Teo retweeted
I'm so jealous of you guys that studied professional courses
There's always a job vacancy for you everytime unlike we that studied "you can work anywhere course" πππ
My cousin is a pharmacist she resigned last week and got a new job offer this week. Then there's me that's been job hunting for 5 months+ now
you people that entered university with a first class in 100 level and are still maintaining it, please what is your secret? π some of us are just hoping the next result wonβt humble us again.
iβm starting to understand why our parents were always tired. life is actually hard when youβre the one responsible for everything.
I know I disappear a lot, I donβt text back consistently,and Iβm distant. The truth is, Iβm a superhero. The city needs me!!
Teo retweeted
Open the museums at night and serve wine, play classical and jazz music and let the adults to have a night out that isnβt in a club.
Intelligent people live a quiet disciplined life. They go to bed at the same time. Wake up early. Eat simple. Go for long walks. Read rare books. Say no to things without feeling guilty. The world chases excitement. Not them. They chase calm. A calm routine. A quiet mind. A healthy body. Meaningful work. A small circle. A private life. Things that align with their soul, not a "trend". From the outside their life may look boring. But from the inside, they experience a kind of freedom most people spend their entire lives searching for.
Teo retweeted
I genuinely think a time will come when many women will regret supporting the version of feminism being glorified today.
And Iβm not talking about equal rights, opportunities, or financial independence.
Iβm talking about pseudo-feminism that teaches women they donβt need a man, compromising is weakness, making sacrifices is losing yourself, and that earning money means you should never have to adjust for anyone.
Where respecting your husband is called submission, putting effort into a relationship is considered desperate, and walking away is celebrated more than working things out.
And I think many women will realise how damaging this mindset was, perhaps in their late thirties or forties, when they look back and understand that they were taught to see partnership as a burden rather than something worth building.
I genuinely believe that day is not very far away.
Please study why SUCCESSFUL people;
- cut off their family members
- become more private
- outgrow their childhood friends
- protect their time aggressively
- say "no" more often
- distance themselves from negative people
- avoid seeking family approval
- keep their next move secret
- stop attending family gatherings
- prefer small circles
- set strict boundaries
- walk away from toxic relationships
- spend less time explaining themselves





















