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Alright everyone can pack it up for this year’s graduation commencement speeches because Eric Church gave the best one I’ve ever heard. 🔥

@elonmusk Should we stop farming almonds while we're at it as well?

Hmm

@honor_dennis @FitWithDrSam Same here. We share a beautiful life together and have full access to everything. That still means we respect each other’s privacy.

My wife has 100% full access to my phone and I have the same for her’s. We use one email address. Both our phones GPS each other. We are setup to share every password, location, search, contact, smart home device communication, security systems & cameras, Banking transactions and photographs all in real time. It has nothing to do with controlling or a trust issue. We learned that nothing is a secret when you have a dual flame as a spouse.

I got into a huge argument with my wife because I wouldn’t let her check my phone. She said: We should have each other’s passwords. That’s what real couples do. I told her: A phone is personal. So finally, I asked a famous marriage counselor who was right. He said this:

@TaraBull God bless you, good sir!

You never know what someone is going through. Prayers for you johnnyscholl46_

@FinFreedom414 B, without hesitation — I genuinely live that life. I’ve known plenty of people who put their careers first, and not one of them has found real happiness.

Imagine you had to choose your life at age 40: Option A: Single. No kids. $10M net worth. Travel anywhere. Total freedom. Quiet house. Quiet holidays. Option B: Married. 3 kids. $1M net worth. Drive a Toyota. Chaos every morning. Loud house. Full dinner table. Be honest, which life are you choosing?

@_Topsiee_ I’m so sorry for your loss. What a beautiful tribute to your wife. Thanks for sharing how much you loved and respected her, and I hope you carry her legacy. We need more people on this planet like you and Kyra.

Hi everyone. This is Ethan, Kyra’s husband writing from her account. It has taken me a while to find the strength to post this, but I wanted to reach out to the people here who knew her and cared about her, because this community meant so much to her and I want you to hear from me about the person behind the name you all know and loved. A number of months ago, while Kyra was pregnant, we experienced the heartbreaking loss of our baby due to complications. It was a grief she carried quietly but profoundly. She tried so fucking hard to keep moving forward, to hold herself together, and to find moments of peace, all while battling her own illness and the heavy weight of her depression. She fought longer and so much harder than anyone could ever know, but ultimately, the pain became too much, and she lost that fight and took her own life. Many of you within her community knew her as Topsiee, but to me she was just Kyra. My wife, my partner, the love of my life and the most loving and caring woman I’ve ever known. She had a very gentle, open heart and a compassion for others that touched everyone around her. She always wanted people to feel welcome, included, valued and seen. Even when she was hurting, she thought about how to make others smile. How to bring comfort or light to someone else's day, and how to create little moments of joy in the lives of those she cared about. This community was one of those places where she found real joy. She spoke often about the laughter, kindness, and lifelong friendships she found here. Sharing this space with all of you gave her moments of happiness and comfort, and reminded her of the goodness that still exists even in hard times. She cherished it deeply. Kyra’s love wasn’t just something she shared with her family or close friends. She carried it with her everywhere. She cared so much about people she had never met, wanted others to feel seen, and tried to make the world around her a little brighter whenever she could. That love and care were constant parts of who she was, online and off, and I feel so lucky to have known the real heart behind the name so many of you knew. Her life, though far far too short, left a mark on myself and on so many others she touched. She reminded us that even small acts of kindness and moments of connection can matter in ways we don’t always realize in that moment. That was her gift. To make people feel valued, to lift them up, and to share warmth in a way that was uniquely hers. Please keep her memory alive in the ways she loved most. Through kindness, through laughter, and through caring for one another, in the same gentle and thoughtful ways she always tried to. She was loved by so many and she will never be forgotten. Rest in peace my little lovebug.

@realNickTran You have my support, good sir, and I thank you for your service!

Gene Wu started it. I’m addressing it. I’m tired of Americans being told they don’t belong in their own country.

The same CIA operatives who ran color revolutions overseas are now running one in Minneapolis. Barbara Boyd exposes Maria Stephan, the NED, and the regime-change playbook being used against Trump. Names. Files. Receipts. Watch now:

I suspect @elonmusk would love to make this happen.

