Father Steven

I just want insulin to be affordable and easily accessible

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@Shen_the_Bird This one screams at any delivery truck, every day, but in her mind she barks and they go away so shes scaring them away with her woofs

[Beisbol Times ⚾️ @beisboltimes]

El momento en el que el gran Justin Verlander se da cuenta de que la encargada de ir a sacarlo del montículo por última vez en su carrera es su hija.

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[#1 @KC_USA1]

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[doomer @uncledoomer]

young couples trying to raise a family in our clown economy are admirable bordering on heroic, so if you have kids, its actually a patriotic duty to invade spaces where boomers, "childfree" redditors, disney adults, other sorts of foul beasts, cavort and stuff their putrid jowls

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

Had a wonderful birthday today all thanks to kindest, most beautiful woman in the world @ajeff32 and the beautiful son and amazing family she's given me!🥰🎂🥳

[ZUBY: @ZubyMusic]

Every day that you and your loved ones are healthy is worth celebrating.

[positivity moon @arrtnem]

Adult life gets dangerous when the calendar turns into one long grey hallway.

Same wake up. Same commute. Same screens. Same “what do you want for dinner” loop. Same bills sliding out of the same apps. Same tiredness that doesn’t even feel dramatic anymore, just baseline. You blink and it’s Thursday again. You blink and a month is gone. You blink and you cannot remember what you were excited about last week because nothing in the week asked you to feel anything bigger than irritation.

That’s why your “cheat code” works.

Not because it’s cute. Because it gives your nervous system a rope to hold onto.

Something to look forward to is basically a small promise that the world is not only maintenance.

People underestimate how much adult life is just maintenance. Keeping the lights on. Keeping the fridge stocked. Keeping your body functional. Keeping your relationships from drying out. Keeping your mind from turning on itself at 01:40. The tasks never stop, which means your brain never gets the clean “done” moment it used to get in school. Finish the assignment, turn it in, done. Adult life is a hydra. You cut one head off and two more appear labeled “insurance” and “taxes.”

you need a counterweight.

A little landmark in time.

Otherwise every day feels like paying interest on being alive.

Look forward to something small and suddenly the day has shape. It has a ridge line. It has a point on the horizon that makes the hours stop feeling like random weather. You can have a brutal Tuesday and still feel a tiny lift in your chest because you know there’s a movie on Friday, or a dinner you’re actually excited for, or a morning coffee in a place you like, or a new episode, or a walk in a park with the trees, or that one pastry you keep thinking about like it’s a personality trait.

That is not childish.

That is how you keep yourself from going numb.

There’s a specific kind of adult depression that comes from having nothing on the horizon. Not even the big stuff. The small stuff. The stuff that makes you feel like you’re moving toward something instead of just enduring. When you have nothing, the days start feeling interchangeable. Your brain stops tagging memories because there’s nothing to tag them with. No markers. No spikes. No sweetness. You wake up and your body already feels the weight of “again.”

People call that laziness sometimes.

not laziness. the mind reacting to a life with no reward signals.

Your little look-forward thing can be almost stupid.

A clean bed with fresh sheets tonight. The cold drink in the fridge waiting for you. A new book you get to open. A gym session where you can sweat out the static. A bath. A long shower. A walk at 06:30 before the world wakes up. A date with your headphones. A call with one friend who doesn’t drain you. The restaurant where they don’t mess up your order. The museum. The cheap concert. The drive outside the city. The tiny treat you don’t have to justify.

The point isn’t the size.

The point is that your brain believes you’re going somewhere.

A lot of adults live like they’re not allowed to anticipate anything unless it’s earned. Unless it’s “productive.” Unless it’s a milestone. Vacation. Promotion. Wedding. Big trip. Big purchase. Something impressive.

That’s a trap.

Because if you only allow yourself to look forward to rare events, most of your year becomes blank space. Most of your life becomes waiting for permission to feel good. People do this and then they act confused about why they’re always on edge. They’re living in a constant emotional drought and calling it discipline.

The most stable adults I’ve met don’t have better lives.

They have more anchors.

They have these small, reliable things they keep feeding into their weeks like coins into a machine that gives them a reason to keep going. They plan tiny joys with the same seriousness other people plan meetings.

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@WDevilPicks @LineupsWinning Not yet🤷‍♂️ really lame when they tout the early payout and live bet boosts and then I can't even use the app, smh

[Redi Tlhabi @RediTlhabi]

May I weigh in on this. I think you haven't factored something that is true for a lot of couples. And that is: AFTER you get married, to the person you WANT to be married to, when he has long been yours and you have long been his/hers; your heart simply does not see other people in a significant ways. Not in the way you describe. It doesn't occur to you to even compare because there is no reality in which they feature in your mind in that way.

They are there in a non-threatening way. Your instinct is not to even compare them to your spouse because there is no comparison. He/She wins all the time. Your heart has a home. You admire others, get along with them, and see them, but they can't get past the checkpoints that your spouse got through. Marriage is not always this constant wrestling, this never-ending contestation. Your scenario below may be true in other cases. But it is also true that in a room full of phenomenal people, some can not see anyone better than their person because the impulse to compare doesn't even occur. They have arrived. That is also true of marriage.

[John @market_sleuth]

I’m putting this out once & for all. I’ve voted Republican since 1984 when I cast my first vote for Ronald Reagan at the age of 18. The Trump administration turns my stomach. The incessant narcissism, gas lighting, & a complete disconnect from those who are struggling. Showing off a $500,000 bathroom remodel during the government shutdown? 15 year car loans? Bessent saying “Job growth is booming!” when all available empirical data shows it’s crumbling?

Second, if your only response to valid criticisms of Trump is: “You have TDS!” (which is at the intellectual parity of a 4th grader) then keep drinking the kool aid. That’s how cultists respond with zero critical thinking.

The bottom line? The GOP is going to get decimated in the 2026 midterms & DJT will be the primary reason why. We need a leader like Buffet, (but 50 years younger). A person who identifies with everyday folks & not just the wealthy elite.

[𝐣𝐨𝐬𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐠 @AdonisJosberg]

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[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@GhostXTrading is the goat 🐐 for real! He's taught me more about trading than anyone...helped me make me alot of money too!🤑 thanks bro, please go to the gym and take of yourself too, much love!

[Ashton Costanza @ajeff32]

Happy Birthday @Costanza22S we love you!🎉

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@ajeff32 🥰🥰

[Ashton Costanza @ajeff32]

Happy Anniversary @Costanza22S 🥂

[Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders]

It should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned them.

While the Democratic leadership defends the status quo, the American people are angry and want change.

And they’re right.

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@TribeandJets Thank god! Carter starts at school in November twice a week and I'm gonna hate leaving him if he's like trying to cling on to me or anything😭

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@TribeandJets I know this was the longest day of yalls life!😂

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@ghostx_swings

[Father Steven @Costanza22S]

@ghostx_trader Slow and steady, staying green🤑