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@BarryRoland19 Bro... year after year water problems in the same room and you didnt check it out yourself? Thats on you

2022 Tenant: toilets broken Me: I'll send a plumber over right away! Any other issues? Tenant: no 2023 Tenant: sink is backing up Me: I'll send a plumber over right away! Any other issues? Tenant: no 2024 Tenant: water in bath not draining fast Me: I'll send a plumber over right away! Any other issues? Tenant: No 2025-2026: Tenant: Dear Barry, I am writing to formally notify you of a serious mold problem in the bathroom my of unit at 1234 Figueroa St, which requires your immediate attention. The ongoing presence of mold has created unsafe and unhealthy living conditions for my family and me. Members of my family are currently experiencing health symptoms consistent with mold exposure. As you are aware, landlords are legally required to maintain rental units in habitable condition, and the current condition of the bathroom fails to meet basic habitability standards. I hope this matter can be resolved quickly and professionally. I expect your prompt response. Sincerely, Jimmy

@ChristineBrejc1 Wait. Are you saying she is ill because of her life choices... along the same lines of "if you have enough faith you'll NEVER be sick"?

I don’t like to see anyone suffer, and this situation looks terrible for Céline Dion. Keep in mind, this is the same woman who once had great fame and fortune. It began when she was indoctrinated and lured in by a pedophile who later became her husband—he said his eyes were on her when she was 12 years old. After marrying him, she achieved great success in the entertainment industry. A beautiful voice indeed. Later, she created a clothing line that some say used symbolism linked to Satanism, witchcraft, and the occult to try to seduce and defile children to Satan and the underworld. She blew magic black dust over them, and they went from the innocence of pink and blue to black and darkness. Not long after, her voice was taken. Her husband, health, and stability. People are foolish to think there aren’t consequences for mocking God; people become the result and product of reaping what they sow. Galatians 6:7: "Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows." Perhaps this woman will repent and give her life to Jesus during her illness. I pray for that. None of us deserves Christ’s mercy, yet He died not for the righteous and holier than thou but for sinners. Romans 5:8: "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Much love, Sister Christine 🛡️

@todayyearsold Hilarious

There are 8 billion people in the world today. He could literally give everyone a billion dollars and still have 842 billion left

@mariashriver A free press. Its not a free press when the government pays the orgs.

In years past, this sort of behavior would have been unimaginable from a president of the United States. Unimaginable. There are other words to describe this, but you can simply watch it and feel it yourself. This is being done in public.The press is being attacked in public and private. Having a free press is critical to our democracy. Having a president that knows how to answer questions with class, professionalism, and intelligence is critical to our culture and society.

@BraddrofliT But a quick visit to get them updated will work so its not voter suppression. Its being responsible for your own choices

If you changed your last name after marriage and don’t have an updated US passport or birth certificate, the SAVE Act (aka SAVE 2.0) will stop you from voting. Millions of women lack these docs. Call your Senators—VOTE NO (202) 224-3121 Voter suppression is not ok.

@iamscrummy_ Absolutely. Pray is meant to change my heart not deluver some outcome i desire.

Be completely honest. Has prayer ever genuinely worked for you?

@JamesSurowiecki State taxes. When your car is paid off you dont continue paying taxes on that purchase. The same should apply to land/homes.

I do not understand this common "I've paid off my home, so therefore I shouldn't have to pay property taxes" argument. Why should having a mortgage make you more liable for property taxes? People who have paid off their homes use city resources just like mortgageholders do.

@Mr_Andrew_Fox You get to have your choice but you cannot choose your consequence.

The President of the USA, threatening to sue a comedian for making a joke about him. Please lecture me more about freedom of speech, Americans.

