Tendencias de Twitter/X en Lebanon - Análisis en Tiempo Real y Hashtags en Tendencia

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A question on X about continuing PrEP in committed monogamous relationships drew personal tales from gay men, many citing cheating exes and unexpected risks that shattered trust. Users described close calls, like one whose partner contracted HIV during a two-and-a-half-year monogamous stretch, reinforcing PrEP as essential protection no matter the relationship status. While some suggested stopping after mutual negative tests, most favored staying on the medication—or switching to six-month injectables—for peace of mind amid real-world infidelity. Health experts recommend personalized assessments, regular testing, and open talks about boundaries.

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One man learned the hard way: he caught an STI from his partner despite promises of exclusivity. That story echoed through hundreds of replies from others facing similar betrayals.

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A popular post showcased four special photocards—'Withmu LD R1,' 'Busan Tour LD,' 'Busan Attendee Gift,' and 'Europe Tour LD'—from BTS's Arirang World Tour, which kicked off in April 2026 at Goyang Stadium and hit Busan on June 12-13. Collectors shared excitement over Yoongi's intellectual look in settings from casual indoors to sunny outdoors, with one fan joking he resembles a 'university principal.' As the tour heads to Madrid on June 26-27, these prized inserts from albums and events keep trades and hunts buzzing among global ARMY.

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Min Yoongi rocks chic wire-rimmed glasses in his latest rare photocards, drawing swoons from fans who can't get enough of his subtle smiles and short dark hair.

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Harp, treated at a Critical Access Hospital in Margaretville, shared the itemized bill dated August 1, which he paid in full since the VA wouldn't prescribe over the phone and he was far from their facilities. The charge covered a single 200 mg dose recommended to prevent Lyme disease from a high-risk tick bite. Users shared frustrations over U.S. healthcare costs, with one from the UK noting a full course there costs nothing, while others suggested routing through the VA or highlighted typical ER fees of $1,000 to $2,500 without insurance.

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Seth Harp stared at a $962 hospital bill for just one doxycycline pill and a glass of water after a tick bite in rural New York. The Army veteran had no other options nearby.

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The game rolled out Yukino Bijin, a new dirt-running pace-chaser with skills like Snow Bright, Snow Flight for the final stretch, available in the Pretty Derby Scout from August 5 UTC. Two SSR support cards, Smart Falcon and Silence Suzuka, joined the Support Card Scout, tying into the 'Our Grand Concert' scenario. Everyone received the 'Three Cheers for Trainer! August Giveaway' with 1,500 Carats, Support Points, and more—though some noted a 1,350 Carat dip due to taxes—while fans gush over yukippe's charm and share pull plans. Inspired by a beloved real-life racehorse from 1990, she's earning her place with epithets like 'Bonny Lass From Iwate' through races and fan milestones.

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Trainers in Umamusume: Pretty Derby unwrapped a fresh 3★ character and a bundle of free goodies this week, sparking waves of fan excitement over her cute design and skills.

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On June 4, protesters in Tripoli's Sarraj neighborhood accused the UNHCR of planning to permanently settle sub-Saharan migrants, straining local resources amid Libya's economic struggles and instability. The UN denied any such plans, calling it disinformation, while Libyan officials pointed to border control issues. The old video resurfaced on Thursday, fueling online talk about local frustrations with over 900,000 refugees and migrants in the country, alongside reports of violence against some newcomers.

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Hundreds of Libyans gathered outside the UN refugee agency's office in Tripoli, chanting 'Libya only for Libyans' and blocking the gates with sand. Their signs read 'Our love for our country is not racism' and 'Libya is not the world's garbage bin.'

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On June 4, protesters in Tripoli's Sarraj neighborhood accused the UNHCR of planning to permanently settle sub-Saharan migrants, straining local resources amid Libya's economic struggles and instability. The UN denied any such plans, calling it disinformation, while Libyan officials pointed to border control issues. The old video resurfaced on Thursday, fueling online talk about local frustrations with over 900,000 refugees and migrants in the country, alongside reports of violence against some newcomers.

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Hundreds of Libyans gathered outside the UN refugee agency's office in Tripoli, chanting 'Libya only for Libyans' and blocking the gates with sand. Their signs read 'Our love for our country is not racism' and 'Libya is not the world's garbage bin.'

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On June 4, protesters in Tripoli's Sarraj neighborhood accused the UNHCR of planning to permanently settle sub-Saharan migrants, straining local resources amid Libya's economic struggles and instability. The UN denied any such plans, calling it disinformation, while Libyan officials pointed to border control issues. The old video resurfaced on Thursday, fueling online talk about local frustrations with over 900,000 refugees and migrants in the country, alongside reports of violence against some newcomers.

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Hundreds of Libyans gathered outside the UN refugee agency's office in Tripoli, chanting 'Libya only for Libyans' and blocking the gates with sand. Their signs read 'Our love for our country is not racism' and 'Libya is not the world's garbage bin.'

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On June 4, protesters in Tripoli's Sarraj neighborhood accused the UNHCR of planning to permanently settle sub-Saharan migrants, straining local resources amid Libya's economic struggles and instability. The UN denied any such plans, calling it disinformation, while Libyan officials pointed to border control issues. The old video resurfaced on Thursday, fueling online talk about local frustrations with over 900,000 refugees and migrants in the country, alongside reports of violence against some newcomers.

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Hundreds of Libyans gathered outside the UN refugee agency's office in Tripoli, chanting 'Libya only for Libyans' and blocking the gates with sand. Their signs read 'Our love for our country is not racism' and 'Libya is not the world's garbage bin.'

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