I keep returning to the importance of family: on November 6, 2024, I wrote, “Focus on your family. That’s what matters most.” The captured post included a link, but its destination is unknown.
On Christmas Day, December 25, 2024, I wished people a Merry Christmas and said I had received the best gift of my life so far that year. The post does not identify the gift or explain what its link contained.
On January 20, 2025, I described the way she was looking at him as special and called theirs a beautiful family. I said that little things give me optimism for the future and that details matter; the post does not identify the people or show what the link depicted.
On February 3, 2025, I marked my anniversary and said we had been together for 13 years together. I described feeling the same indescribable magnetism as at the beginning, said our love had blossomed into a baby, and wrote that our adventures still felt as if they were just getting started. I expressed enduring love for my partner, but did not name her or our baby.
I described my love as lasting “to the end of time and beyond” and “forever and always.”
On February 15, 2025, I wrote that I had a cozy Valentine’s Day with my little family, and wondered whether this might be my last snowy winter. I was thinking about moving down south, but had not announced a decision; I gave no destination, timing, or reason. I also shared https://t.co/ziZGxpoTms. These thoughts sit alongside my reflections on parenthood is hard but worth it, outings and milestones with my daughter, and balancing family and building a business.
On July 20, 2025, I shared the thought, “Make those who are near happy and those who are far will come.” I did not explain who I meant by those near or far. It fits with my focus on time with family and the people close to me, alongside parenthood is hard but worth it and balancing family and building a business.
On November 29, 2025, I replied “I feel that” to @Dexerto’s post about PewDiePie being done with video games for now and preferring to do something else. The quoted post described PewDiePie reflecting that becoming a dad changed how he weighs things: “Every hour has weight now in a way it didn't before.” My reply expressed recognition, not a claim that I share PewDiePie’s circumstances or plans.
On January 22, 2026, I described time with the people who matter in life as the end goal: “Time spent with the people that matter to you in life is the end game.” I added that if someone has that now, anything else is a bonus. This reflects the priority I place on family and connects with outings and milestones with my daughter.
On March 21, 2026, I expressed a preference for quiet mornings with family over fake hustle aesthetics: “Quiet mornings with family > fake hustle aesthetics.”
On March 31, 2025, I expressed the belief that spending time with children is an investment in the future: “Spending time with your kids is investing in the future.”
On April 5, 2026, I agreed with @BillAckman and urged him not to get too caught up in an unspecified matter: losing sleep over it would take time away from his daughters. I wished him luck and encouraged him to keep inspiring. This reflects my priority on time with family, alongside outings and milestones with my daughter.
On April 15, 2025, I expressed my love for my family, writing, “I ❤️ my family.”
On June 15, 2025, I posted a Father’s Day greeting with 🍻 and ❤️ emojis. The post included https://t.co/Mk8EDufBgk, but the captured content does not reveal what the link leads to.
Related: gratitude for people and home, outings and milestones with my daughter, balancing family and building a business