Divorce wasn’t an option for them. So they chose the modern alternative: a marriage where both people live separate lives under the same roof. It didn’t look dramatic from the outside. Good parents. Functional home. Shared faith. Shared financial vision. No affairs. No “I hate you.” No public explosions. Just the quiet decay of us. The husband told me: “We agree on the pillars—faith, kids, money. But we can’t talk without it turning into a fight. And we’re… different people. Different interests.” Then he said the sentence that should scare every married couple: “So I started thinking I’ll just live a separate life. Guys’ trips. My hobbies. She’ll do hers.” That’s not a solution. That’s a slow-motion divorce with shared utilities. Here’s what most couples misunderstand: They think the marriage is breaking because of topics. Parenting. In-laws. Sex. Schedules. Money. “Communication.” But what shows up again and again is this: They’re not fighting about the topic. They’re fighting about the fight. “He said / she said.” Tone. Wording. Intent. Days of circular arguments where nobody feels heard and nothing gets resolved. When a couple can’t repair, every conversation becomes a risk. So both people start protecting themselves. One gets defensive. One gets critical. One shuts down. One chases harder. And then both conclude the same lie: “We’re just too different.” No. Difference doesn’t kill marriages. Drift kills marriages. A marriage can survive different interests. It can’t survive two people who stop turning toward each other. And drift doesn’t announce itself. It’s death by a thousand tiny decisions: “Not worth bringing up.” “I’ll deal with this alone.” “I don’t want another argument.” “I’ll just do my thing.” This is how couples become roommates: They keep the logistics. They lose the friendship. They keep the vows. They lose the warmth. Now here’s the part that will challenge men… and comfort women (if it’s real): As the leader, the man has to go first. Not by winning. Not by lecturing. Not by demanding respect. By leading in forgiveness and repair. Leadership in marriage is often just this: he absorbs the first blow to his pride and initiates peace. He’s the first to say: “I’m sorry. I was wrong. I see how that landed.” He repairs even when it’s “not 100% his fault,” because leadership isn’t a courtroom standard. It’s a covenant standard. And he learns the distinction most couples never learn: Forgiveness is releasing the debt of vengeance. Repair is rebuilding safety through changed behavior. Trust is earned slowly through consistency. You can forgive quickly. You cannot shortcut repair. And when he leads like that—calm, accountable, consistent—something shifts: conflict stops feeling like war and starts becoming feedback. Now add one more factor that shows up constantly, often whispered and minimized: Porn. Porn rarely shows up as the problem. It shows up as a leak. A leak of presence. A leak of honesty. A leak of desire. A leak of safety. For many men, it sits in a shame cycle: stress → escape → secrecy → self-contempt → distance → more stress. For many women, it lands as: “Am I safe? Am I chosen? Can I trust you with my heart?” Even if intimacy still happens, porn trains a man’s nervous system to self-soothe without the marriage. And then everyone wonders why the home feels brittle. So what’s the actual fix? Not “never argue again.” Healthy couples argue. The goal is conflict with skill. Conflict that stays respectful. Conflict that gets resolved. Conflict that produces closeness instead of scars. Because conflict handled well becomes feedback. Conflict handled badly becomes fracture. And here’s the uncomfortable truth that saves marriages: One person has to go first. Stop asking, “Who started it?” Start asking, “Who’s going to stop it?” If you’re the husband reading this: your marriage can’t run on providing money and hoping time fixes drift. Drift always wins unless you lead on purpose. If you’re the wife reading this: your desire for emotional safety, honest connection, and consistent pursuit isn’t “too much.” It’s sane. The marriage thrives when it’s protected—not treated as the leftover category after work and kids. If your kids left home tomorrow… would you know how to be friends again? If the answer scares you, good. Use that fear properly. Start small, but start today: - 10 minutes of calm connection daily (no problem-solving) - one weekly “friendship” rhythm that’s simple and repeatable - a conflict rule: slow down before you speed up - a repair phrase: “I’m on your side—let’s restart.” - and if porn is in the picture: remove secrecy, install real boundaries, get outside accountability Marriage doesn’t die from “being different.” It dies from drift + defensiveness + secrecy. And it heals the opposite way: intentional connection + humble ownership + consistent action.

@Redb0dy_p0litic @flabbytofit99 What is she complaining about?

@flabbytofit99 What if I am the one to do every single item on this list regularly while my wife complains or refuses to do most of them? I fix the house, discipline, handle bed/bath, get kids ready for school, pack lunch, provide for them, and all I get is her complaining

