@godlovespear: 👓 #aponattawin #fyp #type #relatable #glasses

˙ ✩°˖𝗯𝗮𝗿𝗿𝘆⋆｡˚꩜ :

guyss I want himm

. :

he’s so fine it hurts

OMFGGGGG :

PURO SI APO NASA FYP KO (not complaining tho)

an here's :

in apo we trust

etherealangie222 :

Who is that fine man

lee :

i feel so jealous of mile

جنان :

IN LOVE with his tan skin

Keyluck Lucky :

he has a genuine handsomeness, you know... like so naturally handsome and the 1st see him, he like normal handsome but when you see him closely and again and again he is beyond normal because he has every parts of him are very perfect

patsy :

this is so unfair I need himmmm

noně.02 :

so now he is HANDSOME ✋️🫸 😭

𝒮 :

I literally love and hate the way he looks so much like my ex

i miss you more than life 🧟 :

yg kaya gini ya Allah 😔💞

🅰️lyaa🦭🌟 :

this is what i mean

syah :

REALL

Kaye :

fatimaezzahra :

Hello world. 🇲🇦 This Morocco is not the glossy postcards you see, but the hidden reality. Families who lost everything in the 2023 earthquake still live in tents, waiting for homes that never come. Hospitals are overcrowded and without medicine, mothers wait for hours only to be told there is nothing for their children. Schools are packed with too many students and too few teachers, leaving children with certificates that mean nothing because there are no jobs. Entire neighborhoods are destroyed to build stadiums and luxury projects, while the poor are expelled from their homes with nowhere to go. Youth who raise their voices are silenced, beaten, or imprisoned, their dreams crushed before birth. Children are forced to work in the streets instead of learning in classrooms, and some disappear in places where no one asks questions. Poverty is everywhere—fathers with empty hands, mothers crying because they cannot feed their families, and young people staring at a future that does not exist. This is Morocco living in silence, Morocco the world does not see, Morocco that deserves justice, dignity, and hope. We in Morocco are victims of neglect, corruption, and bribery in sectors that should guarantee our basic rights—healthcare, education, housing, and work. This injustice forces us to protest peacefully, but often our voices are silenced with violence and repression, even though the authorities know our demonstrations are peaceful. We only demand our dignity and legitimate rights. Every day, citizens face the same marginalization in a country they simply want to see thrive, a country they deserve to live in with peace and security.

loremipsum :

… 𝜗𝜚 ࣪˖ :

I LOVE HIM PLS PLS PLSSS 😞😞😞😞🙏🏻🙏🏻

indhryani｡ :

wth so handsome

APOmary 18 24 :

My man

predifa :

apoooooo 🥺

sophy ! ౨ৎ :

he has the same birthday as me 🫶

Coral⁷ :

HES SO FINE OMGGGGGGG😫

🦦 :

bro lookin hell fine