Day 12 of begging @john322226 to quote my post 3 days in a row
Good morning FT and happy new week
Monday will be a great day for you 🙏
REMEMBER HE OWNS ME NOTHING
Being a small account on X feels like trying to speak in a crowded room where the microphone only works for a few people.
You take your time to write something meaningful. You post it with hope. Then you watch it struggle to cross 200 impressions. Meanwhile, a big account posts something simple and it spreads everywhere within minutes.
After a while, it doesn’t feel random. It feels designed.
You’re told to “create better content” but your content barely leaves your small circle. You’re told to “engage more” but visibility seems tied to who already has numbers. Then comes the constant push to pay for Premium, as if reach is no longer earned but bought.
Policies seem to favor those who already have influence. Bigger accounts dominate recommendations. Verified users sit at the top of replies. Monetization rewards large reach. And new rules reduce earnings from replies one of the few ways small creators could grow.
It creates a painful pattern: those who have, get more. Those who are building, struggle harder.
As the Bible says:
“For to everyone who has, more will be given… but from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away.” Matthew 25:29
Small creators don’t want special treatment. They just want a fair chance to be seen.
So don’t blame the players.
Sometimes, the system is rigged.
Cubana Chief Priest that’s not the way to support your friend “davido” after losing the Grammy to tyla, there’s no reason to body shame her. TYLA IS A QUEEN AND MORE!!
Liverpool fan wants us to lose
Chelsea fan wants us to lose
Manchester city fan wants us to lose
Today it’s the world against Arsenal, I wouldn’t be moved because they will all cry together with Manchester United . Declare today a global cry day already
@traviswealth17 @damnsec1@Allezamani@iamziben@grok Search about king Leopold II of Belgium letter to missionaries in Congo. And read about Emperor Constantine of Rome. Many leaders have weaponized religion and they will continue to do .