Forty years ago, nobody carried water everywhere. You left the house at 8 AM with absolutely no hydration strategy whatsoever.
Somehow you survived until dinner without a 40-ounce emotional-support tumbler.
When I was a kid my parents didn’t read 900 reviews before buying a toaster. They saw one at Sears, liked the price and brought it home.
That toaster then survived long enough to become part of my inheritance.
cuando era profesor particular de ingles le daba clases a una niña como de 8 años
un dia la actividad era describir a la familia y me va diciendo dizq “mi mamá y mi papá se quieren divorciar”
y yo “in english pls”
my therapist once told me “since you’re a good person, sometimes people will be mean to you because you’re a reflection of what they can't be” wow just wow
La vida corporativa te enseñará que conocer el trabajo es solo la mitad de la batalla. La verdadera habilidad es mantener la calma en las reuniones, leer la situación, manejar el ego, recibir retroalimentación vaga y no responder correos con tus
verdaderos pensamientos.
Just saw an Instagram reel that said:
“At some point you become the age that your parents were in your childhood memories, only you don’t feel like an adult, and you realize your parents were still just kids trying to figure it out too”
And that shit just fucked me up.
I watched my cat spend 10 minutes hunting a fly and thought, "It takes so little to make her happy."
Then I realized I'd spent those same 10 minutes just watching her. Maybe we're not that different.
Mi perro no es mi hijo eso me queda claro, pero tu hijo no es mi hijo, así que no es más importante que mi perro.
Yo decido que ser vivo es más importante para mí.