T Ibn Ali retweeted
RULES FOR MEN.
1. Don't date a single mother with high taste
2. Don't date a broke, entitled woman
3. Don't beg or pay a woman for love
4. Don't spend on a woman who doesn't spend on you
5. Don't stay with a contentious woman
6. Don't tolerate disrespect, no matter how little
7. Don't allow a woman to pay your bills regularly
8. Don't go where you're uninvited
9. Don't stay with an unhappy woman; an unhappy woman will make your life miserable
10. Don't try to change a woman
11. Don't rescue a woman from poverty
12. Don't take back a woman who left for another man
13. Don't date a high-maintenance woman (unless self-funded)
14. Don't move in with a woman; if you do, make it for a very short time
15. Don't depend on a woman for money
16. Don't stay with a woman who brings no value
17. Don't fight or call or text a man to leave your woman; your woman gave him access
18. Don't stay with a woman who gives no peace, a woman who survives in chaos
19. Don't beg a woman to stay who wants to leave
20. Don't date a woman whose judgment you can't trust
21. Don't date a woman whose existence revolves around a male bestie
22. Don't date a woman who has dated a yahoo boy
23. Don't ever ignore a red flag that is giving concern
24. Your boxer is your identity; don't wear it dirty, boxer
25. Shave your armpits and get a haircut now and then
26. Do everything you can to smell nice
HeartMattaz
T Ibn Ali retweeted
Replying to @omookeagbona
Please remove qualified immunity from these jackbooted thugs and theyll be forced to police themselves and they would no longer be able to violate peoples rights with impunity.
They do this shit because they know that they wont be held accountable.
If there were no punishment t for robbing the bank don't you think people would do it more often?
Also the contempt that they have for the public is disgusting.
T Ibn Ali retweeted
My guy has been saving 100,000 naira monthly since January just to open a small business for his girlfriend after her graduation. Her graduation was yesterday.
Earlier this month, she said she was sick and needed 430,000 naira for treatment. He was reluctant but she kept pressing. He sent 500,000 naira.
We attended her graduation yesterday and she showed up in a very clean wig.
That evening he asked how she got it.
She admitted everything. She was never sick. She lied to get the money because she knew he would never give it to her for a wig.
He said, "I had plans for you."
She sent laughing emoji and "Agba event planner. Leave that thing."
He showed her the receipt. A savings account with her name on the tag. Over 900,000 naira saved specifically to start a business for her after graduation.
She cried immediately.
She has been begging him since yesterday.
Above all, love God.
T Ibn Ali retweeted
Palestinian American has choice words for Saudi Prince Musab al Farhan, part of the Saudi 🇸🇦 UN delegation @ABUNAR50
T Ibn Ali retweeted
Officer Says Open The Gate Or Go To Jail Then The Case Takes A Stunning Turn P1 #cops #police #bodycampolice #copsoftiktok #foryou
T Ibn Ali retweeted
Rich Paul says there are maybe two guys in the whole nba who actually need to fly private all the time and even those flights are being paid for by their brand partner . Everybody else is on a short career window. Spending that kind of money doesn’t make sense
T Ibn Ali retweeted
✅"I respect the company's commitment to diversity and inclusion. My religious beliefs are personal, but I'm happy to discuss my ability to meet the role's requirements, working hours, and professional expectations.
Is there a particular job-related requirement you'd like me to clarify?"
This response is professional because it does three things simultaneously: protects your privacy, reassures HR about your ability to perform the job, and redirects the conversation toward your qualifications.
1. Why those three answers can be problematic
The problem is not that Christianity, Islam, or Hinduism is something to conceal. The concern is disclosing sensitive personal information before understanding why an employer wants it.
Answer
❌"I'm a Christian."
May expose you to assumptions about your beliefs, practices, or availability.
❌ "I'm a Muslim."
May lead to assumptions about prayer times, fasting, or scheduling requirements.
❌ "I'm Hindu."
May lead to assumptions about religious observances, holidays, or cultural practices.
None of these answers is inherently wrong. However, your religion generally does not establish whether you can perform a job successfully.
Your qualifications should speak for you before your religious identity does.
2. What to say if HR insists
The key is to avoid sounding defensive while maintaining a clear professional boundary.
T Ibn Ali retweeted
Replying to @SaycheeseDGTL
Niggas that defend and root for vlad are the same niggas that told the teacher who was talking in class when she left out
T Ibn Ali retweeted
INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT.
This 1-hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years.
Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
T Ibn Ali retweeted
#Storytime
🤔 Once upon a time....Chance the Rapper had a "chance" to change the life of his friend, @VicMensa but his ego was to (((BIG)). He thought Vic would outshine him.
T Ibn Ali retweeted
Dub was GENUINELY WORRIED about getting his ass BEAT after trying DaBaby’s new restaurant and his $45 WAFFLE, so he made sure to call it the BEST food he’s ever had and worth EVERY PENNY 😭😭
“Even if this wasn’t good, I wouldn’t say it. DaBaby known for shooting sh-t and beating people ass… You ain’t gonna beat my ass, this sh-t good.” 🤣
T Ibn Ali retweeted
THATS A CRAZY STORY! The devil really took those people out his life by the time he came back to consciousness 😳
T Ibn Ali retweeted
"I'd rather be Sugar Ray Leonard than a Floyd Mayweather in my heart. ... Floyd Mayweather did duck in a sense." - @FloydMayweather
T Ibn Ali retweeted
"You are the biggest mockery in the United States Senate."
Patel fires back after Booker's closing attack.
The full exchange tells the story.
T Ibn Ali retweeted
BANNED FROM ANOTHER FARMERS MARKET.
Winter Garden, Florida. Brick street. White tents.
Woman with a mic. Winter Garden Police. EVENT STAFF in a red polo.
Cops: you don't have permission to interview here. Move outside the event.
Her: public street. City event. First Amendment.
"We went through this in Lakeland and actually they had to backtrack with their city attorney and retrain their entire police department."
Event staff: "It's a permitted event… you can be here, but you can't interview."
She can film. She can't talk to people.
She asks for the code. The law. His name.
He won't give a name.
More cops. Official trespass warning.
Leave — or jail if she comes back.
She walks. Says she's got kids with her.
Public road. Private rules. Watch the standoff.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The footage is from a June 2025 incident at the Winter Garden Farmers Market. The trespass warning was rescinded days later after the city confirmed the event was on public property.
wintergardenvox.com/articles/winte…
wintergardenvox.com/articles/kaitl…
youtube.com/watch?v=9OFbEp…





















