Mayorles

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Mayorles

Mayorles

@Mayorles01

Christian||Lawyer|| ICFCWJ

Somewhere on earth Katılım Kasım 2017
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Tevin Macharia Mukabana
Tevin Macharia Mukabana@TevinMacharia·
I AM WRITING THIS LETTER TO THOSE WHO ARE GENUINELY BORN AGAIN… BUT STILL STRUGGLING WITH SECRET SINS. BECAUSE I WAS THERE. There is a glory waiting for you in your future—so magnificent that you won’t need your pastor preaching holiness to you daily to recognize it. When you see a girl in the choir singing beautifully, yet she keeps sexual appointments… check her heart. She hasn’t seen the fullness of her future yet. When you see a young man dressed in church attire, seducing girls and getting applause from his friends… check him too. He hasn’t glimpsed his future either. Yes, God forgives. Again. And again. And again. But while He’s busy forgiving, angels are looking for someone else to rise in His kingdom—someone who will pay the price. What separates men before God is not how long they pray or how much Scripture they know. The value God places on you is measured by how much you can bear for His name’s sake. Sometimes He delays your salary to see if you’ll steal. Sometimes He allows temptations to test your growth. And yet, we still fall. He forgives—but we remain in the same class in the school of glory. Decision separates men. There is an OIL that comes with separation. Your weight before God is measured in the decisions you make when no one is watching. God often allows loneliness so that you can learn holiness. Forget public revival messages—many are behind in the school of glory, not because they chose to, but because they won’t pay the price of separation. Marriage is not an escape from sin. What you cannot control when single can control you even when married. Joseph ran from Potiphar’s wife while single—his future depended on it. God wants to raise a generation of boys and girls who love Him when no one is looking. Holiness by appearance alone is sending people to hell. Many are singing in choirs, praying publicly, yet dying in secret sin. Sister, your value before God is not in night vigils or singing, but in decision. God is waiting for you when no one else is. Succeed there, and you will command the supernatural. The greatest enemy of the end-time church is the misrepresentation of grace. They teach forgiveness but not promotion. God will forgive, but He will not move you to the next level if you remain in sin. There’s someone reading this now. Heaven is saying: You are due for manifestation, but you haven’t decided yet. You fear hunger. You fear loneliness. You fear what people will say if you stop trading your body for comfort. But sister, your weekend pleasures cannot steal your eternal value. Your enemy is not the witch in the village. Your enemy is any man who makes you comfortable in rebellion against God. Stop looking for holiness in church seats while God is preparing the next in line to take your place. We were there too—leading, singing, praying, yet addicted. Ashamed to confess. Trying every anointing oil, fasting, yet nothing changed… until we encountered the Word of God. Jesus said, “The words I speak to you will make you clean.” Read. Study. Esteem His Word above necessary food. Gradually, your appetites will change. Addictions will lose grip. Darkness will flee, and true Light will shine. Brother, sister—don’t rush into marriage as an escape. The spirit of lust respects no ring. Feed on the Word. Pray. Discipline your mind. Five chapters a day. One hour or more of prayer. Gradually, your thoughts will align with God’s vision for your life. Jesus said it wouldn’t be easy—but with God, all things are possible. Your heart may beat faster reading this. You may wonder if freedom is possible. Friend, the God who set us free will show up for you too. Receive grace to feast on the Word. Let God transform your life. And please, teach the young ones in your church. There’s no obligation to share this. No whips. No curses. But you know that sharing this could help someone walk free. Help someone today.
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TobiLoba
TobiLoba@tobsmann·
Just got word that I won my first ever case in court. Context: Sometime in 2023, I appeared for the first time in the high court. Something that was suppose to go smoothly, took an unexpected turn and I found myself in in my: 1. First court appearance: 2. First trial; and…
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Folasade
Folasade@folasade_daini·
In our first year alone, our creators went hit 10K followers, made $25K+ from brand deals and their own consulting businesses. So if you're like me, and you want the freedom that a creator business can give, then be at Algorithm, 2026. It’s free to attend. Just register
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BCBarracuda
BCBarracuda@BCCuda·
As a Canadian, I’m going to be blunt: If you’re thinking about moving to Canada—think twice. This is not the country it was 10–15 years ago. Housing is unaffordable for most. Food prices keep rising. Basic living costs are squeezing families hard. Access to healthcare isn’t what people expect—it is slow, delayed, and frustrating. There are also growing concerns around freedom of expression and the direction of the education system. Many parents feel schools are focusing more on specific social and ideological viewpoints than on core academics—and that their voices aren’t being heard in those decisions. Whether you agree or disagree, these concerns are real and they’re not being addressed clearly or openly. And if you ever plan to leave, there are financial rules—like departure tax policies—that many people don’t fully understand until it’s too late. This isn’t about politics. It’s about reality on the ground. Canada has serious problems that shouldn’t be ignored. Before making a life-changing move, talk to people living here now. Look at the cost of living. Look at the system as it actually is today—not what it used to be. Then make your decision with your eyes open.
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Folasade
Folasade@folasade_daini·
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Man of Letters.
Man of Letters.@Letter_to_Jack·
Do you know what’s fascinating about the life of Jesus as recorded in the Holy Bible? Even without the messianic title (assume that you can set aside his divinity for a moment I mean), the human, non-religious persona of Jesus Christ would still be one of greatest, most progressive humans to ever live. It’s 2026 and no one could point to any of his acts/teachings that would violate today’s most progressive codes. For a man who lived 2000 years ago, in the darkest ages, isn’t that incredible? Read through his teachings, with his words, he simplified the complexity of human existence through the teachings of tolerance, love and kindness towards others. His teachings about the purity and honesty of Children as what makes them the best of humans, and how we should aspire to be like them. How we shouldn’t force our message on others, that once they say NO, just walk away. Thats consent. Never preached nor encouraged violence. Gender equality, alms giving and respect for constituted authority. He taught it all… Two Thousand and Twenty Six years ago.
Muyiwa Awoniyi@IAmDonawon

