

Ooh, I like this! But I was thinking of the Wilson Pickett version :)
ugly bag of mostly water
don’t keep sweatin’ what I do 'cause I’m gonna be just fine
Ooh, I like this! But I was thinking of the Wilson Pickett version :)
They showed us 4 Rooms at summer camp when it had just come out on VHS. I was 13 but pretty sheltered and that movie was kind of nuts.
I named my Mustang Sally.
No, of course I don’t expect that. But it’s a nice thing when it happens.
Thank you for doing that - such a simple and kind thing to do!
You hope that men will recognize that this is a space not meant for them (which is often explicitly stated in the post body) and respectfully not comment. And those men that do comment but are respectful get politely asked not to comment again. And those men that comment and are rude or disrespectful get banned.
And some men do fly under the radar but a surprising number feel the need to start their comment with “As a man…”.
I keep my house very clean, and when the weather allows I open windows to let in fresh air. I also have reed diffusers throughout my house to add a little scent. IMO the key is to choose one scent for your whole house so that it smells cohesive, and to choose a scent that is mild, not too artificial or overwhelming. Right now I’ve got the Life in Lilac diffusers in Peppermint Bliss and they smell great. All I have to do is flip the reeds once a week.
You might also be going nose blind to the febreze plug-ins if the scent is disappearing after a couple of days.
Oh my goodness he’s so cute!! I bet he loves his Lamb Chop!
Agree with all three! Also the Laneige lasts forever, It’s what, 25 bucks? But it’ll last over a year.
May I see a pic of said good boy?
First of all, it’s great that you recognize unhealthy patterns of thought and behavior in yourself. That’s a great first step!
That said, a few thoughts:
You sound pretty young so I’m assuming some of this is just young kid angst and will smooth out over time. Good luck!
Last book I read was Bee Speaker by Adrian Tchaikovsky. I normally love his stuff, and I loved both Dogs of War and Bear Head, but Bee Speaker was awful. Such a disappointment.
Currently I’m reading Old Man’s War by John Scalzi.
Oh man I loved This Is How You Lose The Time War!
Pragmatic answer: grilled chicken breast
Wishful answer: quiche!!!
Shropshire blue 🩵💛🧀
It looks like this has been deleted, but uou just posted a question in a parenting community asking how to talk to your son about puberty. He’s twelve. He needs personal space and privacy, and he definitely needs to be sleeping in his own bed. Imagine how awful and confusing it would be for him to have a wet dream while in bed with you.
Please set a boundary here for his own good. And get to the bottom of why he can’t sleep.
Also I feel like you’ve posted about this before?
Is this a serious question?
Look if you don’t care about your health, you can crash diet, sure, but you’ll lose water weight first, and then will lose muscle alongside the fat, especially if you don’t exercise. You will also feel miserable and will make others feel miserable being around you. And you’ll most likely pack it back on when you quit the diet.
OP said no exercise.
One hour of Gameboy every other day. We had Tetris (of course), Super Mario Land 1 (the Egypt themed one) and 2 (the one with the big coins), Star Trek TNG, and Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle. Maybe one or two others that I don’t recall. No other video game systems.
Movies, we weren’t allowed anything past PG until our late teens, and my mom was constantly trying to shove G-rated stuff down our necks. We saw Babe, Toy Story, and It Takes Two in the theater; I was 14 and way too old for that shit. We got Shirley Temple videos in our Easter baskets every year (we did not like Shirley Temple).
Basically we were way too sheltered. It was awful for my social life!