ITS OFFICIALLY MY 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF MY BRYCEJW YOUTUBE CHANNEL, IM FOREVER GRATEFUL AND APPRECIATIVE OF EVERYONE WHO LIKED, COMMENTED AND SUBSCRIBED THANK YOU I LOVE YOU ALL https://t.co/Jh0pHivGrU
🔶 BryceJW is coming to Southeast Game Exchange 2026!
@brycejw is a YouTube content creator best known for his Geometry Dash content, along with videos centered around gaming conventions across the country. From high-energy gameplay to on-the-floor con coverage, he brings passion and excitement to the gaming community wherever he goes.
Starting the new year strong, Bryce is also building up his Nintendo Switch collection, and his Nintendo DS collection sharing that journey with his audience. And even with his disability, he continues to overcome every challenge, proving himself to be one of the hardest-working content creators we know. His dedication and positivity are truly inspiring.
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Hey guys, Nate here. Thank you to my friend who posted this for me. Just an update:
Not much. Just not feeling much pain due to meds atm. Had scans done. No idea what’s next. They said they are done letting me live in daily 8/10 pain. I don’t have the energy to be angry it took them this long and an emergency for them to finally believe me on how hard this is every day.
I’ve been suffering for a long while. But, I set it all aside for my family who needed me. They still need me. But apparently, I’ve hit my limit.
Whenever I find out what’s next, I’ll let you know. I’m still in pain. And it’s creeping back up. Meds wearing off and such.
First my son. Now me. I don’t know how much more I can take.
Carolina Games Summit will be hosting College Football 27 at the Southeast Game Exchange.
📍 Greenville Convention Center | July 17-19
🏆 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE:
July 18th @ 6PM
July 19th @ 1PM
Winners take home college scholarships from Barton College, Louisburg College & USC Upstate, plus additional exciting prizes!
Create your account and register: https://t.co/XHQgltHq2A
Join our Discord: https://t.co/j1nHZBVDvO
@UpstateEsports@bartonesports@EsportsAtLC@SEGE2026
Carolina Games Summit will be hosting Quake Live at the Southeast Game Exchange.
📍 Greenville Convention Center | July 17-19
🏆 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE:
July 17th @ 5PM
Winners take home college scholarships from Barton College, Louisburg College & USC Upstate, plus additional exciting prizes!
Create your account and register: https://t.co/XHQgltGSd2
Join our Discord: https://t.co/j1nHZBV5Gg
@UpstateEsports@bartonesports@EsportsAtLC@SEGE2026
If you believe people deserve to feel respected, heard, and safe in online spaces, please repost this. Let’s normalize the idea that it’s okay to say no, and that respecting someone’s boundaries is the bare minimum.
Setting boundaries does not make someone a bad person.
“No” is not hate. “Stop” is not rejection. A boundary is simply someone communicating what makes them uncomfortable, and that deserves to be respected.
In content creation, we need to normalize the fact that creators don’t owe anyone unlimited access to their time, attention, or personal lives. They’re allowed to say no. They’re allowed to protect their peace. Twisting someone’s boundaries into a narrative that they’re “mean,” “manipulative,” or “a bad person” is unfair and honestly harmful.
As a female content creator, I’ve experienced this firsthand. Boundaries are questioned, pushed, and sometimes completely ignored. I’ve watched people invent stories about my intentions simply because I chose to set a limit. No one should have to defend themselves for communicating what they’re comfortable with.
Respecting boundaries shouldn’t be controversial: it should be the standard.
Today’s Random Letter is (A)
PS5 Video Game: 0085
Title: Arcade Paradise
Dev: @nosebleedgames
Publisher: @WiredP
Released: 2022
Have you played this game yet?
Hey @PlayStation keep printing physical discs please there's a market for them, over half or more of your players buy physical, you don't want to loose them do you?