Power is not always a title, a stage, or a bank account.
Power is influence.
Start small. Smile first. Speak up. Create a shift.
The more you use your power, the more you develop it.
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Around negative people especially those related to me. I hate who I am because it’s not a reflection of me, so I stay away from those people unless they try to force a situation with the courts involved like now
If you’re unsure whether someone is worth your time and energy, ask yourself these questions:
Do I like who I am when I'm around them?
Do they challenge me in ways that elevate me or in ways that confuse and derail me?
Most importantly, does my behavior around them move me closer to or further from my values?
Report the f out of these people man easier for you spot them all than us amd we have to privileged verification each time we report even Though we are already verified and paid users.
Shit show
Things Men Want But Will Never Ask For:
Peace.
Respect.
Appreciation.
Gentle affection.
He won’t ask. Asking feels like weakness to a man wired to provide, not to need.
So he bottles it. Grinds harder. Goes quiet.
The world calls that “strong.”
It’s really just starving in silence.
Don’t wait for him to ask.
Give it anyway.
Cardone Word of the Day Tuesday Aug 25, 2026;
Delineate (verb)
Definition;
To describe, portray, or set forth something with accuracy and precision in detail,
or to mark, sketch, or indicate the outline or boundaries of something (literally by drawing lines,
or figuratively by clearly defining limits).
Examples: The report carefully delineates the steps needed to implement the new policy.
Streetlights delineated the narrow roads at night.
She delineated the main characters in the novel with sharp, vivid detail.
Etymology and Root
The word entered English in the mid-1500s (first attested around 1559) from Latin dēlīneātus, the past participle of dēlīneāre (“to sketch out” or “to trace the outline of”). It is formed from:The intensive prefix dē- (“completely” or “thoroughly”) līneāre (“to draw lines”), which comes from līnea (“line,” originally meaning a linen thread, string, or cord).
The core root is Latin linea (line).
Related English words include line, linear, lineage, and delineation (the noun form meaning the act of outlining or a detailed description).
Hey @elonmusk and @nikitabier replacement; a very Strong Recommendation;
remove the delete button, and require all actors to live with their commentary.
IRL, one cannot criticize, condemn, discredit or attempt to deminish others vocally and then decide to delete it pretending as if they did not spread gossip, rumor and falsities.
When you can delete your actions, you will not be responsible for your actions......deleting a post does not take back the statement made, nor does it require responsibility.
If you need something like a delete button, why don't you get rid of it and replace it with an apology button or a button saying you were wrong and spoke too soon without facts or data.
ONE-OF-A-KIND: A toddler with cerebral palsy now has a custom-made mobility chair after a UTC student helped her family find a solution they could not get through insurance: https://t.co/7vHhcAJAOJ
@TheRealBradLea Is that how my mom is able to call me when I have her unblocked I crawled her three times cause I don’t wanna text her and I have something to say and then he somehow is able to violate the phone Company and CWA and call me back