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Sonofgod1990:
Heavenly Father, today is a special day as I celebrate another year of life. Thank You for watching over me, guiding me, and blessing me with Your love. May this new year be filled with peace, joy, and a stronger relationship with You. Amen.



You can aswell place me a call to wish me happy birthday. I will so much appreciate it

Bollgettana:
contact me on telegram username (@xualanzz) Ok thanks

DaudaTheSexyGuy:
It is not natural to tie yourself sexually to the same person for along time.

Couples should learn to allow their partners have sex with other people once in a while, it helps to keep the relationship alive.

terrezo2002:
It is the story of David's son who raped his sister, Tamar. He was sick in love for her, but after sex with her, he hated her.
The story can be found in 2 Samuel 13.
The truth is this. Fornication is a sin. Sex is only allowed between married couples. Sex in marriage is happiness while sex outside marriage is sorrows.
Hebrews 13:4
Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure, for God will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral.

Meerahbel:
No, I am a woman.

franchasng:
Its part of the Law of attraction. If you study this more, you will become whatever you desire. It helped me a lot.


Try and read "Ask and It Is Given" by Esther and Jerry Hicks


"The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne


Our minds attract what it thinks and visualize always.


If you want to become wealthy, always think rich and visualize yourself being wealthy and living wealthy, if you are able to make this thoughts and visualization to occupy and dominate your mind most of the times, then you will attract it into your real life.


That's why whenever you are having thoughts of death or falling sick, quickly switch your thoughts to good memories and things you wish to achieve and divert your mind from that negative thought of death or sickness before you attract them into your real life.

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Meerahbel:
Top Books on Stock Investing (With Brief Insights)
1. The Intelligent Investor – by Benjamin Graham
The foundational book of value investing.

Teaches you to invest with discipline, patience, and logic.

Introduces the idea of “Mr. Market” — a metaphor for market emotions.

Focuses on buying undervalued companies and holding long-term.

🧠 Warren Buffett called it the best investing book ever written.

2. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits – by Philip Fisher
Focuses on qualitative analysis: management quality, innovation, and business growth potential.

Encourages long-term thinking and understanding company operations deeply.

3. One Up on Wall Street – by Peter Lynch
Shows how ordinary people can beat professional investors by investing in what they know.

Explains how to spot winning companies early, especially in everyday life.

Great for beginners looking for practical, real-world advice.

4. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing – by John C. Bogle
Advocates index fund investing: low-cost, diversified, long-term investing.

Teaches that time in the market beats timing the market.

Perfect for people who don’t want to pick individual stocks.

💡 John Bogle founded Vanguard and popularized index funds.

5. Rule #1 – by Phil Town
Simplifies the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett.

Breaks down how to analyze companies using a 4-part rule-based approach: Meaning, Moat, Management, and Margin of Safety.

Beginner-friendly and practical.

6. The Essays of Warren Buffett – by Warren Buffett (compiled by Lawrence Cunningham)
A curated collection of Buffett’s wisdom from his shareholder letters.

Covers everything from stock valuation to corporate governance.

Insightful if you want to think like a business owner when investing.

7. A Random Walk Down Wall Street – by Burton Malkiel
Advocates for efficient market theory: it’s hard to consistently beat the market.

Recommends diversification and passive investing.

Explains bubbles, market cycles, and behavioral pitfalls.

🎯 Want to Start With Just 1 or 2?
If you're a complete beginner, start with:

“The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” – for simplicity and index investing.

“One Up on Wall Street” – for learning to spot good companies in daily life.

Meerahbel:
Top Books on Stock Investing (With Brief Insights)
1. The Intelligent Investor – by Benjamin Graham
The foundational book of value investing.

Teaches you to invest with discipline, patience, and logic.

Introduces the idea of “Mr. Market” — a metaphor for market emotions.

Focuses on buying undervalued companies and holding long-term.
Thank you sir,pls do you have the pdf of any of the book mentioned

🧠 Warren Buffett called it the best investing book ever written.

2. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits – by Philip Fisher
Focuses on qualitative analysis: management quality, innovation, and business growth potential.

Encourages long-term thinking and understanding company operations deeply.

3. One Up on Wall Street – by Peter Lynch
Shows how ordinary people can beat professional investors by investing in what they know.

Explains how to spot winning companies early, especially in everyday life.

Great for beginners looking for practical, real-world advice.

4. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing – by John C. Bogle
Advocates index fund investing: low-cost, diversified, long-term investing.

Teaches that time in the market beats timing the market.

Perfect for people who don’t want to pick individual stocks.

💡 John Bogle founded Vanguard and popularized index funds.

5. Rule #1 – by Phil Town
Simplifies the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett.

Breaks down how to analyze companies using a 4-part rule-based approach: Meaning, Moat, Management, and Margin of Safety.

Beginner-friendly and practical.

6. The Essays of Warren Buffett – by Warren Buffett (compiled by Lawrence Cunningham)
A curated collection of Buffett’s wisdom from his shareholder letters.

Covers everything from stock valuation to corporate governance.

Insightful if you want to think like a business owner when investing.

7. A Random Walk Down Wall Street – by Burton Malkiel
Advocates for efficient market theory: it’s hard to consistently beat the market.

Recommends diversification and passive investing.

Explains bubbles, market cycles, and behavioral pitfalls.

🎯 Want to Start With Just 1 or 2?
If you're a complete beginner, start with:

“The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” – for simplicity and index investing.

“One Up on Wall Street” – for learning to spot good companies in daily life.