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Another word for today's rhymes will be: FLOW
I woke up this morning with a different glow
Stopped chasing the crowd, let my true self show
When the beat kicks in, best believe I blow
Cause I stopped fighting life, I just ride the flow
From the concrete cracks watch the roses grow
Took a lot of losses but I never went low
Now they watch from the bleachers in the front row
I'm still me, never faking for the show
Money come, money go, but my peace won't go
Every setback taught me how to grow
Keep your eyes on the prize and your heart aglow
When you locked in like this, you can't lose the flow
I woke up this morning with a different glow
Stopped chasing the crowd, let my true self show
When the beat kicks in, best believe I blow
Cause I stopped fighting life, I just ride the flow
From the concrete cracks watch the roses grow
Took a lot of losses but I never went low
Now they watch from the bleachers in the front row
I'm still me, never faking for the show
Money come, money go, but my peace won't go
Every setback taught me how to grow
Keep your eyes on the prize and your heart aglow
When you locked in like this, you can't lose the flow
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Hi guys, I'm back here. It's been a long time that I've left you all with my original creatives. I'm fully back now though.
I will drop rhymes like I use to do back in the day here on tangled.
Today's word will be: EMPIRE .
As a man, you gotta build an Empire
Do it now 'fore lights out, & you Expire
When your energy get low, gotta Refire
Success on a high slate is all I Require
My ambitions too fine I always Admire
You wanna know who I am just Inquire
I figure things out even in a Quagmire
In the journey of my life I'm the Umpire
I'm Inspired to Aspire my career Desire
I'll do my best to make everything Transpire so I can Acquire all the good things in life before I Retire .
#tangled2026 #millix #post #trending2026 #for_you
I will drop rhymes like I use to do back in the day here on tangled.
Today's word will be: EMPIRE .
As a man, you gotta build an Empire
Do it now 'fore lights out, & you Expire
When your energy get low, gotta Refire
Success on a high slate is all I Require
My ambitions too fine I always Admire
You wanna know who I am just Inquire
I figure things out even in a Quagmire
In the journey of my life I'm the Umpire
I'm Inspired to Aspire my career Desire
I'll do my best to make everything Transpire so I can Acquire all the good things in life before I Retire .
#tangled2026 #millix #post #trending2026 #for_you
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How to Handle a Partner Who Apologizes Like a Politician—All Talk, No Action
We all know that one politician who promises “change” every election season but delivers nothing. Now, imagine dating that politician—except instead of running for office, they’re running from accountability!
If your partner apologizes with a grand speech but never actually changes, congratulations! You’re in a relationship with a **smooth-talking PR expert. They know how to say “I’m sorry” but have no intention of proving it.
So, how do you handle them? Here’s your survival guide:
1. Stop Clapping for Empty Promises
When they hit you with “I promise to do better, don’t just melt. Instead, ask: “How exactly do you plan to improve?” A vague apology without a clear plan is just emotional politics—and you’re not here for campaigns.
2. Set a ‘Performance Review’
Tell them, “Apologies without change are just rehearsed speeches.” Give them a deadline to show improvement. If they keep promising the same thing with no results, you’ll know you’re dating a human manifesto.
3. Take Action, Not Excuses
If they keep repeating the same mistakes, don’t let them distract you with sweet words and forehead kisses. Tell them, “I need progress, not poetry.” Watch their actions—not their TED Talk-style apologies.
4. Be Ready to Vote Them Out
If your partner refuses to change, you’re not obligated to stick around. Remember, you’re in a relationship—not a hostage situation. Love should feel like teamwork, not a political campaign full of broken promises.
So, the next time they give you another Oscar-worthy apology, just nod, smile, and say: “I’ll believe it when I see it.”
We all know that one politician who promises “change” every election season but delivers nothing. Now, imagine dating that politician—except instead of running for office, they’re running from accountability!
If your partner apologizes with a grand speech but never actually changes, congratulations! You’re in a relationship with a **smooth-talking PR expert. They know how to say “I’m sorry” but have no intention of proving it.
So, how do you handle them? Here’s your survival guide:
1. Stop Clapping for Empty Promises
When they hit you with “I promise to do better, don’t just melt. Instead, ask: “How exactly do you plan to improve?” A vague apology without a clear plan is just emotional politics—and you’re not here for campaigns.
2. Set a ‘Performance Review’
Tell them, “Apologies without change are just rehearsed speeches.” Give them a deadline to show improvement. If they keep promising the same thing with no results, you’ll know you’re dating a human manifesto.
3. Take Action, Not Excuses
If they keep repeating the same mistakes, don’t let them distract you with sweet words and forehead kisses. Tell them, “I need progress, not poetry.” Watch their actions—not their TED Talk-style apologies.
4. Be Ready to Vote Them Out
If your partner refuses to change, you’re not obligated to stick around. Remember, you’re in a relationship—not a hostage situation. Love should feel like teamwork, not a political campaign full of broken promises.
So, the next time they give you another Oscar-worthy apology, just nod, smile, and say: “I’ll believe it when I see it.”
