Rarely posts are made on Twitter with an open mind ready and receptive to a difference of opinion.

Everything is a retort on somebody's actions or beliefs with no desire to better understand that persons motives or improve the situation.

It's even dangerous to be uplifting or encouraging.

I have unfollowed so many because I don't want the negativity that comes in the form of their own tweets or their comments that I am forced to see on accounts I don't mutually follow.

It isn't an Elon vs how Twitter was before Elon thing. It's what the platform has become. It's nothing more than a hyper-consumption society where in most cases, common decency is lost.

Twitter is us at our worst and in rare instances, our best.

A combination of ad blockers and Twitter lists can't even improve the experience. You are forced back into the toxicity that the platform has become.

I am open to suggestions on how my Twitter experience can be improved with out the need for SSRIs.

Raising Godly kids gives them a consistent target and provides endless examples of “heart” goodness from a God that never changes. It takes the pressure off of us as parents.

We will stumble and our kids will stumble. In those moments, we can look to Jesus and allow God to realign our hearts and minds. This is sustainable parenting.

Good points them to me. Godly points them to Christ.

Discourse on Twitter has been dead for a decade or more.

Rarely posts are made on Twitter with an open mind ready and receptive to a difference of opinion.

Good points them to me. Godly points them to Christ.

Pokémon Battled my kids. Got Destroyed! youtube.com/watch?v=GmVdEM… #pokemon #pokemonCards #PokemonMasters

Take thoughts captive and measure them against what is true about God and what God says is true about you.

You know a company is cutting costs when SMS Two-Factor becomes a premium feature. I'm talking about Twitter if it wasn't clear.

Highly interested in better understanding the unintentional passivity in men and the resulting apathetic stance that produces in women. Not sure I used all the right words there but I do see a correlation between between the two.

Is it me or have we as Americans taken chips a little too far?

When your passivity backfires and you turn that frustration on someone else, that’s toxic masculinity.