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Can't wait to read my copy from @HMZZZaZ!! (But, yk, baby comes first.) Thank you for signing it ❤️❤️❤️
My new novel, FIND ME NOWHERE, is out now.
Cameron Winter finally has love, peace and a quiet job teaching poetry. I couldn't let him keep it.
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If you're surprised to see such a moral statement coming from Matt Walsh's account, check the date
Conservatives, If We Want Unity, We Have To Unite Around Our Principles theblaze.com/contributions/c…
Never idolize one virtue over its counterpart.
Strength: having confidence in decisions when you believe you're right.
Humility: admitting when you're wrong.
A rejection of strength creates a coward.
A rejection of humility creates a bully.
Strengthen the virtues you lack.
I didn't really understand the hype last time we went to Buccee's, but this time we used the bathrooms and changed a diaper.
LIFE-CHANGING. We need a Buccee's in Michigan, so we'll open one called Buckaroo's, and the mascot will be a buck in a plaid shirt.
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@michaeljknowles fyi @JeremyDBoreing was GOSSIPING about you the other day.
He speaks very highly of you behind your back. He gave undeniable proof that you are a good man and a true friend.
Sorry Jeremy, but I COULDN'T let you say such kind things about such an execrable man!
Although @_abbeydear was the hostest with the mostest 🔥 MVP right there
Oh no we forgot to get a group picture!! Guess it doesn't count then haha
At least I got these silly ones 😂 Margo and Christian Chinese finger trapping their ring fingers, and Heather modeling some fabulous pants!
ALT Christian and Margo connected forever by a Chinese finger trap, which is essentially an origami paper tube, just as their wedding rings symbolically trap them forever together
ALT Heather remembers her hippie years as she gleefully poses with a pair of $5 fancy gold pants from The Factory in Tennessee. Actually I took this picture to ask if my friend would want the pants but Heather made it a memorable photo
Everyone, observe my "deceptive edit."
In my version, I highlight that this woke right groyper "likes Joel Webbon and is thankful for his work." But in the FULL post, he actually LIKES Joel Webbon and is THANKFUL for his work!
Here’s the full post without your deceptive edit.
xitter.twitterapi.xyz/dankrightanon/status/2…
Obviously the groyper trying to say, "but see?? I don't think we should abandon the Republican Party!"
Well yeah, that is definitely one of Webbon's more insane takes, but it's more recent. People going down that path act like libs, talk like libs, and EVEN (in the most extreme cases) vote like libs already! But that wasn't what I was accusing him of—not yet, anyway.
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Society is starving for children. It is so apparent.
I see it everywhere I bring my 14 month baby, the starvation in people's faces. It is wrecking our country. But moms have an opportunity for healing here.
Many places are not welcoming to children. Many people are so far removed that they don't know how to interact with children. And others have a necessary ache and longing to be around children, but no way to fill it.
I have been blessed enough to be a stay-at-home mom with my daughter. I've also had less help from family members than anticipated, due to unforseen circumstances. This had made things difficult, but has also unexpectedly afforded me the opportunity to bless others.
I am not a typical post-COVID mom. I want my daughter to see people, to meet people, to interact with people as much as she can (without getting burned out). Being with her 24/7 means I have a relationship with her no one else does—I can communicate with her. It hit me the other day that my daughter can't talk. It was surprising because I feel like I know what she's thinking and asking for 95% of the time. This is critical, because I can tell when she is afraid of someone and when she is comfortable, and I can nudge her slightly down the path I find most prudent without overwhelming her or pushing her to resist.
So, I bring her everywhere with me. I bring her shopping. I bring her to appointments. I bring her to parties. I even brought her on a plane.
This is good for children. They need to have their relaxed, child-friendly spaces, but they also need to know how to function in adult spaces, and how to interact with different types of people. It's good for the people the child meets—it lifts their spirits, gives them the ability to empathize with those in a different life stage, and often deeply satisfies a desire to make someone else (the child) happy.
Granted, the positive benefits often are only achieved with positive interactions. I need to emphasize that such children being presented to society MUST be well-behaved, well-mannered, and well-groomed. While I am often a hot mess of a mom, and frankly, always have been, my daughter has a remarkable temperament and ability to brighten any room. She is an uncannily beautiful child, and her affection for people is palpable. She even cries when someone isn't allowed to hold her, or more often, must give her back.
