MONITOR AE

Religion wasn't created to solve any problem but to control you. It offers non-existent hopes and dreams. It is used to keep you in check. You're just a pawn in the religious game.

I believe COVID was released ON PURPOSE to stop Trump. What do you believe?

The first look at the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library in Miami just dropped: 👀

Malcolm X had it right: keep your religion in the closet and between you and your Creator. When faith starts dictating professional outcomes, it’s a dangerous path. Sad to see a career end this way. Why are Christians being persecuted globally? It feels like a well-orchestrated move to silence Christian values, especially in the Western world. ME : To anyone trying to silence me simply because I am a Christian: you will not succeed. My faith is not up for debate.

Myron vs Ohio University - Highlights!😂 Total victory!👨🏾‍🍳🔥

F*ck off. Women initiate 70% or divorces and almost always get the upper hand financially. If she also got to live freely on his bank account while half a$$ing taking care of the home while he worked that doesn’t make her a martyr. Quit being willfully ignorant about reality. I’ve been a single father for years now and I would pick ANY day being home with my child managing everything about that home than working for some stranger who thinks of me as a number. ANY day. That home would run to perfection. Most women do not come close to that level of functionality. And I’m sorry to break to it to you but taking care of the home and child ain’t that difficult. It’s just not. It’s more fulfilling and easier than clocking in. I have absolutely done both simultaneously and know very well what each takes. Some do not have exclusive rights to victimhood because they claim it.

This hits differently than you’d expect… A man shared how grocery shopping feels after his divorce, and it’s not about the food at all. He said after four years of marriage, something as simple as walking through the store now feels… empty. No more “what do you want for dinner?” No more grabbing things for someone else. No more little routines that used to feel normal. Now it’s just quiet aisles, one cart, and choices that only affect him. It’s crazy how the smallest, everyday things can change the most after something like that. What used to feel routine now feels completely different. Do you think moments like this are the hardest part of moving on, and have you ever experienced something simple that suddenly felt different after a big life change?