If you have a problem with people going live, that's your issue and not the person's. Turn off notifications or just don't go live, simple.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) October 1, 2016
I'd never go live because it's not my thing, but I have no problem with others who choose to go live. Some folks complain about everything.😒— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) October 1, 2016
If unconditional love cost Jesus his life, what makes anyone think love won't cost them something?— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 28, 2016
The lesser of two evils is still evil.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 29, 2016
I get it, men love women. What's not to love about a respectable woman who has her affairs in order, in addition to her relationship with God? The problem lies in some men who are so incensed by women, they're willing to sacrifice his manhood for one. In 2016, that's called simping. Now, I'm all for showing respect to women, but I'm against men who break their necks trying to get noticed by one. From paying her bills to taking care of her children, and basing his entire life on being validated by women, these dudes need to cut it out. Men who seek validation from women are as bad as women seeking validation from men. If a woman doesn't approve of him, he gets in his feelings. Some of these guys will go as far as killing themselves if a woman doesn't check for him. The way my self esteem is set up, I could care less if a woman notices me or not. If she likes what she sees, great. If not, life goes on.Men who seek validation from women are as bad as women who seek validation from men.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 28, 2016
Personally, it makes me feel better knowing God leads me to be the answer to someone's prayer.When you worry about what other people think of you, you give up the power to enjoy you. Your opinion of yourself is your key to happiness.— Erica Mena (@iamErica_Mena) August 30, 2016
Be happy when God answers your prayer. But be more thankful when God makes you the answer to someone else prayer.— Will Smith (@WillSmithTwts) September 1, 2016
Do some blacks realize how stupid they sound co-signing the criminal element in the black community? It must be a social media thing because whenever blacks discuss the black community's dismal state, some blacks defend the criminal element. In the black community, if you don't side with killers, drug dealers and gangsters, you're considered a COON. Well, I and other likeminded blacks will embrace that coon title proudly. It's idiotic logic like this which is why I don't go to many places where blacks are the majority, because there's always some foolishness going on. If a black person supports the inner-city criminal element, they're a disgrace to the black community.In the black community, if you don't side with killers, drug dealers and gangsters, you're considered a COON. SMH at the stupid logic.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 24, 2016
If you're going to accuse someone, make sure you're not guilty of the very offense you're trying to pin on someone.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 22, 2016
People switch sides for opportunity. Nothing wrong with that if the other side has more benefits.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 23, 2016
This tweet is the clean version of what I originally planned on writing. We all have struggled, are struggling or will struggle at some point in life. No one's immune to hard times, so why laugh at someone's misfortune? People who laugh at others' misfortunes have poor character. I say that because any decent human wouldn't laugh at someone's struggle because they know it could be them. Then again, we live in a foul world so there are people who are that pathetic to laugh at someone's misfortune. These are the same people who would be in their feelings if someone laughed at their struggle(s). I'll take it one step further: People who laugh at others misfortune are failures in life.People who laugh at others' misfortunes have poor character.— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 22, 2016