Some will say I am too generous with my daughter, but I disagree. I think I am the maximum amount of generosity without putting my daughter in dangerous or uncomfortable situations. I was more willing to let people touch her or hold her than most mothers are today. Although my siblings have been unavailable for this role, I have also made an apprentice of sorts: a young wife who comes to visit about every other week. She's gained a lot of confidence with children and has formed many convictions about how she wants to raise her own children someday, and she's been an invaluable companion to me, as well.
Society is not friendly to mothers who are with their children to this degree. Some of you may recall when my daughter got kicked out of a wedding a couple months ago. We don't have spaces for children and mothers the way we make a conscious effort for even those with disabilities (which is good, but disabilities are more rare). Having children out in society is good for it. We will have more child-friendly public spaces, bathrooms, restaurants, and general demeanor.
Of course, if a child ISN'T the type that is mature enough for society, start small. Start with family and friends, and be open to criticism. Often difficulty with a child is due to bad parenting techniques—and it's ok to admit you need help, because parental education is frankly atrocious these days.
If you don't have a kid, help a friend who does. You'll learn a lot. Make your home a child-friendly space and encourage parents.
It's time to bring children back into society, because we all need them.
This is EXACTLY what the Left was angling for. They know who the dangerous ones are.
What a shame that the Right fell for it so easily...
The Daily Wire forces out @JeremyDBoreing and the very next election Republicans get trounced.
I don't even know if groypers could handle this kind of straight talk anymore. We are only allowed to coddle them
Jordan peterson on why so many young men feel lost:
1. tell a man "here's the path, follow it and you'll succeed"... and a lot of them just say up yours. they go home and play video games instead. the more disagreeable he is, the harder he refuses. and almost all the really disagreeable people are men. so this hits men the hardest.
2. but flip it around. don't hand him the goal. ask him what he wants. make him write it down. suddenly he thinks "huh, that might actually be worth having"... and he starts putting in effort. nobody fights for a load someone else picked for them. but they'll carry a brutal one if they got to choose it.
3. we only ever talk to men about their rights. never their responsibility. but you can't have half that conversation. leave out responsibility and you leave out the one thing that makes a life worth living.
4. responsibility is what lets you stand yourself. look at you... easily hurt, easily killed. why should you have any self-respect? so pick something heavy up and carry it. then at least you can think "useless as i am, i moved that from there to there."
5. the alternative to carrying something real is cheap impulsive pleasure. it feels like freedom. it isn't. it's pleasure island... and it quietly turns men into nothing.
6. a man with no load is like a sled dog with no sled. he doesn't relax. he tears pieces out of his own legs out of boredom. people are pack animals. they need something to pull against or they eat themselves alive.
7. you can watch this happen. a guy loses his job. then his self-respect. then come the chronic pain and the depression... and then the opiates. that's not random. that's what we're doing to men.
8. think about homer simpson. a bumbling, useless fool. but the show has a soul because he's still pointed at his family. he bears it. that one decision is the whole difference between a fool and a holy fool.
9. here's the part that blows me away. tell young men to grow up and do something useful... and their eyes light up. no one ever told them that before. responsibility is the actual counterculture now. and they are starving for it.
Maturity is recognizing, "Maybe I'm at least part of the problem" and putting in the work to fix it.
Whiners solve nothing.
I remember the days when Matt Walsh's dumbest take was that aliens existed 😭
Now it's every day. He isn't even championing the unity he once claimed was his sole reason for not calling out the growing alt-right. He's picking fights with conservatives like he's addicted.
"if you sit too close the the TV, it'll turn your brain to mush!!"
We all laughed, then we shrank the screen so we could hold it close to our eyeballs and scroll for hours...
They were right.
Is everyone on drugs? Why is everyone stupid?
It's like... The Left all has daddy issues but the Alt Right is just drinking away any spare brain cells
The U.S. electing a Muslim senator with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood is like electing a Russian spy in the 1950s. Like how dumb do you have to be
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