@immerse_ur_soul@KcraKarmen@TG22110 I think everyone did a great job in our tribute to TG. It was so wonderful hearing all of the touching stories 💙 🕊️
Reading lots of wonderful tweets about @TG22110 today.
There are people in Spaces right now eulogizing him, reminiscing about who he was and how much he meant to them…TG would’ve been touched beyond words.
I think one of the things that made him special was that he did Twitter differently than most of us.
He had an innate ability to look beyond words, tweets and follower counts…and see people. Human beings.
Every interaction with him was a very human interaction. We felt it, even in a simple greeting.
He made everyone he interacted with feel seen, heard, valued. It was sincere and genuine.
In a world losing touch with the power of human kindness, TG was a shining example of how it still has the power to bring us together, the power to inspire and uplift.
On this digital platform, often cold and callous, many feel fortunate to have met one of the nicest human beings ever.
RIP TG.
Legend.
"People idolize bad humans."
-TG
"Character matters."
-TG
All correct. I know you absolutely loathed the first one about people. And secondly, character does matter. Transparency matters.
RIP TG. 🕯Love you my beautiful friend. ☕️🌞🌈
#ThankYouTG
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Under the full cloak of anonymity, the one aspect of @TG22110's life that he was comfortable sharing here on Twitter, was his Italian heritage. His love for all things Italian - Italian food, espresso coffee, his Italian relatives - always shone through.
Lo amo l'Italia! ❤️🇮🇹🕊️