Andrew Garfield says people shouldn’t let the fear of grief “lock ourselves off from love, from risk & from truly living fully because it hurts to live fully.”
“It hurts to love fully — it hurts to attach because of the inevitability of the loss that comes with it.
But it's the only way. It's the only way to live a life of vitality and fullness and meaning, and it breaks the kind of calcified, protected, hardened versions of our heart open so we can reconnect to ourselves.
So anyway, I just think grief is a really cool portal into our hearts, so then we can feel the love as well”
(Source: https://t.co/sjcQpq3olg)
Tipping in America feels like a broken system.
I don't get why taxes aren't included in the prices, and then you're expected to add an extra 18-20% on top?
Also, tips for basic service like a coffee order seems EXTREMELY excessive to me.
"How are you?" is thrown around too casually.
As a German, I'm not used to exchanging pleasantries with strangers such as cashiers like that.
It feels kind of fake to ask a question that no one really wants an honest answer to, but I guess it's part of American social norms.
Thiago tava querendo trocar de celular e comprar seu primeiro iPhone, mas apareceu mais 5 mil pra pagar do casamento. Lá se vai o iPhone do Thiago kkkk
Passo o dia vendo vídeos de resgate, ainda incrédula. É tanta tristeza, tantas camadas de sofrimento, não dá pra pensar em outra coisa. Os cachorrinhos assustados partem meu coração, só consigo agradecer pela sorte de o meu estar aqui dormindo do meu lado