Not sure how to phrase this? But it’s really funny when you have a general anxiety disorder — along with very specific anxieties — and people question your understanding/feelings/belief/decisions on very serious and *reasonable* matters.
every time i go to the doctors they say “there is something new and unexpected wrong with you !” & then i say “ok !” and give them a large sum of my money
Mine has legitimately been “Oochie wally wally, oochie bang bang” for *months* and I cannot get it out of my head — not sure what even kickstarted it. Long time ago it was “Don’t … you … forget about me” and it lasted longer than a year.
For the first time yesterday, I experienced the new @alamodrafthouse QR code ordering system and I can tell you it’s truly awful. Rather than making ordering food and drink more efficient, it actually adds steps to the process AND if you want to order additional items during the film you HAVE to open your phone. No, your cute reference to that irony in your How To Alamo video doesn’t negate how ridiculous this is. Please don’t cut corners with your staff and revert back to physical menus and order cards.
Most people have never actually sat down and formed their own thoughts. So when you talk to them, you are rarely talking to them. You are talking to the opinions they absorbed from social media. The fear their parents handed down to them. The shame school conditioned into them. The trauma they never healed. The insecurities running their entire identity behind the scenes. That is why so many people argue with so much passion over beliefs they never even questioned. They will defend borrowed opinions like their life depends on it while never once stopping to ask themselves where the belief even came from. No self awareness. No critical thought. Just programming speaking through a person's body. A lot of people are not operating from consciousness. They are operating from conditioning. And the second you start thinking for yourself, healing, questioning things, or seeing through the illusion, it makes people deeply uncomfortable because your awareness exposes how asleep they are.
Tattoos should actually make you more employable because it shows you can sit in place for hours while tiny needles are jammed into your skin and that's what every corporate meeting I've ever been in has felt like