@unabashedlyRED

Please don't expect me to be anything but all over the place

Joined November 2022
Natalie retweeted
some ppl really dislike you because you don’t seem insecure enough for them
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Men are on lockdown. And that's ok. We'll be a better intermingled species in the end. As women, we have to draw or create the lines you have no business crossing. It's your turn to learn how to navigate the new terms. We're not waiting for the laws to catch up.
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Natalie retweeted
Ppl that sacrifice their lunch break to work are the same ones that hide a zombie bite from the group
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Hardest part of parenthood is letting them go 💔 If you don't--they'll push you away.
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Mine would be realizing the hardest workers are rarely recognized yet the lazy suck-ups get all the money&job perks
My greatest adult disappointment was discovering that bad people get away with everything.
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When you're being a good citizen and breaking down a box but it's smarter than youu 💔
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Commented on a post about womens hobbies yesterday Got obliterated in the comments? Y'all aren't lonely enough. Literally let the bear maul me idc It's better than just existing as a female
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Why does everything feel fake? We have a Congress that won't pass something 83% people want. We have courts that release criminals faster than police can arrest them. We have schools that graduate kids who can’t read. We have colleges that charge $200K for degrees that don’t get you jobs. We have a non-profit system that profits from our tax dollars. We have a health care industry that profits from you staying sick. We have “representatives” who don’t represent us. We have “news” networks that report opinions and call them facts. We have an insurance industry that fights every single claim. None of it works the way they tell you it works. And deep down, everyone knows it. It just all feels so so fake…
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We've gotta find citizens journalism again When you find a good one, support their asses
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Natalie retweeted
Parenting is buying 6 yogurts and watching them all get eaten In one day. Then buying 12 yogurts and watching them expire because, “Nobody likes yogurt.”
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I need to know the percentage of men on this app with women as their pic but also WHY
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Every pet owner has accidentally created a daily ritual and now lives under a tiny furry dictator.
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You know what I don't give a shit about?? Who you fucking sleep with. Nobody asked. Nobody cares.
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You want to talk about tipping culture? Ok. Your meals, service and atmosphere better be on👏point👏
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Screw your "on read" bullshit Don't expect my undivided attention and reponses unless we're married bro
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Do dads ever experience Dad guilt?
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I don't need therapy--I need purpose.
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Yesterday I called out how a lot of men talk to women on here. Today I’m going a step further. This is not about “a few bad apples.” This is a pattern. It shows up in the comments, the replies, the DMs. The dismissiveness, the constant need to correct, the sexual comments where they don’t belong. It’s exhausting to watch, and even worse to be on the receiving end of. And before anyone jumps in with “not all men,” sure. But it’s enough men that every woman knows exactly what I’m talking about. That should tell you something. Respect is not complicated. If you wouldn’t say it to someone face to face, don’t say it here. If a woman posts something that has nothing to do with sex, keep it that way. If you feel the urge to talk down to her, maybe ask yourself why. Men love to talk about loneliness, dating struggles, feeling ignored. Then turn around and act in ways that guarantee exactly that outcome. At some point, accountability has to kick in. Treat women like actual people, or don’t be surprised when they stop engaging altogether. It really is that simple.
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The amount of self-hate Americans have towards their own history is truly unreal. They defeated slavery by fighting against their own family. They shut Europe out of the western hemisphere so that nations wouldn't live under colonization forever. They had the ability to stay out of world war 1 but they went and died to help Europeans. They had the ultimate power in the nuclear bomb. They also had access to all of Europe's colonies that were in shambles. But instead they promoted freedom. They rebuilt Japan and Germany after defeating them in war. They stood down the Soviet Union, even as the world jeered them. They sent soldiers to places like Vietnam and Afghanistan that died TRYING to create a better world (even if you disagree with those wars, the intentions were fairly good) And they sent more missionaries to the world than maybe any other country in history. Translated more Bibles into indigenous languages than any other country in history. Ran bigger charities than any other country in history. Created more Christian resources than any other country in history. Whether it was stopping the Dutch from reconquering Indonesia to the Berlin Airlift to giving Cuba its freedom in the Spanish-American war to saving China from the Japanese America has at least ATTEMPTED to do good with its power. Yes yes, America has problems. People are imperfect. But goodness gracious does the world have a lot to be grateful for in America. And when we could have taken SO much from the world we have often chosen not to. Rome, Britain, Mongols, Assyrians, Soviets, Chinese, no other group has ever shown the restraint America has consistently shown with such vast power at its fingertips. We didn't even get into the GIGANTIC technological advances, consumer advances, convenient lifestyle changes America has pioneered. From electricity to space to the light bulb to the smart phone to many cures in medicine and agriculture to the airplane the world has been enormously blessed by America.
how US history what actuaIly is taught happened
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Y'all I finally landed the perfect remote job! If you're dealing with unemployment (like I did for several months) just know that your persistence WILL pay off. Many prayers to all in limbo I know just how hard it can be ❤️
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