Christian Fine Artist | ₿lacklisted For My Faith
Joined October 2024
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Enrolling your kids in school is pretty much the worst thing you can do to them.
With the exception of genuine religious schools that prioritize morality molding and the ascertainment of independent discipline.
Class and tradition are inseparable.
You can have the most posh and boutique environment imaginable, you see one tranny, or one pagan hindu, or one obese NPC…
Establishment ruined.
Arthur Kwon Lee retweeted
Most human beings are way less attractive than they actually believe themselves to be.
I often see people throwing shade only to discover they are totally blind to their own level of attractiveness.
This is not a statement on their character or the person they’re projecting onto.
But it’s simply a fact that too many people call themselves a 7/10 when they are average at best, regardless of gender.
Most human beings are way less attractive than they actually believe themselves to be.
I often see people throwing shade only to discover they are totally blind to their own level of attractiveness.
This is not a statement on their character or the person they’re projecting onto.
But it’s simply a fact that too many people call themselves a 7/10 when they are average at best, regardless of gender.
Arthur Kwon Lee retweeted
It’s unbelievable how the older generations do not care about what they are passing to the oncoming young generations.
This is exemplified with baby boomers, without a doubt, but I see it everywhere with Gen X and millenials as well.
Everyone wants to pass the buck.
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If I had to choose between all the money and wealth in the world versus all the cosmological knowledge and wisdom in the world, I’d choose the ladder.
I would rather have the entire Bible memorized in all its intricacy and guidance than be the most rich and famous person.
It’s unbelievable how the older generations do not care about what they are passing to the oncoming young generations.
This is exemplified with baby boomers, without a doubt, but I see it everywhere with Gen X and millenials as well.
Everyone wants to pass the buck.
If I had to choose between all the money and wealth in the world versus all the cosmological knowledge and wisdom in the world, I’d choose the ladder.
I would rather have the entire Bible memorized in all its intricacy and guidance than be the most rich and famous person.