@BooBerry1867013@Timcast Even when I was REALLY struggling, we sent lunch for our kid. When she was older, she made her own. It's not that hard or expensive to send a sandwich, fruit and a bottled water. Your child is your responsibility AND it's your responsibility to teach them to be self sufficient.
@Avabelly__ Ffs just cancel the wedding already π even if you lose deposits, you'll still both be ahead because you won't need to pay divorce attorneys later.
@DiedSuddenly_ I'm not shocked. Texas has been advertising home/land sales to illegals for years. No one seemed to care about that either and now we have huge communities of illegal resident homeowners. They're coming and staying one way or the other as long as someone is making money from it.
@MikeandLily_UFC@JDVance Some of LIKE to shop that way. It's not because our husbands don't provide for us. We certainly aren't "scrounging". It's because we understand the value of what he provides and that he's not just an open wallet. But, I hope your wife is pissing away your retirement on nonsense.
@AaronMaynor26@atensnut They all do it. It's no longer about patient care. My late husband died in 2022 from kidney failure complications. They BADLY neglected his care when he was alive but I'm STILL getting CMS statements where his healthcare providers are trying to refile for insurance payments.
@crackmoneyjf @bchestnut78 @ImMeme0 "Too". Y'all be careful now rolling up on people here in Texas. LOTS of people you wouldn't expect to carry. Little old people, tiny women, you know? Potential victims. Not the place to fuck around and get clapped. Anyway, it's ladies day at the range & I have groceries to get π
@Iamtammytavares We love having people who love our state here, but I hate that it means giving up the rural areas we've all grown up in for the sake of "expansion". In 20 years my hometown has grown by ~150%. In another 10 years, it will be exactly like the places everyone moved here to escape.
@Lynnielou055@luv1bun My husband doesn't even ask that lol. He already knows I can't finish anything I ordered and that I won't eat the leftovers but HE can eat them later if I bring them home lol.
@PeterPau64@MRB_AI24 I worked for a specialist like this. We were always WAY overbooked and we had an office full of irritated patients daily. We'd be there until 8pm every night finishing clinic visits that should've ended at 5 o clock. It was ridiculous.
@anjum_ai Yeah point 2 doesn't work for a lot of women. Despite being extremely competent, I was pushed out of a job for exactly this. I was told I seemed "unfriendly" and "the girls on the team didn't think I liked them". I wasn't there to make friends. I was there to do my job.
@Amiejokes2much Moving to the "country" is no longer affordable either. We're 1.5hrs outside of DFW. It USED to be the country here. Now it's $500k+ subdivisions, toll roads through farmland, huge tax hikes & crime we never had before. It's sad to see the place you grew up being destroyed.
@Amiejokes2much@TexKatJ I think most of us just don't want our way of life destroyed. We enjoy the peace and quiet and see it being eroded. We have tons of people moving to the town I grew up in and raised my child in who want to change it. They aren't moving here because they like it the way it is.