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Americans be like: "9/11, the most shocking day in world history, when we knew we werent safe at home"
The rest of the world on a daily basis for the past century under american t*rrorism:
There's a greater possibility that he's just racist as hell but there is a funnier possibility that this guy heard something about geese disappearing because of migration and didn't realize that meant the birds were traveling
Kamala Harris and I are both gun owners.
We’re not going to take away your Second Amendment rights — we’re going to prevent your kids from getting shot at school.
"My wife hates the sight of my face lately. She's all moody and distant and hormonal."
Today in the sauna a dude in his 40s said this. He's been married 20+ years.
"How long has that been going on?" I asked.
"About a month," he responded.
I asked, "so what are you going to do about it?"
"Do about it? Wait it out like always. Spend extra time in the gym. Don't poke the bear."
"Sounds like a lame strategy to me, if you can even call it a strategy."
He said, "Oh yeah? You have a better idea?"
"Yeah. When people are withdrawing, it's usually because they feel unlovely or unloveable. It's an avoidant attachment style. You withdrawing right back is validating her concern. Avoidant attachment styles rear their heads in midlife as we age and aren't as obviously youthful as we once were. If you both are committed to avoiding each other except for when you both happen to be in a good mood, you'll end up divorced. She's thinking to herself, potentially unconsciously, "will he fight for me when I'm at my worst?" And right now you're answering loud and clear: "No, I won't." Take her on a date, tell her you don't like how things are going, and ask her what you can do to better prove to her that you don't just love her, but like her."
He bought in.
Husbands have a lot of power. Pouting about your wife to other guys is beta behavior. Take a risk and set the tone in your marriage. Cherish and nourish your wife (Ephesians 5:29).
Friends have a lot of power. Don't let the men in your life avoid their responsibility for setting the tone in their marriages. The cliche is true: "Iron sharpens Iron" (Proverbs 27:17).
this is actually what should be set up in elementary schools to help show children the importance of careers and learning skills early, without it all being an overwhelming rush in the last years of high school.
I love speaking with people who are more intelligent in a certain field than I am, like it’s just great to sit back and listen to somebody educate you on something they’re passionate about.
One thing about purpose - it sneaks up on you. It’s not obvious at all. You have no idea that purpose is unfolding right before your eyes until one day you look back at your journey and think, “wow… that really was the turning point for me.”
Cherish friendships that have the gift of happy silences. The ones where two people don’t feel like a conversation is just waiting for their turn to talk, where two people are simply comfortable. Doing solitude together sounds like an oxymoron but I think it’s the most luxurious.