3, 2024

Dude Bussy LMAO

I'm a mobilecel half the time and I went far enough to get banned on a particular sub finally, then I get this cascade of bans on my alts connected by the app on comments in the same sub, followed by weeklong paid janny bans for ban evading because my connected accounts all got banned from the same sub.

The bans for the alts are from comments weeks and months before. I know gigajannies can IP ban and stuff, but it's like someone found all my alts and looked through them in that sub for bannable offenses.

Those were the days.