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Fleece Johnson says he approached a male to have s3x with him in prison to satisfy his s3x drive, and he called it “booty support.”
Fleece: “When you leave the streets, your sex drive goes with you. Getting locked up doesn’t make those urges disappear.”
“At first, masturbation might work, but eventually it gets old. You’re surrounded by men every day, and after years in that environment, the way you think about attraction can change.”
“I eventually stopped caring about what people thought. I told myself, ‘I want him,’ and I made my approach.”
“I never had a woman while I was in prison, so I didn’t know what the difference felt like. As the years went by, my thinking changed.”
“I wasn’t looking for romance or a whole lot of conversation. I was looking for what we called ‘booty support.’”
“For me, prison was basically three things: gambling, fighting, and chasing booty.”
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we have a habit of calling people naturally talented simply because we happen to meet them after they've done something a thousand times.
when you watch someone at the top of their game, everything looks effortless. their timing is right, their decisions come naturally and their work flows so smoothly that you'd think they were just born with it.
but you're seeing the result, not the process.
you didn't see the failed attempts, the embarrassing beginnings, the mistakes they had to correct, or the countless times they had to do the same thing before getting it right.
meanwhile, you're comparing your first attempt to their thousandth and wondering why you're not as good.
you're judging your beginning by someone else's years of practice.
sometimes, what we call natural talent is years of work we never got to witness.
we have a habit of calling people naturally talented simply because we happen to meet them after they've done something a thousand times.
when you watch someone at the top of their game, everything looks effortless. their timing is right, their decisions come naturally and their work flows so smoothly that you'd think they were just born with it.
but you're seeing the result, not the process.
you didn't see the failed attempts, the embarrassing beginnings, the mistakes they had to correct, or the countless times they had to do the same thing before getting it right.
meanwhile, you're comparing your first attempt to their thousandth and wondering why you're not as good.
you're judging your beginning by someone else's years of practice.
sometimes, what we call natural talent is years of work we never got to witness.
one uncomfortable reality is that being a good person doesn't automatically make you good at making decisions.
you can have a good heart and still make choices that ruin things for you.
some of the most useful things you know weren't learned in a classroom.
you learned them from a random conversation, a mistake you made once, watching someone else mess up, or being in a situation you never wanted to experience again.
life has some very strange way of teaching.
RealGold⚜️ retweeted
Your argument against Messi’s 2022 World Cup is built on double standards.
Let’s assume Messi’s penalties reduce his achievement. He scored 7 goals, 4 from penalties. Remove all four, and he still has 3 non-penalty goals, plus 3 assists. Di Maria scored 1 goal in the tournament. So how does Di Maria’s contribution erase Messi’s individual performance?
One teammate helping you win a World Cup doesn’t invalidate your greatness. Football is a team sport. Di María was brilliant in the final, but Messi was Argentina’s most influential player across the tournament.
Now apply that same logic to Ronaldo.
Portugal had an accomplished squad, yet Ronaldo finished Qatar 2022 with just 1 goal, a penalty against Ghana, and no assists. He didn’t score against Uruguay, South Korea, Switzerland or Morocco. Morocco eliminated Portugal in the quarter-finals.
And before you blame Messi’s numbers on supposedly weak opponents, remember that Messi scored against France in the final, including in extra time, and helped Argentina beat Croatia 3–0 in the semi-final. Those are not performances you can dismiss by shouting easy opponents.
The point isn’t that Ronaldo had no good teammates or that every opponent was easy. The point is that you cannot discredit Messi’s achievements using standards you refuse to apply to Ronaldo.
If penalties diminish Messi’s goals, apply that standard consistently. If teammates diminish Messi’s legacy, apply that standard consistently. If opponents matter, examine the entire tournament, not just the matches that suit your argument.
You cannot use one standard to attack Messi and another to protect Ronaldo. That isn’t analysis. It’s bias.
RealGold⚜️ retweeted
An ancient castle. A mysterious little girl. A woman with secrets. And a dinner table with one seat too many. 🕯️
THE THIRTEENTH GUEST — Episode One premieres tomorrow!
Something is waiting inside that castle.
Are you ready to find out what? 🖤
RealGold⚜️ retweeted
Understanding the PayBox Marketplace What the marketplace brings together
the paybox marketplace brings different services into one place, giving compatible ai agents access to tools they can use for specific tasks.
developers can make their services available through plugins, while users can explore different capabilities depending on what they need.
what makes this worth exploring is the variety of possibilities.
a plugin might connect an agent to an external service, while another could provide access to a completely different capability.
the marketplace gives developers a way to make their products available to compatible agents, rather than requiring every user to interact with each service directly.
to understand how this works, we need to look at what the marketplace offers, how plugins connect to services, and what an agent can actually do with them.
