This happened on my Twitter account today. I am conflicted. Should I follow him back? I stopped following him in 1776, but he does appear to be extending an olive branch now. #twitteretiquette #waterunderthelondonbridge
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This happened on my Twitter account today. I am conflicted. Should I follow him back? I stopped following him in 1776, but he does appear to be extending an olive branch now. #twitteretiquette #waterunderthelondonbridge
#TwitterEtiquette #WednesdayWisdom #God "Good and evil both increase at compound interest. That is why the little decisions you and I make every day are of such infinite importance." - CS Lewis As Christians, our daily lives is an everyday spiritual warfare. Our every act of obedience is strategic obedience and every act of disobedience is a strategic fall. Ground is being won and ground is being lost. Two armies (one of God's and the other of Satan's) are marching across the terrain of our souls, each has a markedly different agenda, one will win, and our moral choices will determine who has the “home field advantage.” We are not fearful where is Satan going to try to attack us next. We simply “guard our post” at the next area of obedience. As a single soldier we are not not asked to grasp the whole war. We are called to perform our role and trust that our general (God) is more clever and powerful than the enemy’s general (Satan). Life never stands still—we may progress or regress. There is always an agenda for our lives that is “winning.” Our lives are always “advancing” one kingdom (God’s) or another (our own). At any given moment we are building a momentum and we either soar or crash. So guard our post. Each act of obedience is winning strategic ground for our Savior or the adversary.
Character I am a sincere, patient, quite, joyful, affectionate and kind person. I am a rather romantic person. I like communicating and enjoy spending my time with my friends. I hate when people lie and cheat on each other. I am not selfish and I always care about my friends and relatives. I am quite mature in spite of my age. I live alone, separately from my parents. My heart is not empty. It is full of emotions and feelings. It is difficult for me to refuse when somebody asks me for help. ID: 680012 Follow the link in profile #love #girlsa #followme #russiangirl #ukrainiangirl #instagirl #ukrainegirl #russianbeauty #russiagirl #single #russiagirls #russianbride #russianbrides #russiandating #chat #russianbrides #datingonline #datingwebsite #ukrainianbride #russianwife #datingservice #russianladies #ukrainebride #dategirl #datingwebsites #russiawomen #goldenbride_net #onlinedating #datingsites #internationaldating
#TwitterEtiquette #WednesdayWisdom #God #Jesus #HolySpirit #inspire #Christian #Bible #Gospel "Finally, friends, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things." (Philippians 4:8)
Twitter Boundaries 101
We are far past the lie of “it’s just Twitter” but you can keep believing that and you might get your ass handed to you 140 characters at a time.
Social Media has been the start and end of lots of folks we know, and those who are only survived by a story but don’t get caught up, please remember that unless you know someone, you really don’t KNOW them.
Many friendships and relationships now start on twitter but don’t assume friendship and ride or die - especially if you’ve been the only one initiating engagement.
Don’t get comfortable with people you don’t know. Don’t assume yourself to be a friend or confidant. Don’t assume emotion is reciprocated. Don’t assume.
* Polite conversation isn’t romantic interest. * Don’t go into the mentions of a stranger and treat them like a close friend. * Self Analyze: Read and re-read a tweet (and the thread) before you respond. Do the same with your response. Auto-Correct has never cared about any of our zingers, so be sure to give yourself a second before you let loose those Twitter Fingers. * End Reply All * Understand your limitations and think about how you will be received. It’s inevitable that you’ll find lots of amazing people and content on Twitter but that doesn’t mean you must RT and Fave their every thought. * Hesitate when giving personal information to strangers (On the TL or in DMs) Do your research, check your mutual follows. Take your time. * Learn the rules of engagement for your favorite tweeters. Some don’t like certain types of slang, some don’t like day old responses, some don’t give a single blue fuck about your opinion, others really like compliments, do giveaways, will help promote certain types of accounts of info. * It’s okay if you make a mistake - acknowledge, apologize and move on. * No one is obligated to engage or respond to you on Twitter. * End Reply All - Seriously, it’s 2016. Relax.
It’s very possible to find dope people with similar interests and cultivate amazing friendships. Like most, I’ve had mishaps but I’ve met some of the most inspiring and amazingly creative folks on Twitter - just be open to growth.