@ChopLaReux@BiggLynch@BrockTalks1 That would imply guilt before adjudication, which isn’t how this would be reported this early. You can interpret it however you want—I’m speaking only to the facts currently presented and the article you shared. I’m a Registered Nurse, not a lawyer, so I’m leaving this here. 🫶🏻
One of the great missteps in life is allowing people who are in a “rotten place” in their mind start to effect your perspective and start your process to “cynicism, envy, jealousy and darkness” ..
Don’t let that happen .. surround yourself with positivity, accountability, kindness and love ❤️
Things to do in your 30s to preserve your youth ✨
Workout 3x a week
Prioritize sleep
Wear SPF every single day
Face gua sha + lymphatic drainage
Dry brushing
Coconut oil pulling & teeth whitening strips
Glycolic acid for smooth skin
Daily walks & stretching
Drink tons of water
Protect your peace & lower stress
Eat more protein plus whole foods
Consistency over quick fixes
Romanticize slowing down
Your 30s are not old.
They’re your maintenance years.
Instagram is a cigarette for the eyes.
TikTok is sugar for the brain.
X is caffeine mixed with outrage.
YouTube rewards focus but steals time if you let it.
Facebook is nostalgia sold as relevance.
Snapchat is attention that evaporates.
LinkedIn is ego in a suit.
Reddit is intelligence buried under noise.
OnlyFans is loneliness monetized.
Here are Real Luxuries in life
1. Living 10 minutes from work or working at home
2. Living 5 minutes from the gym
3. Having quiet neighbors
4. Having money left at the end of the month and investing it
5. Peace at home
6. Drinking coffee without rushing
7. Sleeping with a clear conscience
8. Laughing with people who truly get you
9. Traveling every year
10. Waking up naturally without an alarm
11. Enjoying a home-cooked meal with loved ones
12. Having time to read a book in one sitting
13. Finding joy in simple daily routines
14. Having a pet that greets you happily at the door
These are the things that actually feel rich.
HOBBIES OF AVERAGE
1. Watching television.
2. Partying.
3. Gaming.
4. Focusing only on the job.
5. Scrolling social media endlessly.
6. Shopping for trends.
7. Complaining instead of creating.
HOBBIES OF RICH
1. Training at the gym.
2. Reading for knowledge.
3. Investing in mentors.
4. Building business ventures.
5. Networking with purpose.
6. Learning new skills.
7. Exploring creative projects.
Your choice.
WHAT THE F*CK ARE YOU AFRAID OF?
Death? we all gonna die
Bankruptcy? you can make it back
Shame? everyone will forget
Rejection: it happens to everyone
Failure? its a part of growth
Judgement? they'll judge you anyway
Losing pe0ple? not all are meant to stay
Mistakes? you'll learn from them
Taking risk? regret hurts more
LIVE EVERYDAY LIKEI TS YOUR LAST
Cost of attendance at a selection of colleges and universities in New England
Brown University — Providence, R.I. $107,277
Wesleyan University — Middletown, Conn. $104,797
Dartmouth College — Hanover, N.H. $104,443
Wellesley College — Wellesley $103,037
Williams College — Williamstown $102,325
Amherst College — Amherst $102,426
Smith College — Northampton $102,226
Boston College — Chestnut Hill $102,061
Boston University — Boston $101,957
Colby College — Waterville, Maine $101,925
Tufts University — Somerville/Medford $101,799
Yale University — New Haven, Conn. $101,749
Middlebury College — Middlebury, Vt. $101,198
Harvard University — Cambridge $100,888
Bates College — Lewiston, Maine $99,612
Mount Holyoke College — South Hadley $98,870
MIT — Cambridge $98,132
College of the Holy Cross — Worceste $97,461
Northeastern University — Boston $94,137
Bowdoin College — Brunswick, Maine $93,800
Worcester Polytechnic Institute — Worcester $90,851
Brandeis University — Waltham $89,956
Emerson College — Boston $88,316
Suffolk University — Boston $84,852
Clark University — Worcester $82,015
University of Massachusetts — Boston $44,258 (in-state), $67,064 (out-of-state)
University of Massachusetts, Amherst $42,366 (in-state), $66,453 (out-of-state)
Massachusetts is one of the most expensive states to own a home.
The average cost is $2,916/month, taking up 33.7% of the typical household’s income.
Top 3 in mortgage costs and #2 in energy costs nationwide.
Most people think vulnerability is weakness.
It's not.
Here's what vulnerability actually does:
Deepens real connections
Releases what you've been carrying alone
Gives others permission to be human too
Strength and softness are not opposites.
Most people don't trust themselves because they've broken their own promises.
Here's how to rebuild that trust:
Start with one small promise
Keep it only to yourself
Repeat until it becomes identity
Self trust is built in the small things.
Nobody talks about how quiet healing actually is.
No celebration.
No announcement.
Just one day you realize the thing that used to hurt.
Doesn't anymore.