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[Carol B. 🇿🇦 @CarolBoitumelo1]

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[Spectatoor @Spectatoor007]

@FlightSite you guys took my money without booking the flight help!

[𝕭𝖊𝖑𝖘 🇺🇸 @therealbelano]

I can’t find the Full sermon but this was the sermon i listened or heard when i wanted to commit suicide! There is one from Les brown also. Il share them when I find them.

What ever you are going through is temporary! It always get better after the storms.

[Big Amara @lx_amara]

I’m usually skeptical about ex-witch testimonies.
But this was a good one. She knows what she’s talking about.

[Shantel Nzima @ShantelNzima]

Took me 10, 10… 10 holy years. An entire decade. There’s nothing you can tell me about resilience and commitment that I don’t already know.

Please hire me also, or patronise my town planning services, I’ve got 5 years experience in the field.

Thank you in advance.

[Tife Chris @TifeChris]

If the Algorithm shows you my Art, kindly support by sharing. Thanks✨

[préciøús✨ @precioustweetts]

I’m a medical student and I want to remind you to pay attention to the muscles in your left shoulder, especially the trapezius area to avoid strain.

It's better not to sleep on your side; ideally, you should sleep next to me.

[The journey of A Christian lady @ThejourneyofACL]

I'm passing the phone to a woman who is about to walk into everything she has been praying for and more💛

[God’s Daughter @IyeneomiOgoina]

When we first moved to the UK, my husband was working 6–7 days a week, 10–12 hour shifts in a warehouse.

I was in school, still applying for jobs, and learning a whole new system.

Most men couldn’t last a few months in that place.
But my husband? He was built different.

Some nights, he would wake me up to stay online with his login details so I could help him pick extra shifts before others grabbed them at midnight. While he was on the warehouse floor, I was at home refreshing his portal, doing fastest fingers, reading for my course and applying for jobs.

During his breaks, we would chat online.
He would come home to a prepared meal and rest.

Sometimes we would sit together and calculate cheaper logistics routes.
There was a time I escorted him on foot for almost 25 minutes every morning just so he could catch a bus to meet his pickup junction on time.

He always informed me when he got to work.
Always told me his itinerary.

One day I asked him:
“Why are you rushing to pick extra shifts when others are resigning?”

He said:
“My wife and kids are my motivation. Whenever I think about you, I get strength. The job doesn’t feel hard again.”

It took a lot from me to finally convince him to leave that warehouse after he got a proper engineering job in his field.

Today, when we drive past some places, we laugh.

We pass the first house we rented.
The second company he worked for.
The first engineering job he got in the UK.

We remember the days he rode a bicycle to work.
His first bicycle accident.
The scars from some of the jobs he did.

Just a few days ago, we drove past those places with our kids on a fun outing and laughed like we were watching a movie of our past.

Sometimes people see you and assume the worst.

They don’t understand that many hardworking men are not driven by fear.
They are driven by love.

He was happy doing all he did.
Happy coming home to a wife he could be vulnerable with.
Happy building a future with someone who stood with him in the struggle.

This is an experience some people may never have in their entire life —
because they mock the kind of love that builds empires.

In this life, you don’t just need a partner.
You need a teammate.

And when you find one, protect it. ❤️

[Spectatoor @Spectatoor007]

@Miz_Fey Congratulations

[Spectatoor @Spectatoor007]

@FavorGrace90 Amen

[Spectatoor @Spectatoor007]

@XekiHlongwane @Nandi_Madida Hi, which app is this.

[Spectatoor @Spectatoor007]

@nathanielblow AMEN!!

[Ik Nnadi 🇳🇬 @NnadiArts1]

I’m not a famous artist with a huge following. I’m simply someone painting timeless and peaceful portraits of women and their daughters. If this reaches you, say hi or repost. These pieces are meant to touch the hearts that need them most.❤️

[Mzamo Dudula @MzamoDudula]

Let’s help one person start 2026 with a bang. This is a law graduate, currently working at Mug & Bean, seeking an opportunity to serve articles as a candidate attorney. Please share, the right employer might just be scrolling your timeline.

[Neto @docneto]

Marriage readiness is largely internal for men but external for women. In practice this means the right person just needs to propose to a woman and she'll say yes. For a man, the "perfect person" might be next to him and if he doesn't feel ready, he'll never propose. When he finally feels ready, he'll likely marry the next person he dates.

This is important for women to understand and internalize. You cannot singlehandedly make a man propose to you. You can be the perfect girlfriend but if he's not ready, the ring isn't coming. Do not blame yourself, it's never your fault. Hence, If marriage is a priority, only entertain advances from men who are clearly ready to marry.

How do you know a man is ready to marry? There are signs but the easiest thing is to simply ask directly what their timeline is and what state they need to be in to feel ready. Do this early and if the timeline doesn't fit yours, move on. If the timeline aligns and you start dating yet don't see a ring within the agreed timeline, please breakup and move on.

As a woman wanting to marry, always be strict with men and don't take any nonsense. The moment you start to make an excuse for a man is when he will start using your heart for kalo kalo. Men have the luxury of time, you generally don't. Men step up to the standard that women set.

[Her Majesty @busiswaah]

When BANOMOYA was song of the year end of 2018, I got a call for interview on a community radio station in KZN, Inanda fm; on the other line they had a father who had just lost her 6-year old daughter exactly as the midnight fireworks were blowing up in the moments when the song was playing on the radio. She had loved the song so much that she had been voting on her mom’s phone for it, hoping it would ‘win’.

Someone was firing random gunshots in the air & she got hit by a stray bullet. And that was her life, ended. In a joyous moment. Celebrating. Anticipating. Surrounded by loud love & joy. Gone.

Stop playing with guns this festive. It’s not cute. It’s not edgy. It’s not harrrd. Put them away. Especially nina my people of the heavens. You know who you are. Stop it.

[mads campbell @martyrdison]

i have a theory about God i talk about all the time

He knows He can’t reach everyone through the same methods, so He meets you in a way you can understand

if you’re naturally funny, He puts you in situations that, in hindsight, are so absurd you can’t help but laugh

if you’re analytical, He shows up as patterns. coincidences that line up too cleanly to ignore

if you’re emotional, He reaches you through love and loss. through people who break you open and show you what mattered

if you’re a skeptic, He lives in the questions that won’t leave you alone

God isn’t broadcasting on one frequency and blaming people for not tuning in

He’s speaking the language you already understand

and if you ever stop long enough to listen, you realize He’s been talking to you the entire time

[uMaSimelane 🇿🇦 @sibane_s]

for her. for me. for us 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