@museofdestiny#WIP One blood test cracks Leslie's world apart. Her father is not her father. A second blood test brings the walls down. Her mother is not her mother. Once content with her small town life, Leslie now feels like an outsider. Will she ever find where she belongs?
@hilker_joe @aleeyun_nvaazun These facilities can be extremely beneficial to the resident and they're families. Idk where you are and if you'll be able to visit her, but I sincerely hope you all find peace during this transition
@SixerThee @emrazz She said many Xs that there are respectful men out there/uses her platform to discourage people settling for less. Which is why we love her and want to celebrate her beautiful existence.
But then u walk in, demanding this be about u, and prove ur not the good guy u think u r
@emrazz That's...the opposite of Christ's message. His death on the cross is LITERALLY to the reason for salvation. Without his death, we would not have eternal life...
Someone needs to go back to Sunday school
@gingko_trees Or the alternative
Kiddo "have you seen my phone"
Me "yes it was laying face down bc I saw the rick and morty sticker on the back"
Kiddo- where?
Me- but, the rick and morty sticker
Hi, if you're looking into ADHD and keep stopping yourself with the "but I'm probably just lazy", please know that everyone I've met who got diagnosed with ADHD as an adult felt the same way before diagnosis. You wouldn't be angsting over it so much it it was just laziness.
@AdhdAngsty As someone who was diagnosed at 30, know that the "maybe I'm just lazy" doesn't always go away after diagnosis. It turns into "maybe I just tricked the doctor and am really just a lazy, horrible person." Know that it is a symptom of the disorder, and not a true assessment of you
@TheTime26147883 @DaveRamsey Dave, why would you do this? You put working people's health at risk in order not to "scare" your guests... Are you going to cover their medical expenses for intentionally exposing them to corona virus?