xabiso

✝️God first. 👨🏾‍💻Software Engineer.

[xabiso @xdeucer]

Bro if you put everything in God's hands, trust me you'll eventually see God's hands in everything

[27. @dimvji]

you just have to get really good at continuing

[amir @linuxlvr]

i really wish i could do casual but it’s either soul burning intensity or i feel basically nothing for you

[mo :3 @fruitpibble]

lets do something crazy like forgive ourselves

[Sianni @SIANNILAURENT]

I love drake bc he holds grudges and doesn’t know how to let shit go. he’s just like me fr

[Mr 🅰️ 🇫🇷 @riptheanalyst]

Only me & drake know what we went through last July 🤦🏾‍♂️

[Sinethemba.🇿🇦 @cnehshuga]

Liking someone kyafana nokuzikakela

[A. @notoriousaali]

WHY WOULD YOU EVEN FOR A SECOND, ENTERTAIN A REALITY WHERE YOU LOSE????????

[New Mentalities @NewMentalities]

“I can’t celebrate my achievements because in my mind, it was my obligation to achieve them”

[xabiso @xdeucer]

that last tweet got my account hacked btw

[♟ @MexikoDro4]

Work harder nigga

[xabiso @xdeucer]

for ai to replace the government

[Kay 💕 @kthe185]

I told my dawg he more like a brother to me but I'll still pull a Melly if he go against me

[xabiso @xdeucer]

@uThuthukaShandu True. I had to learn all of these on my own lol. Saw someone say computer science ≠ software engineering, and thats just a sad fact we only realise after graduating in SA

[Ta’S @iGhostAccount]

Impilo idinga inkani.

[✧ @cessonmute]

I failed the exam that was supposed to change my life. I missed the passing mark by a few points... close enough to taste it, far enough to lose it.
I remember staring at the score, refreshing the page like it might correct itself. It didn’t. People kept saying, “You can retake it,” like it was nothing. Like it didn’t feel like something inside me had cracked.
For days, I avoided conversations. I avoided the question, “How did it go?” I avoided admitting that I wasn’t as prepared as I thought.
What hurt most wasn’t the grade. It was what it whispered to me... that maybe I wasn’t capable.
But after the embarrassment faded, something steadier took its place.
I studied differently the second time. I stopped pretending I understood things I didn’t. I asked questions. I let myself be a beginner again.
When I finally passed, it wasn’t dramatic. No applause. No grand celebration. Just a quiet breath I didn’t realize I’d been holding for months.
And I understood something I hadn’t before:
the first failure didn’t mean I wasn’t good enough. It meant I wasn’t done learning yet.
Survival isn’t always about pushing through storms. Sometimes it’s about sitting with the bruise, letting it teach you, and coming back stronger... not louder, just wiser.

[xabiso @xdeucer]

@dimiwonders wonda

[xabiso @xdeucer]

@ola_otesile Bookmark and no comment😔

[xabiso @xdeucer]

@ola_otesile Check mine https://t.co/OssK2ngeNe