When you’re listening to a song for the first time.
The first week:
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“_____ liked your post”
“_____ reblogged your post”
There will be a time when you fail. In life, you will be presented with a litany of opportunities to try something and fail, from school, sports, work, relationships, family, or your faith in Christ.
For some men, failure can create an overwhelming sense of shame, heartbreak, and disappointment. For others, they sweep these feelings underneath the rug of their masculinity and pretend like nothing is wrong. Both of these responses to failure are bad examples of how we should respond to failure.
In Christ, our performance does not determine God’s love for us. We are free to own up to our failures because they cannot ruin or define us.
eyebrows can literally either make you or break you
i leave crumbs in the butter because i hate my family