Things a husband should be able to do: If you can't do these, you're not a partner. You're another kid for her to manage. Here's the list: • Take care of bedtime solo Bath, teeth, pajamas, story, tucked in. Without texting her 47 times asking where things are. • Pack lunches the kids will actually eat Not just throw random stuff in a bag. Know what they like. What they'll eat. What the school allows. This is basic parenting. • Back up your wife to the kids Even if you disagree with her decision, back her up in the moment. Handle disagreements LATER in private. Never undermine her in front of the kids. Ever. • Provide for your family Not just financially. Emotionally too. Be present. Be engaged. Be a leader. Money matters, but so does showing up. • Cook an actual meal Not just order DoorDash. Make something. Feed your family. Clean up after. • Clean without being asked See the mess? Clean it. Don't wait for her to ask. Don't expect praise. You live here too. Act like it. • Manage hygiene and health Bath time. Brush teeth. Trim nails. Take them to doctor/dentist appointments. Know when their checkups are. Schedule them. Take care of it. Don't make her do everything. • Know what's happening in their lives Their teachers' names. Their friends' names. What they're learning. Be involved. Ask questions. Show up. Don't be the dad who has no idea what's going on. • Discipline consistently Don't be the "fun parent" who lets everything slide. Hold boundaries. Back up the rules. Be consistent. She shouldn't be the only one enforcing discipline. • Plan date nights Don't just say "We should go out sometime." Pick a day. Get a babysitter. Make a reservation. Plan something. She does 1000 things for your family. You can plan one date. • Grocery shop With a list. Without complaining. Get what's needed. She shouldn't have to manage every household task. You're capable. Act like it. • Handle tantrums in public Calmly. Effectively. Without losing your cool. She does this constantly. You can too. Step up when things get hard. • Show affection to your wife In front of the kids. In public. At home. Hug her. Kiss her. Hold her hand. Model what a loving marriage looks like. • Apologize when you're wrong To your wife. To your kids. "I was wrong. I'm sorry." Strong men own their mistakes. • Listen without fixing Sometimes she just needs to vent. Don't immediately try to solve everything. Just listen. Be present. Support her. • Handle basic home maintenance Fix things. Keep the house from falling apart. You don't need to be a contractor. But you should be capable of basic upkeep. • Support HER goals and dreams Not just expect her to support yours. What does SHE want? What are HER dreams? Marriage is a partnership. Act like it. If you can't do these things, you're not a husband. You're a man-child who needs a mommy, not a partner. Your wife shouldn't have to parent you AND the kids. Be the man she married. Step up.

@DerrickEvans4WV Then stop letting non-citizens vote.. its easy

🚨Democrat Senator Mark Warner: “We don't want ICE agents showing up to polling stations during elections.”

@iamrjknight God is the author and finisher of our faith.

I was reading the book of Ephesians just a few minutes back when this thought struct me. If the natural man truly has a free will to believe the gospel, then why does he need grace at all? If his will is already free, grace becomes unnecessary and the cross becomes optional. The very idea of a naturally free will quietly empties the gospel of its power. Share you thoughts...

@aj_inapi I noticed a shift around 2001

Question for Conservatives in America: How long ago were you able to have a decent conversation or disagreement with the left without it turning nasty? Before the internet? 70s, 80s, 90s? What do you personally think has changed?

@xevekiah So wait... you sent him money instead of correcting and training your own daughter? Thats missing legacy and relationship friend.

Y’all, my daughter recently received a $100k settlement check and her boyfriend simply asked her if she could hold the bills down for a little while so he could leave his job and focus on getting his real estate license. She told that man no, said she’s not taking care of a grown man that isn’t her husband. Mind you, this same man has been taking care of my daughter and her THREE kids for the past two years while my daughter hasn’t worked or brought in a single dollar of income. Not rent, not lights, not food, not nothing. I’m on my daughter’s bank account so I can help her manage things, and when I saw her fumble a man that’s been holding her and them kids down, I stepped in. I Zelled him $5k because that was the max it would let me send, told him to leave her and come stay with me until his new place is ready because I refuse to sit back and watch a good man get drained, disrespected, and discarded once the money hit. Of course my daughter found out and lost her mind, but I’ll be damned if I watch her damage a man who did everything right and got treated like he was disposable once she got a check.

@somegrlsam So tone deaf and so bland to last 4 years of actual government infringement and silencing freedoms for people. No one has the right to riot... geez.

I’m just going to say something to MAGA real quick, and I’m not going to bother arguing with any of you any further. There simply is no point. I fear that you don’t quite realize what is going on right now because you have a boot shoved so far down your throat that you can’t see what’s literally right in front of you. The government is infringing on your first amendment right, second amendment right, and fourth amendment right. You simply don’t care because you see it happening to people that you don’t like; people that you believe deserve it, and you think that it will never happen to you but you are sadly mistaken. The government is turning against its citizens and violating the constitution. You are not exempt to that and you will find that out very soon. So, while you may not agree with the people damaging buildings or throwing ice snowballs at Federal agents, or “getting in the way,” you should be on the side of American citizens who are losing their freedoms because that includes YOU wether you believe that or not. The government is not going to spare you because you support them, they don’t know you and they don’t care about you.

