St. Elmo's Fire
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Erika Kirk’s husband was assassinated in September. It’s March & a black comedian is putting on white face & mocking her in a video. Honest question, if a prominent black leader had been assassinated & a white comedian put on blackface & mocked his widow, what would happen?
DRUSKI@druski
How Conservative Women in America act 😂🇺🇸
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@LauraLoomer @KristiNoem So he expects everyone to tell the truth except for himself?
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BREAKING:
@KristiNoem has just been FIRED as DHS Secretary. President Trump made the announcement in a post on Truth Social. This comes following her Congressional testimony this week in which she said President Trump signed off on a $200 million ad contract which he never signed off on.
Trump says Senator @SenMullin Markwayne Mullin will become the new DHS Secretary, effective March 31, 2026.
Trump added that Noem will be moving to be the new Special Envoy for The Shield of the Americas.


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@HarrietEve9 So the man that posted this about her knows more about her than the lady herself?
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@alanbarcoff @usatodaysports You made the statement. Why don't you post data that supports your claim. I will wait
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@usatodaysports Angel Reese's Unrivaled games in 2025 were some of the LEAST watched, go check the ratings for her Rose games, under 100,000 usually. She has NO fans, just paid bots
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In a interview with USA TODAY, Napheesa Collier discussed Unrivaled's growth in Season 2, including the return of Angel Reese. usatoday.com/story/sports/w…
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@CurtissKing To let yall tell it. He isn't black. Aren't you from the "not like us" crowd? Choose your fallacy and be consistent.
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Last new years eve I knew my marriage was over . Fast forward a year and tonight I won't be in tears, walking on egg shells and fearful of an angry unhinged man. I'm free. Let's go 2026!! I'm ready . #HappyNewYear2026
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@LeahRemini Happy New Year Leah. I left my 21 yr marriage this year . Tonight I'm alone. Tonight I'm in peace.
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It’s been a hard year.
One marked by losses that feel insurmountable. Losses I still can’t seem to get over.
I’m surprised by how physical grief is. By how a heart can actually hurt when I instinctively go to call or text the people who used to be there and aren’t anymore. That moment still catches me off guard.
And yet, there were moments of joy and achievements this year too. Real ones. Unexpected ones. I hold both truths at the same time.
Tonight, although I have options, and I am deeply aware of how blessed I am to have family and friends I could spend New Year’s Eve with, I am choosing something quieter. I am staying in bed and watching the ball drop.
I did this last year too. I remember wondering if that meant I was sad. I wasn’t.
I see it now as giving myself permission to be a little uncomfortable with change. To let things be different. To spend time with myself without trying to fix, distract, or perform my way through it.
And that is okay.
For those who have had a hard year in other ways — with work, money, uncertainty, or setbacks that feel personal even when they are not — this is for you too.
Whatever your hardships were this year, take tonight to honor yourself. Do not beat yourself up over what you could have done or should have done. If we had known better at the time, we would have.
I am trying to learn that some things are simply out of my control, and that learning that does not mean failure. It means being human. I try to practice this too — sometimes I can’t turn off that voice that beats myself up for my failures that I’m trying to redefine so they don’t consume me into shame.
If you are alone tonight, by choice or not, let it be okay. Put on your favorite pajamas. Order your comfort meal. Grab the snack you love. Let yourself rest in your own strength.
It is okay not to have plans.
It is okay not to be celebrating loudly.
It is okay if you are still grieving.
It is okay if this year challenged you in ways you did not choose or could not control, whether through work, relationships, finances, health, or loss.
It is okay to forgive yourself.
It is okay if you are healing quietly.
Tonight does not have to be about resolutions or reinvention. Sometimes it is enough to simply make it through the year and arrive here, still standing.
Here is to honoring what we have lost, appreciating what remains, and allowing ourselves to enter the new year gently, exactly as we are.

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