Edith retweeted
Comparison steals joy when you treat another person's success as proof of your failure. Their journey is theirs. Yours is still unfolding. Keep learning, keep building and celebrate honest progress. ❤️
Edith retweeted
Do not underestimate the power of talking after sex. Laugh together, tease each other, steal a few more kisses, talk about what was going through your minds while you were making love. Sometimes, the things you say to each other afterwards can be just as intimate as the things you did.
Tell each other what you enjoyed, what caught you off guard, what you can’t stop thinking about. Run your fingers through each other’s hair, pull each other closer, and get distracted by another kiss in the middle of a conversation.
You may end up spending the whole day together in the bedroom.
Compliment her body. Tell her how beautiful she is and how effortlessly sexy she looks just lying there.
Tell her you could spend forever admiring every part of her because, to you, she’s a masterpiece worth cherishing.
Hold her close, kiss her forehead, and make her feel beautiful, desired, and safe with you. The more comfortable she feels being herself around you, the easier it becomes for her to let her guard down and share sides of herself you’ve never seen before.
Edith retweeted
I’ve noticed a lot of men today are more attached to the idea of having access to someone than they are to the responsibility of loving them well.
They want companionship, support, affection, understanding, loyalty, and emotional labor, but often lack the emotional, mental, or spiritual capacity to offer those same things in return.
This reminded me of the video pitch for a job as SMM for Zourra, where I read about Magnesium Glycinate and explained it.
In a few words, the supplement made me tweet this, lol.
I didn't get the job tho but I learnt more about supplements and the brand.
Edith retweeted
Absolutely.. our definition of success is different, same as beauty.
What is beautiful to you, might not be to me.
Well said.
Edith retweeted
I hope everyone listened carefully to what Peter Obi said! He made it clear that if he doesn’t win the 2027 election, he won’t be contesting for the presidency again. At 65, he cannot keep running for president indefinitely. By the next election cycle, he’ll be approaching 70, an age when he should be enjoying his retirement rather than starting another political battle.
This is why we cannot afford to take 2027 for granted. We still have a chance to change the direction of this country, and we must treat this election as if our lives depend on it, because to a large extent, they do.
If we waste this opportunity with Peter Obi, we may never get another chance like this again. Wake up, Nigerians! 2027 is our moment, and we cannot afford to get it wrong!
Be brutal, be toxic for your future
Edith retweeted
Flesh and blood , didn’t reveal this to you .
The Holy Spirit did .
You read the Bible thru the help and understanding of the Holy Spirit.
God be praised .
You know what wrecked me when I was newly Christian?
Genesis 22. For years as a Muslim, I was told the story was about Ishmael.
Then I actually read it. I think the bigger topic isn't Isaac or Ishmael.
It's this: Why would God ask Abraham to sacrifice his son in the first place? What kind of God does that?
The answer hit me like a freight train, because it shattered my Muslim worldview. God wasn't being cruel, He was painting a picture.
Abraham never goes through with sacrificaing Isaac. God stops him, then God provides a ram in his place. That action is not just a test or an isolated story: That's prophetic. It's a blueprint.
The blueprint goes: A father. A son. A sacrifice. A substitute.
You see where I am going with this.
Genesis 22 is actually the heartbeat of the Gospel. God was foreshadowing the day when He Himself would provide the sacrifice. Not for one man. Not only for one family.
But for the whole world. Of course, salvation wasn't earned by Abraham's performance. It came through God's provision.
You can recieve this substitute and gift. Here's what made me stop and think: The Quran retells the story of Genesis 22, but removes the name of the son. Why?
Because once you start following the thread through Genesis, the prophets, and the covenant promises, you eventually have to wrestle with the Lamb that comes later.
You have to wrestle with Jesus. The perfect sacrifice that every previous sacrifice pointed toward.
And that's when I realized: The story was never ultimately about Abraham. It was always about what God was going to do for us.
And there's nothing we can do to earn His approval! We can only receive the sacrifice He already provided.
Edith retweeted
CIVILITY IS NOT WEAKNESS. ENOUGH OF THE HARASSMENT OF MY SUPPORTERS. RELEASE RILWAN OLAWALE NOW.
The continued intimidation and harassment of my supporters across the country, the latest being the case of Rilwan Olawale, is disturbing and unacceptable.
President Bola Tinubu has remained a huge beneficiary of our democracy and should not brazenly be destroying it by encouraging and facilitating violence.
Our campaign is peaceful and issue-driven, focused on offering Nigerians a credible alternative built on competence, accountability, justice, and compassion.
We have chosen the path of peace, not violence; persuasion, not intimidation. However, nobody should mistake our civility for weakness, our restraint for fear, or our commitment to peace for an absence of resolve. We will not be intimidated into silence, nor will we abandon Nigerians who believe in a New Nigeria that is possible and will be OK.
I therefore demand transparency regarding Rilwan Olawale’s arrest, his release, respect for his rights, and an end to politically motivated harassment. No government or political party has the right to deny Nigerians the freedom to support a candidate of their choice.
We will remain peaceful but resolute. We will not resort to violence, but we will stand firmly and lawfully against every attempt to undermine our democratic rights.
A New Nigeria is POssible and will be OK. -PO