There is literally a reason why every religious book acknowledges Jesus. While Jesus only acknowledged Himself😂 THE BIGGEST✝️

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PortHarcourt Sailor
PortHarcourt Sailor@GodsgreatG·
Allow me to add more context to this: From a very young age, when I got my own space in my parents house, till when I moved out, I started living like this. I handled everything myself. I cleaned my space, washed my clothes, cooked my meals; I’m actually a good cook—and ran my errands. I was completely self-reliant. If something needed to be done, I did it myself. I don’t ask for help. I enjoyed my own company, and when I started sailing, it intensified the solitude. It made me feel strong and in control. But here’s the downside: when you get used to doing everything alone, relationship with a woman becomes difficult. Letting a woman into my space felt less like companionship and more like an intrusion of my privacy. I had grown too comfortable being by myself. My mindset was this: anything you can do for me, I can do for myself. I was overly guarded. Asking for help felt like weakness. Allowing someone to support me made me feel vulnerable. I had to unlearn that. I had to learn how to open up, to share space, to accept help without feeling like I was losing control. Self-reliance and solitude have their strengths. You’re less likely to be disappointed because you expect little from others. But if you’re not careful, it can isolate you. And once it settles in too deeply, it becomes hard to let anyone close.
veriTY™️@VERITY_HQ

This is arguably the best way to live as a man .

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Mayorles@Mayorles01·
There is so much truth in this. I had grown to be so independent and self-sufficient that it affected my relationships. I'm now learning to undo some things.
𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘@eagleseyeinc

this is arguably one of the most dangerous ways to live as a man even if it looks strong on the surface. i started working in mining straight out of school, remote sites, long rotations and harsh conditions and out there, weakness gets exposed fast, you carry your own weight, you fix your own gear, you eat what you cook, no one babysits you underground... that environment trains you to rely on yourself or get crushed, literally. after a few years, that mindset followed me home. i paid my bills early, handled repairs, made my own food, kept my emotions locked up tight and independence became identity. if something broke, i fixed it. if something hurt, i buried it. i didn’t need anyone and i wore that like armor. but here’s the part nobody tells you: when you build a life where no one is needed, you also build one where no one fits. relationships started feeling inefficient, emotional conversations felt unnecessary, vulnerability felt like handing someone a pickaxe and hoping they wouldn’t swing. self sufficiency and independence is powerful, yes it makes you competent, steady and hard to shake but if your not careful as a man, it turns into emotional isolation disguised as strength... and unlearning that, learning to let someone stand beside you instead of always proving you can stand alone is harder than any shift underground.

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Mayorles@Mayorles01·
I stumbled on a Danish movie 'For my brother'. I was livid & almost turned it off. It's about two teen brothers sexually abused by their paedophile father. Rapes and pimps out the eldest to strangers and his friends. It really traumatised me. Sexual Abuse is EVIL & UNFORGIVABLE
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Lekan Olayinka
Lekan Olayinka@lekan_olayinka1·
A 24-year-old woman claimed that a 4-year-old boy had a crush on her, sexualizing and projecting adult intentions onto him. She said he wants to come close and "lock lips" with her. Then she mentioned he wants to put his head on her lap. Crushing on her. Locking lips with her. Putting his head on her lap. Zubby, these aren't sexual to you? From an adult to a literal child? I want you to picture a 24-year-old man saying the exact same things about a 4-year-old girl. Would you still deem it non-sexual? This pattern some of you girls have been using to defend and rationalize Simi's past tweets is not only unfair but also dangerous. You are effectively normalizing pedophilic tendencies. If this happened in a place like the UK, she would be in serious trouble. She was in charge of minors and was talking about a child "crushing" on her and wanting to "lock lips." If you had a daughter and saw her male daycare worker saying this about her, you would be furious. You would alert the police, come to Twitter/X, and rightly so. Women would go all out in attack mode, and rightfully so. But because it's Simi doing it, many of you are rationalizing it? I'm even seeing Christian girls retweeting defenses of those tweets. It's troubling. You all are not helping at all. Lastly, as you rationalize this, remember that people are watching. I hope one day the roles do not reverse. Because if they do, people will do for the man exactly what many women are doing for Simi today. I pray such a day doesn't happen.
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Foundational Nupe Lawyer
Foundational Nupe Lawyer@egi_nupe·
If you are angry a self-confessed child molester is being called out, it only means one thing: you are either also a child molester or a child molester apologist.
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Oluwaseun
Oluwaseun@officialtelz·
David could be somewhere living his life, thinking he’s untouched, not knowing he was exposed to repeated sexual abuse as a toddler. He might even be on Twitter and not realize it’s his story. This is why you can’t blindly trust anyone with children. Not men. Not women.
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Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Poilievre@PierrePoilievre·
This is insane and Orwellian. Governments and kangaroo courts now chill freedom of expression instead of fighting crime, censoring people who dare to speak their minds. Just ask the B.C. school board trustee who got slapped with a $750,000 fine for saying there are two genders. Enough is enough. We must defend the truth and free speech against these mad censors. Sign here to support free speech: conservative.ca/cpc/restore-fr… nationalpost.com/opinion/canadi…
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Mayorles@Mayorles01·
The Lord is good. All the time!!!
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