Paloma Honek — creating the life I used to dream of on Instagram: "This scene was incredibly emotional, heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time. Watching Will finally tell his friends who he truly is felt so real and so brave. It was sad, yes… but it also made me so happy for him. Happy that he no longer has to hide. Happy that he can finally be himself. You could feel how much it meant to him , the fear, the relief, the hope. Moments like this remind us why representation matters, and why

Chris - Authentic Traveling on Instagram: "This is Liechtenstein 🇱🇮 Often called the richest country in the world, the reality is these numbers are boosted by commuting workers who artificially increase the GDP but are not counted as a part of the population. This means that the GDP total number is divided by a much smaller population or denominator creating this artificially high number. They’re still doing quite well but more like a well to do city in Switzerland than richest country in the

Pubity on Instagram: "😅 Objects linked to humans can sometimes end up in places a person could never physically reach because they are carried, moved, or reshaped by powerful natural forces rather than direct human presence. Floods, landslides, avalanches, and ocean currents can transport shoes, tools, or debris across vast distances or into extreme environments like deep caves, remote mountaintops, or the open sea. Animals can also drag or cache human-made items, while erosion and geological s