@moonpay || @PayBox
🤝 Paid partnership
Chloe Craig says her world turned upside down when she overheard her sister, Jamieleigh, confess that their father had raped her.
“I was in the hallway with the policewoman when I overheard my sister telling my mom, ‘My dad raped me.’
“I was in complete shock. When I went in and asked Jamieleigh if I had heard correctly, she broke down.”
“She later revealed that her father had tried to kiss her before several men allegedly held her down and took turns assaulting her.”
“I was only 17 at the time. I was so angry that I wanted to kill him, but I didn't know how to help my sister. All I could do was be there for her and support her through the trauma.”
“Watching her struggle with nightmares, flashbacks and fear was heartbreaking. She was never the same after that night.”
📽️-justRealGold
sometimes the reason you're not progressing isn't that you lack opportunities.
it's that you're waiting for an opportunity that looks exactly like the one you imagined, while ignoring the ones that are actually available.
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RealGold⚜️ retweeted
Word for the day:
♡ "Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life." - J. K. Rowling ♡
With @justRealGold
My win is around the corner. Happy new week ✨️🖤
Word for the day:
♡ "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." - Confucius ♡
It's the weekend.....😇
W @Floreechee ✨️🖤
not everyone who gives you advice has the results to back it up.
some people speak from experience. others speak from observation. and others are just repeating something they heard someone else say.
learn to tell the difference.
you can do everything right and still end up with a result you didn't want.
you can prepare, make sacrifices, treat people well and make the most reasonable decisions available to you.
and things can still fall apart.
not every bad outcome is proof that you made a bad decision.
sometimes you made the best decision you could with what you knew, and life simply didn't give you the result you hoped for.
RealGold⚜️ retweeted
STEVE IS A DIFFERENT BREED 😭
$140K ON THE TABLE AND HE PULLED IT OFF. WHAT A GUY!!
you can do everything right and still end up with a result you didn't want.
you can prepare, make sacrifices, treat people well and make the most reasonable decisions available to you.
and things can still fall apart.
not every bad outcome is proof that you made a bad decision.
sometimes you made the best decision you could with what you knew, and life simply didn't give you the result you hoped for.
one strange reality of being human is that we experience our own lives from the inside and everyone else’s from the outside.
you know every reason you were late, every struggle behind your silence, every fear behind your decisions.
with other people, you see the lateness, the silence, and the decisions.
we give ourselves context that we rarely have for anyone else.
that’s one reason it’s so easy to misunderstand each other.
📽️-justRealGold
RealGold⚜️ retweeted
Lamine is better than Messi
Lamine is better than Messi
Everyone is better than Messi until it’s time to be better than Messi 😂😂😂 remove pr … be better on the pitch let’s see if you are better than Messi lmaoo …. Thiago Messi debuts soon btw🙂
RealGold⚜️ retweeted
The PayBox Hackathon is coming October 16, with $20,000 USDC in prizes.
The challenge:
Build a working plugin for the PayBox Marketplace, then showcase what you’ve built with a demo video on X.
It’s not just about having a great idea. You need to bring it to life, make it work, and show people what it can do.
If you’re building in the AI agent space, this is your chance to put your skills to the test.
Got an idea worth building? This one’s for you.
Enter here: developer.paybox.sh/
.@PayBox by @moonpay is making crypto transfers easier.
Instead of asking for a wallet address, you can use someone’s X username to send crypto through your connected AI agent.
Simply give the instruction and approve the transaction.
Already on PayBox? Head to your settings at app.paybox.sh/settings to get set up.
New to PayBox? Get started at app.paybox.sh
Watch the video to see how it works. 🔻
one strange reality of being human is that we experience our own lives from the inside and everyone else’s from the outside.
you know every reason you were late, every struggle behind your silence, every fear behind your decisions.
with other people, you see the lateness, the silence, and the decisions.
we give ourselves context that we rarely have for anyone else.
that’s one reason it’s so easy to misunderstand each other.
📽️-justRealGold
🤖 Made with AI
one of the hardest things to accept is that your intentions are only part of your story.
you know why you did what you did. you know what you meant. you know what you were trying to prevent.
but other people have to live with what your actions actually caused.
sometimes, in someone else's story, you're the person you never intended to become.
