These guys are telling on themselves. "She used to be a man, so she'll do [horrible thing]."
So you do [horrible thing] to your partners??
These guys are telling on themselves. "She used to be a man, so she'll do [horrible thing]."
So you do [horrible thing] to your partners??
Walmart lets us wear pins on our vests, so I used to do that. The first time I had to heave a heavy item against my chest and lost several pins I stopped doing it, though 😕 still get loads of pins every Christmas...
Feeling nostalgic and drank a bottle of chocolate milk on my lunch break. Discovered I was lactose intolerant after I clocked back in. I was the only one covering the deli counter.
I failed at moderating a server with three of my closest friends. I'm not running a server for the entire town.
Reddit won't truly be obsolete until we one up the cbat sex thread
That makes a lot of sense, thank you.
My iconic recipe: All My Favorite Shit, Shoved In A Pot Together
Dice up a white onion, sautee in butter until lightly brown. Drain one can each of black beans, diced tomatoes, and corn. Cook til whenever. Salt, red pepper, and garlic powder to taste.
Sometimes I save some black bean juice, mix it with corn starch to thicken it up, and stir it back in, and eat the whole thing over brown rice.
Alternatively: ice cream. Butter pecan in a waffle cone.
My mother's policy was that the first time we do something wrong, talk with us, help us learn why it was wrong and how we should have acted. If we do it again even with that knowledge, punish us.
I feel like that would apply here, too, even if you don't see leaving them with the consequences as actively punishing them. But as a kid it's easy to get in over your head before you learn your own limits, and you're not born with the knowledge of how to bail yourself out. I think they deserve a grace period.
OP WATCH SCAVENGERS REIGN. Unless you're sensitive to body horror.
Especially if you're sensitive to body horror?
Not who you asked, but the main thing holding me back is that I don't know how to kick off and don't know how to balance. I'm surprised how many people just kinda know how to do it
Surprised at the amount of upvotes. I thought dads only said that shit in sitcoms.
Social media drug? Like screen addiction?
I think technological solutions can help, eg app blockers and screentime trackers, but that's not even half the solution. You need to figure out what need you're trying to meet with your phone, and find a low tech version. You can't rely on tech to cure an over-reliance on tech.