Quotes tagged ‘Twitter Quotes’

“Fake news, racism, sexism, terrorists spreading messages of hate, toxic content directed at children — parts of the Internet we have ended up with is a million miles from where we thought it would take us. It is in the digital media industry's interest to listen and act on this.”

— Keith Weed, washingtonpost.com

“Part of the magic of writing is somehow believing that your stuff is the best stuff, while also never losing sight of the fact that you’re a piece of shit.”

— Kristen Iskandrian, twitter.com

“You can't pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first.”

— Norm Kelly, twitter.com

“YouTube won't demonetize Logan Paul & Twitter won't ban Trump because both are good for business. There's no good or bad in an Attention Economy - only more.”

— Kevin McShane, twitter.com

“Haters are confused admirers who can’t understand why everybody else likes you.”

— Paulo Coelho, twitter.com

“It’s really easy to put the blame on someone else and cry sabotage instead of admitting to your own failure.”

— Jessica Graf, twitter.com

“I apologize if my isolation feels like rejection to you, but if I don't put myself first, I'm going to break.”

— Naomi, twitter.com

“We are always growing, whether we realize it or not. Be mindful and intentional about what and who it is you are growing into.”

— Lalah Delia, twitter.com

“If every time a man comes onto a woman it is defined as assault or misconduct, then women are rendered perpetual victims, with no power or agency to define or defend themselves.”

— Aisha Tyler, twitter.com

“Unlearning abuse also means unlearning the abusive behaviors that you inherited as survival tactics.”

— Negra con N mayúscula, twitter.com

“There are going to be a lot of outraged media think pieces about Trump’s “shithole” comments. But lets not forget how the media has long dehumanized Africa and its people by only covering war, poverty, disease, and political malaise. That is, if Africa is covered at all.””

— Karen Attiah, twitter.com

“The holidays break your routine. Sometimes, you’re forced to spend time with family you rarely see and don’t always get along with. Or maybe you’re alone when everyone else is with family. Or you are off from work, with more time to think troubling thoughts. Or you are at work and can’t be with thos…”

— KeSha, twitter.com

“Look in the mirror andsee how beautiful you are,how strong you are,how unique you are.See how full of inner-beautyand light you’re becoming.”

— Lalah Delia, twitter.com

“YouTube won't demonetize Logan Paul & Twitter won't ban Trump because both are good for business. There's no good or bad in an Attention Economy - only more.”

— Kevin McShane, twitter.com

“When are we gonna stop pretending it's regular people's fault the planet's dying because they wont go vegan or take 5 minute showers and start actually blaming corporations that produce astronomical pollution and dump toxic waste directly into the mouths of great whales like”

— queer space communist, twitter.com

“Let’s stop saying, “Yung iba nga diyan eh.” (Other people have it worse). Be content with your life not because you see poverty & misery in other people. Find happiness within you & stop comparing your advantage or privilege over others. Do you really have to look at their flaws to feel better about…”

— M.A. Buendía  , twitter.com

“you can go to shows alone! you can go alone talk to no one feel the music then go home. abolish the notion of going to shows to be seen.”

— mitski, twitter.com

“I don’t want my boyfriend to ever feel like he has to go through anything alone. I know men suffer in silence because they are looked at as “tough” & “heartless” but I’ll let mine know it’s ok to cry. It’s okay to talk to me, I’ll never throw shit in his face.””

— cami, twitter.com

“i cannot tell you how many times when i was a kid i got scolded for getting upset. "he's just messing with you!" oh so he's... literally trying to make me upset? and I'M wrong for getting upset? no. no. shut it the fuck down.”

— Hannah Moskowitz, twitter.com

“Consider for a moment that what you call your "personality" is actually just a composite of habits & behavioral patterns you developed to cope with trauma. Now ask yourself, who am I outside of my pain? Who would I be if I stopped living life as a product of my story?”

— Ebonee Davis, twitter.com