@RaeLynn I listen to "Love Triangle" almost every other day. It really helped me get through some of my most difficult times. Forever grateful for your music and talent
We're not gonna become someone we love by talking to ourselves like we're someone we hate.
We're not gonna become the best version of ourselves while treating ourselves like someone who deserves to be punished just for existing.
I know, it's hard. But have your own back.
Actor Ben McKenzie, who rose to fame on "The O.C.," called cryptocurrency "the largest Ponzi scheme in history" during a Senate Banking Committee hearing today on the FTX collapse.
He has been an outspoken critic of cryptocurrency, even co-authoring a book on the topic.
When someone is struggling (sick, death in the family, otherwise down, etc) don’t ask “what can I do?” 99% chance they will say “nothing” because it’s just too heavy a lift to come up with an idea.
Instead: Just do something. Send food. Show up and leave flowers. Whatever.
But the new attorney could give a shit less about there being proof all she is worried about is quitting on client because I guess she thinks it is unreasonable to be upset ever.
Plus when the wife filed the complaint for the divorce, he had a shit attorney who didn't even mention or explain what to do when he got the papers. So he didn't get to answer or counterclaim and she is who abandoned him. There's proof
I'm just pissed because his attorney is never wanting to explain anything she just threatens to quit on him when he asks a question. Yes I understand attorneys aren't your friends but she could at least attempt to answer a question
Client stays in defensive emotional stress constantly, has been thru mediation & is being told he has to sign a letter agreeing to pay wife 40,000 but the divorce isn't final
Clients attorney sends him email stating he MUST write the letter and page or she will quit. This is how 98% of attorney/client convos go. Client is unable to obtain another attorney