We just started going back to church, so I want to say this carefully, because I’m fully aware I could be missing something... …but I’ve been feeling very frustrated with, what I perceive to be, a lack of passion for the truth in the church In a recent sermons, someone said something like, “Hurting people with our words is wrong and we shouldn’t do that.” Not “don’t be unnecessarily cruel…” which I agree with. It’s more like… “don’t make anyone feel bad.” Which is NOT the same thing, and frankly… I don’t know if that’s even possible. And I definitely don’t know if that’s what we should be trying to prioritize right now… people’s FEELINGS, of all things. Because if “hurting someone’s feelings” becomes the standard, then truth is AUTOMATICALLY in trouble. So what is the Christian church actually going for, here? That my responsibility is to protect your emotional comfort… even if it requires me to stay silent while you live a lie? Because I firmly believe the opposite. Lying to someone is wrong, BUT ALSO allowing someone to keep believing a lie is wrong. I guess the point I’m trying to get at here is that I feel like a lot of what gets called “kindness” right now is just fear of conflict, or put another way, I feel like kindness is used as a shield for Christians to be passive. “I’m not perfect, therefore I won’t correct anyone.” “I’m not God, therefore I won’t say anything.” “I might make a mistake, so I’ll stay out of it.” What on earth do you think that creates? It creates a world where nobody with a conscience says anything out loud, a bunch of people walking around confusing their kindness with pure cowardice. Honestly, I just feel alone in the fight. What happens when all the “good” people decide the holiest thing they can do is stay quiet because a pastor is telling them to be terrified to speak up for fear of being called “unloving”? WAKE UP!!!!! The Left is shaping kids right now and THEY ARE NOT SHY ABOUT IT!!! They’re loud and absolutely relentless. They’re also ABSOLUTELY EVERYWHERE. In the schools, entertainment, social media, sports, corporations, and institutions that used to at least pretend to be neutral. Their messaging is constant, aggressive…AND it’s framed as pure, holy, morality! So… what’s going on with the Christian church these days? Is your highest moral principle really, “no one should ever feel uncomfortable”???? Sorry for the long rant here, I just feel, like I said before, strangely alone in it. As if I’m the problem for believing that truth matters more than feelings… like wanting to speak out against something that is wrong is somehow “unChristian” of me if it gets others angry, upset, or threatening… TOWARDS ME. Maybe I’ve got this wrong and I’m open to hearing it, but in general, I feel alone in this.

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The government shutdown never should have happened. The losing party shouldn’t be able to stop the winning party from governing. But they can, because of the filibuster. It’s undemocratic. It was created by accident. It’s a bug, not a feature. Abolish the filibuster.

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@ElijahSchaffer We’re on a similar journey. It’s a pleasure to be in good company. I trust in our savior Jesus Christ to provide us guidance during this journey, and I pray that many many others are seeking a similar path, and will find peace in the open arms of God.

I have decided to go fully into a state of confession & reconciliation I wasn’t sure if there were certain things in my life I wanted to give up I’m too familiar with my worldly lifestyle & it has seemed to hard to detach from Perhaps it is and I will fail. I cannot know my future, but I can hold on to faith and God’s promise to guide me into His will I won’t ever be perfect, but I’m willing to submit whatever God is calling me to give up or begin doing Surrounded myself with a group of good Godly people and resources first as I know it’s going to be very difficult / hard to stay accountable If you ever hear that I’m not perfect, that I have sinned, or compromised on my spiritual goals. Unfortunately it’s all possible as an imperfect human being - I honestly don’t even know what success looks like in this endeavor But the fear of future failure cannot and will not longer be a tool of the enemy to keep me from putting my best foot forward to conform to the character of God Pray for my soul that I would be set free to be in communion with God and please always pray for the souls of all those still suffering in sin & rebellion I’m not claiming a sudden conversion, just willing to begin the actual journey to submit my life to The One who created me. I don’t know my purpose here on earth, but I know my purpose isn’t the way I’m living May God grant me the grace and mercy to find out the answer to this difficult question. I know the answer is out there, in Jesus’s name. (I hope I never lose my dry sense of humor in all of this - I will still always be imperfect me, but hopefully I’m changed internally)

I grew up Catholic, left the church in college, spent about 18 years without walking with Christ, got married, then went back to a non-denominational church, had kids, left church altogether, 16 years later, I took my wife and kids to City Reach church in Austin, TX, started to read the Bible daily, building a beautiful relationship with Jesus. Now, I am volunteering at my church, currently training to be a leader in the parking team, and I feel like I've just scratched the surface. I recently joined a small group for men, and the relationships and fellowship continue to grow. Just take the first step, but don’t do it alone. I’ll pray for you, Elijah. God bless you.

I’m so eternally black pilled about almost everything Have to make massive changes in my life so I can be at peace w/ God I do not believe those who are spiritually weak will survive What did you do to spiritually mature? I need Jesus Need to shift from vice to virtue