@danielwalkymis We heavily rely on what we can see with our eyes, as if seeing a car coming toward you would somehow make a difference. I think it comes down to certainty: knowing what's coming is far less terrifying than going in blind.…
Replying to @everybodyh8krys My husband and I sell more books in local bookshops and at fairs and conventions than anywhere else. We get lots of repeat customers who buy a copy of anything new we put out. We have zero online traction with few ebook sales.
Most definitely, and good morning and a Glorious and Magnificent Wednesday to you and yours, with much more love and happiness throughout your day ❤️ 🤗
@anthonymarzn check this
My tiny human
Many of you post here to various people in your lives,
My post today is a letter to a child I will never know. I can’t share this with anyone in my life and saying it out loud destroys me.
i was raised by evangelicals and a lot of the constant comments about wanting idols to have kids feels like the same expectation the church had on me before i left so it rubs me a different way for sure 💀 i want them to pursue happiness in life in whatever form it looks like to
Why I cherish being raised by my grandparents
I have always loved doing things with my grandparents and I think they're one of the best things that have ever happened to me.
yo @michaelyouwmkje
What’s the secret to making deep, close friendships as an adult when you work from home?
All of my close friends have moved away and I only have one close one left who is now married with a kid. There are often days where I don't get to socialize with anyone in person.