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Dear Thursday, please be nice to us. Some of us have been trying our best, praying, working and figuring life out. We need a little bit of ease, a little bit of happiness and something good to happen for a change.
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My wife got a raise and now earns more than me.
I still say "my house" in public. Just quieter.
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Me: "What's for lunch?"
Wife: "Food."
Me: "What kind?"
Wife: "The kind you cook."
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The most shamelessly selfish people are those who will watch you drain yourself dry for their comfort and convenience, take everything you give, and still sleep peacefully without ever wondering if you're okay.
The most shamelessly selfish people are those who will watch you drain yourself dry for their comfort and convenience, take everything you give, and still sleep peacefully without ever wondering if you're okay.
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Every morning is a new opportunity to dream bigger and move closer to your goals! Never let yesterday’s failures weaken your confidence. Believe in yourself, trust the journey, and make today meaningful with your actions.
Good morning, have a nice day ❤️🙏
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Still on my series!
So I got this question and I'm here to answer it...
𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼 𝗜 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗺𝗲?
I think it starts with giving people something to remember you for.
You've got experiences, share it.
Share your opinions, and how you see things.
Don't just post what everyone else is posting.
Or post because you're told to post.
Over time, people should be able to see a post and think, “This sounds like something you'd say.”
That's how you start becoming more than just another account on their timeline.
Got it?
You can go viral and still have people not know who you are.
I've seen tweets get crazy engagement, but nobody really remembers the person behind them.
Why?
That's because getting attention is one thing. Making people remember you is another.
When people see your posts, do they remember you or just what you posted?
Enjoy your Tuesday Frens 💫
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You can spend years considering someone's feelings, adjusting to their needs, and making sacrifices for their comfort.
Yet the moment you ask them to consider you, they act like you've changed.
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Good morning my X fam🤗
I pray that, your life will show the evidence of God's faithfulness and through your life, people will know that God can be trusted.
Have a beautiful day ahead ❣️ – at Ibadan, Nigeria
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Stop shrinking yourself to fit places you've outgrown.
You are allowed to change, to heal, to outgrow people, and to choose peace without explaining yourself.
**Become who your future needs.**
Good morning ✨️
You can spend years considering someone's feelings, adjusting to their needs, and making sacrifices for their comfort.
Yet the moment you ask them to consider you, they act like you've changed.
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"Surely Goodness and mercy shall follow you"
Good morning family🌝
Have a lovely day❤
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Marriage is like a box of chocolates.
Except she ate them, and I'm the one who has to apologize.
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Cancer Awareness And What Everyone Should Know.
Cancer has taught many families painful lessons.
Sometimes, the warning signs are there, but people lack the knowledge, money, or access to proper healthcare.
Cancer is not a death sentence. Many cancers can be treated successfully, especially when diagnosed early. Treatment outcomes vary depending on the cancer type and stage.
Support matters. People living with cancer need compassion, access to healthcare, emotional support, and hope not stigma or discrimination.
Please remember: You do not have to wait until you feel sick before seeking medical advice.
As someone passionate about cancer awareness and humanitarian work, I believe everyone deserves access to reliable information, early screening, and affordable treatment.
Cancer awareness is not just for October. It is a responsibility we carry every day.
Let's educate our families, protect our communities, and help save lives
Let's keep talking about prevention, early detection, and access to treatment.
Health education should reach everyone, not just those who can afford it.
Every life matters. Every woman deserves a chance.





















