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Streamer, Air Force Vet, Philosopher, Amateur Photographer

Joined April 2012
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The most important lesson I’ve learned as a streamer is that not everyone is going to respect you, appreciate you, or give you the friendship you deserve. Instead of staying in dynamics where you feel unappreciated, sometimes you have to be willing to change things up. Respect yourself enough to recognize that you deserve to feel seen, valued, and validated by the people you choose to call your friends. Vindictive or petty moves rarely accomplish anything. But choosing to invest your time and energy in people who genuinely make you feel like you matter? That’s something entirely within your control. Even when it’s scary, stand up for yourself. You don’t have to convince people to appreciate you, beg for a place in someone’s life, or settle for relationships that leave you questioning your worth. You deserve to feel appreciated, respected, and valued in your relationships. Never be afraid to choose yourself when a dynamic no longer reflects that. You deserve love. 💙
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… hey @amazon @AmazonHelp mind explaining to me why my new struts were sent this way? This is unacceptable and I want answers.
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I want it noted this is being done AFTER I tried their customer support. Who continue to argue with me. Right now they want me to wait five whole days for a replacement!
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The biggest difference between a keeper of the peace and maker of peace is the willingness to take action. So which are you? And why?
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It’s wild to me how folks can treat you like garbage, say and do things that make you uncomfortable, then act like they are the victim when you finally set a boundary.
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Good morning, Today, we honor Memorial Day. It’s a day to pause and reflect on the immense sacrifices made by the brave men and women of our armed forces who gave their lives defending our freedoms. They answered the call, so we could be here today. Let us remember their courage, their dedication, and their ultimate sacrifice to our country. And let us carry their legacy forward by upholding the values they died to protect. Never forget. Thank you.
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Holding onto Hatred and grudges only destroys yourself in the end.
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It is through our darkest hours that we discover the truth. Both about ourselves and those around us.
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Sometimes we have to make tough decisions. Today just became one of those days.
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Wanna know the worst feeling? Watching as people you’ve known forever move away in different directions, until it’s just you. The key is to remember to appreciate what you had. And move forward to new opportunities. Because nothing ever stays the same.
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Remember, silence is just as much an answer as words.
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Actions will always speak louder than words.
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Get uncomfortable. Comfort leads to stagnation. Stagnation leads to apathy. Leads to simply.. existing. So get uncomfortable. Step outside the boundaries you have if just a little. Take that adventure you’ve been nervous about taking. Get uncomfortable.
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One can’t fix the past, but one can mend the present, and heal the future.
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Find those that see the value in you that you can’t always see in yourself. And strive to always improve.
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It’s funny how a single word in the morning can impact the entire day. Good morning folks!
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Mondays. The start of how YOU want your week to be.
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It’s important to remember where we’ve been and who we once were. To look ahead and see where we want to go. Even more so, it’s important to live in the present.
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Communication is the necessity of humanity. Without which, we lose ourselves. And the opportunities that come with communication.
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