Can we normalize NOT asking why someone isn’t drinking alcohol? And not pressuring them into doing it? Some people enjoy being sober. Some people are going through things. Quite frankly none of it is your business anyways.
What or whom did you take for granted before that you NEVER will again? What are you grateful for that you still have NOW? These are questions I ask myself. I kinda feel like the world would be a better place if everyone asked them. How bout you?
Coworker: What does Twitter DM stand for?
Me not wanting to explain it because she would never get it: Dont worry about it
Coworker: I bet it stands for dimwhitt😂😂😂
Suicide figures are up. Could 2 followers please copy and re-post this tweet? We’re trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening.
Call 1-800-273-8255 (USA hotline)
Just two. Any two. Copy, not retweet.
I went on a date last week and this guy had so many green flags that it was almost a red flag? like I didn’t roll my eyes at him once so he definitely has bodies in his basement right
COVID-19 kinda feels like when your team is doing wall sits and if someone stands up you have to start over and the U.S. is the teammate that keeps standing up.
I don’t care who gets offended or pissy about this tweet but:
Men and Women are NOT equal. Men and Women were NOT put on this earth to do the same things. I said what I said.
My dad gets 29 vacation days a year. (That’s not including his sick days.) So my dad had enough days left to take off every Friday since the beginning of November and is taking off from Christmas until the 2nd of January.
I dream I have a job like his.
We think we want sex. It's not always about sex.
It's intimacy we want.
To be touched. Looked at. Admired. Smiled at. Laugh with someone.
Feel safe. Feel like someone's really got you.
That's what we crave. ~