#some advice

Personally I don't have a time of day specifically to post, I just post when I'm done or when I remember there's something to post

But now you've got me thinking lol

I say post whenever you feel like it, and if you're making a post time schedule don't be so strict with it, post when you have the time to

*throws @spiralsillies at you*

What the fuck—

Jude twists away from the incoming.. person?

"Hey twin, if you make an effort , but its not given back, pursue the self and own your own path..

..You're not boring, or cooked, you're just dealing a better hand than the game being played in front of you..

..with someone who barely bothers to look

So call your chips, you've rolled the dice

..it's time to cash in and cash out - you deserve recognition that ain't prolonged, not tricks by someone stringing you along all while you waste time

..being nice.

If what was sincere was truly meant to be, they'd see the error on their soul, and seek to treat you with respect, instead of making empty pleas.

When it's said and done, you can accept and move on, because time is yours alone, not someone's currency privilege to pawn."

So if you see terroristic rhetoric, shut it down. Shut it down right away. Try giving people judgmental stares when they say something hateful, or looking confused and hurt. Ignore and block. A consumption economy is built on attention. If you ignore and report, if you go actively out of your way to say, “no” in a tone that says “I won’t argue other people’s humanity with you”, then, then we might start getting somewhere.

Look at what your political and spiritual leaders are saying after they make the socially required call for peace.

If yesterday they begged for unity and today they are referring to members of another political party, ethnicity, or religion as especially violent or problematic, ask yourself why they want you to not to trust that group. Ask THEM why. Because with those words, They are not actually calling for peace.