It’s quite fascinating how you can bring people into your life and then remove them from it. Like many people I used to talk to, I’ve never encountered them again after we had a falling out.
Crave so much for a community of friends who would hang out randomly, be very close knit, support each other and travel together... both male and female, One big group..Just enjoying this country, growing together and living.... Actually Living
I’m at that point in my career where I’m overqualified for entry level positions but I’m also not qualified for higher level positions. So basically, angiqasheki 😊
Hello T Hadex.
We love your motivation to have a session at our studios, how about 5k Retweets on this tweet in 24 hours & you get a free live session at Glitchafrica👀🤗
it may not look like it because everyone is talking and (over) sharing but there’s still a lot of power in silence and saying only what absolutely needs to be said
One skill to master is the ability to the remove yourself from unnecessary conflict & nonsense. Hold yourself to a high standard and understand that not everything deserves/needs a reaction or response. Your time and energy is valuable, spend it on the things that matter.
This is why I genuinely love marriage. 🥹
Even in seasons of trouble, you’re not alone, you hold hands, face the challenge together, and create solutions side by side.
That’s why I don’t agree with the idea that cheating, domestic violence, and the like are just “normal issues” couples should expect to endure in marriage. No.
Those are not marriage problems; they are individual choices. If someone decides to be unfaithful or abusive, they’ve chosen to dishonor their vows and that’s a character issue, not a marital one.
Real marital challenges look different. They’re the unexpected storms life throws your way: e.g the primary tweet, health struggles, financial setbacks, or external circumstances you both must navigate. Those are the kinds of issues I strongly believe marriage was designed to weather, with love, unity, and resilience at the core.
Sometimes people underestimate how difficult the first few months are after relocating, especially for people who moved alone and don’t really have support in the new country