@beherleader This.. all of this.

Stop treating your wife like she’s a man. Her brain, body and nervous system aren’t built like yours. If you treat her like a smaller, weaker man, you’ll slowly crush the woman you love. 3 reminders every husband needs👇 1️⃣ HER BODY & NERVOUS SYSTEM ARE DIFFERENT Your wife is not “dramatic” because she’s tired, touched-out or overwhelmed. – She generally needs more sleep than you – Chronic stress hits her hormones harder – Noise, mess, conflict and constant demands spike her anxiety When you shrug that off and say “I’m tired too,” she doesn’t feel understood. When you guard her sleep, take over with the kids, and make home calmer and more predictable… her body finally feels safe. Safety first. Desire, playfulness, affection come after. 2️⃣ HER MIND CARRIES INVISIBLE WEIGHT Most wives aren’t drowning in chores. They’re drowning in responsibility. – Appointments, meals, gifts, school stuff – Who needs new shoes, who’s falling behind – Everyone’s emotions, including yours If your default is “Just tell me what to do,” she still has to manage everything in her head. Honouring her looks like: – Owning whole areas (bedtime, mornings, admin) – Not waiting to be asked – Not getting defensive when she’s fried When she feels you see the mental load and shoulder it without being asked 5 times, her nervous system finally gets to stand down. 3️⃣ HER HEART NEEDS PURSUIT & REASSURANCE Men often think: “I provide, I don’t cheat, what’s the problem?” But she also needs: – Warm, present listening (not cross-examining) – Affection that isn’t always a prelude to sex – To see from your commitment that you choose her, especially on the hard days She doesn’t want perfection. She wants to feel like your cherished wife, not your employee, roommate or therapist. When you: – Apologise first more often – Plan time together – Speak to her with tenderness and respect ...you become easier to trust, easier to relax around, and easier to desire. Men: this isn’t about becoming “less masculine.” It’s about becoming more accurately masculine for a woman, not for a man.

@ThomasSowell So democrats hate democracy now? I can't keep up

"If you voted for Republicans you should have your voting rights suspended at least one election."

@rabbriansamuel Its good to know why licensing began...

In my view, when a Christian couple is married by clergy but refuses to get a State marriage license, they are fornicating and living in sin. Am I incorrect? Every now and again, I am approached by believers wanting me to marry them without a legal marriage license, because marriage is between them and God, not the government. I will not officiate such ceremonies.

@allenanalysis Are we really more upset about demanding the truth more than the constant lies

🚨 NEW AUDIO: Karoline Leavitt just threatened CBS News over Trump’s interview: “Air it in full… or we’ll sue your ass off.” The White House is now openly trying to bully the media into compliance. This isn’t “transparency.” It’s intimidation.

@SoveyX YES!!

I’m not sure if I’m MAGA or not. I only get called MAGA by people on the Internet who hate me. I don’t have a hat. It’s not in my bio. I don’t consider myself a republican. I’ve had the same values since I was six years old. I wasn’t born in this country. Trump wasn’t president when I learned what I believe. My values didn’t change because social media told me to change. Here’s what I believe in: God exists and He is not optional. Christian is the first word in my bio for a reason. He means everything and it is who I am. Life begins at conception, abortion is not empowerment. Strong borders are not hateful, they are basic governance. Merit matters, outcomes are earned. Work hard, don’t whine, don’t ask the government to rescue you. Crime should be punished, not reframed as a lived experience. Parents raise children, not schools, activists, or bureaucrats. Men are men, women are women, reality is not negotiable. America is exceptional, worth defending, and nothing to apologize for. Be proud. Free speech exists for speech you don’t like. Law enforcement is necessary, not oppressive. Capitalism works, and everyone complaining is still using it. Hard work builds character, dependency destroys it. National sovereignty matters more than global feelings. Personal responsibility beats victimhood every time. If that makes me MAGA, fine. If it doesn’t, also fine. I didn’t borrow these beliefs from a movement. I learned them from my parents. I love them and trust them more than I will ever trust a political party. They actually care about my well-being. I don’t know what that makes me and frankly, I don’t care.