@YourSoulPiercer @_Netttty @labrujitatonta @_jane_d_doe_ The internet is astonishing. A presumably Muslim, Indonesian ESL woman has taken to using the Habitual ‘be’.
#1KYAE
@_jane_d_doe_ @YourSoulPiercer @reefmilli @its_izjionna Let me translate this into to English for you.
The word cheese, when uttered aloud, bares the speakers teeth in a way that emulates a smile. As such, it’s common practice to instruct subjects of a photo to “say cheese” before taking it. Thus, to cheese colloquially means to smile
@pennycheck Interesting, a similar idea of “bottoming out” is referenced often in the treatment of addiction. Recovery is often brought about by one truly horrible, life-changing ‘low’.
@NeetNort Do you read novels?
Butchers Crossing - John Williams
The Tunnel - Ernesto Sabato
Oblomov - Goncharov
>General self-improvement
Start with the Greeks