There's one fundamental rule for interacting with others. It's "I won't kill you, so please don't kill me, either." You can substitute "kill" for anything you please. The point is drawing a line where you agree not to infringe on the other person.
was a bit annoyed reading this book bc the author kept being overly obvious, like i don't need to be spoon fed! but then i looked up the book on tiktok. read a comment wondering why the author kept bringing up a very obviously explained plot point...
I bet the passengers on the Orient Express were so smug with themselves that they’d come up with the perfect murder plot before fucking Poirot got on the train
I got to connect with her and she narrated her trials and wallahi it was too much, too much for a person to bear. She's now battling severe mental health issues, failed suicide attempts, kidney/ulcer medical care while having 2 kids and she is seeking help l Please help repost.
Somewhere in Nigeria tonight, a family is counting ransom money; selling lands, borrowing, begging. They aren't statistics. They're your neighbours. Who are you voting to protect them?
There are people all over Europe matching for Gaza tirelessly for over three years now because they believe in the cause. People who have zero connection to Gaza. A baby of less than one year old with parents who look like us, talk like us
Extroverts talk too much, interrupt constantly, overshare, force conversations, hate silence, invade personal space, put people on the spot, and mistake being loud for being interesting. The worst part is expecting everyone to match their energy & calling u boring when u do not.
You can rlly only open up to people about serious mental health issues like twice before they start to get frustrated so its kinda unfair to tell people to just talk to their loved ones when that's not a real long term solution guys
Craziest thing about this is how patriarchy dismisses a woman’s emotions. If we’re going by this logic to help cushion a man’s hurt if he should lose his wife, what should a woman do to cushion the pain due to her husband’s demise seeing that she can only marry one husband. Na wa o!