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as a woman, you can’t surround yourself with a bunch of women who are always internally miserable and expect to thrive. everyone has their moments, but not everyone is in a place where they can pour into you.
Arrogant people need you to feel small so they can feel safe. Insecure people do not need to dominate, only people who feel threatened do.
That person talking over you, dismissing your ideas, name-dropping, never admitting fault? They wake up afraid. Every single day. The arrogance is just the story they tell before the fear shows up.
You don't have to shrink. And you don't have to fight back. Just refuse to play the game, because the second you stop feeding the performance, they have nothing.
People avoid taking accountability, then say, “You could’ve just talked to me.” But I couldn’t. You don’t really listen, you deflect, twist things into an attack, and then play the victim. Talking to you isn’t healing, it’s exhausting, draining, and emotionally suffocating. Every time I try to express myself, it feels like walking into a trap where my words are used against me, my intentions are questioned, and my feelings are dismissed.
Honestly, if you know how difficult and how long it took some people to recover their peace of mind and happiness, you'll understand why they shut all doors at any slight discovery of toxicity, and also why they can be so picky about who they allow in their lives.
When you are mentally disturbed, you don't always act kind. you get irritated easily, your patience started to fade. you speak rudely sometimes, not because you want to, but because your heart is tired of holding too much. you push people away, and they call it bad behaviour. they see anger, but only you know the truth.
it's not anger, it's mental exhaustion. a mind crowded with unsaid words, slowly turning into sadness. emotions become too heavy to carry, too painful to explain, and all you're doing is trying to survive the noise inside.
Stay close to people who speak life into you, especially in the moments when your mind turns on you and you start forgetting who you are.
There will be days when your confidence gets quiet and your doubts get loud, when all you can see are your mistakes and the parts of your life that did not go the way you planned. In those moments, the voices around you matter more than you think. Some people will watch you shrink and say nothing. Others will remind you of your strength when you cannot feel it yourself.
Choose the ones who help you remember who you are when you start to forget.
The kindest thing you can do for someone in their darkest moment is stay. Not fix. Not advise. Not quote scripture at them. Just stay. Most people underestimate how much weight that single decision carries.
Nobody talks about how humbling it is to fall and discover that the people you sacrificed the most for are also the most comfortable with your suffering. Sit with that for a minute.
Disrespect is emotional abuse, and it is dangerous over time, because it slowly breaks confidence, weakens self-worth, and poisons relationships. Do not tolerate it, cut it off immediately, because allowing it to continue only destroys your strength and peace.
The memory loss from deep depression and trauma is not talked about enough. People assume you're being dramatic but they don't understand that when your mind is in survival mode. It stops recording life the way it used to. Your brain isn't malfunctioning it's protecting you.
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Introverts aren’t lazy, they’re just not interested in your idea of “fun.” Crowds drain them. Noise overwhelms them. Small talk feels like work. They chill different. A cozy room. Two people they trust. Good food. Music that feels like a blanket. Conversations that actually mean something. That’s where they feel alive. Not in chaos, not in noise, not in rooms where everyone talks but no one connects.
Calm over chaos. Always. Because for them... peace feels like home.
Start checking yourself. start correcting yourself when you're being unnecessarily negative. Start minding your business when you realize you're policing someone's choices that don't have anything to do with you. Hold yourself accountable for goals you keep procrastinating on.
Narcissists won’t just lie about you, they will say the complete opposite of the truth. You might be one of the hardest workers and they will accuse you of being lazy to everyone they speak to. You might be one of the nicest people and they will accuse you of being mean or being a bully. They’re trying to erase the person they feel threatened by
Yes, part of trauma recovery is assuring your nervous system you're no longer in a dangerous situation from the past-- but an equally important part is affirming to your system you're committed to handling dangers that exist right now w/ realism & skill. Don't skip that part.