falling out of love is one thing but slowly realizing your friend isn't a good person/not in alignment with you and needs to be let go is a pain that isn't talked about enough
it is so insane to me that people no longer understand the difference between 'transactional' and 'social graces.' Like, if a friend saves you hundreds in lodging fees, buy them dinner and wine. That's basic etiquette.
Just so I’m fully understanding.
If Apple makes an iPhone in India to sell in New York, it gets a 25% penalty charged.
But if Samsung makes a Galaxy in South Korea to sell in New York, it gets a 10% penalty charged?
So we’re giving a 15% price advantage to foreign companies?
And this is to Make America Great Again?
One of my favorite things about my husband is we can literally spend the day on the couch watching YouTube documentaries about random things the other one finds interesting, and that’s a day well spent 😊
The fact that men yearn for an era where women were forced to partner with abusive men just to survive….
No wonder there’s a male loneliness epidemic. Y’all are terrible people.
Honestly, the older I get, the less I care whether I have kids or not.
Like, I genuinely don’t see myself having a child before 40 😭 — and even then, I’m not rushing.
Right now, I’m way too into my own world, and I just think it would be unfair to bring a child into that when I’m not fully on board.
And before anyone jumps in with the whole “high risk pregnancy” talk — having biological kids isn’t a must for me. If I ever want one, I’ll adopt. Simple.
If you live in the US and get nothing for Valentine’s Day, that man don’t like you. Nobody canconvince me otherwise, what do you mean supermarket have bouquets on deck?! Even if you broke single roses are $2.00 😒
No, because I think more children have ‘suffered’ as a result of having unprepared parents or financially struggling parents than they have from having ‘old’ parents.