🚨 BREAKING: MURDER CHARGES FILED AFTER BADDIES EVENT SHOOTING.
Shakia Vanderbilt has been charged in the killing of security guard Ulysses “Bear” Davis, 47, following a #BaddiesUSA Chapter 3 event in San Francisco.
Police confirm footage of the shooting exists.
Davis was a father of SIX. 💔
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The Bible reveals that those in hell would desire for someone to return to earth and warn their loved ones not to end up there. Think about how terrifying that is. While we are still alive, we have the opportunity to hear the Gospel, repent, and turn to Christ. We also have the responsibility to warn others, preach Christ, and point them to the way of salvation. Eternity is real, and we must not remain silent.
Does anybody else feel like life never really went back to normal after 2020?
And I’m not talking about masks, lockdowns, or any of the political debates. I mean the feeling of life itself.
Everything technically returned to "normal." The stores reopened. The roads got busy again. People went back to work. Life kept moving.
But something still feels different.
The years seem to pass faster than ever. Friendships feel more distant. Conversations feel shorter. People seem more distracted, more exhausted, and less present.
It’s hard to explain because nothing obvious is missing.
Yet somehow it feels like we lost something important along the way.
Life used to feel slower. More connected. More genuine. There was a sense of optimism, excitement, and possibility that’s difficult to describe now.
Maybe we're all just getting older.
Or maybe 2020 changed people in ways we're still trying to understand.
I can't put my finger on exactly what was lost.
I just know that life used to feel a lot more alive than it does today.
In relationships women are reciprocators, not initiators. You lead, she follows. You put in effort, she returns it. You make her feel good, she mirrors it. That’s the only way it works.