Despite this, an LGBTQ church seems to have set aside the Bible’s teachings, choosing instead to focus on affirming scriptures they’ve found on YouTube, singing gospel songs, and drawing strength from one another’s experiences.

At this point, I’m questioning if staying here is worth my peace of mind. Maybe it’s time to step away and find spaces that actually prioritize thoughtful, constructive interactions.

Anyone else feeling this way? Let me know your thoughts.

Take Kenya, for example. People have lost their lives because of the misinformation and polarization amplified online. It’s heartbreaking to think that a platform meant to connect us could end up tearing communities apart.

It’s exhausting. It feels like no one wins in this mess except Elon Musk. Sure, I’m not saying he’s directly fueling protests or conflicts, but let’s be real—his decisions have shaped this environment.

Don’t get me wrong, X was once a great platform—back when it felt like a space for genuine connection and meaningful conversations. But now, it’s been consumed by politics, with every scroll dragging you into debates and chaos you never signed up for.