@aliyahInterlude Fast food hands down, had a whole grown woman cuss me out for 5 minutes straight because I told a coworker I hated making strawberry sundaes and she overheard.. had to close lobbies to clean blood off things after fights.. just drunk people in general, yeah it’s not for the weak
I’m tired of y’all saying check on your loved ones when someone dies then going right back to regular life… I know 99% of y’all did in fact NOT check on them, which is exactly the issue. Everything on social media is just performative bullshit.
couple girls I went to school with I’m hoping don’t become parents but if they do I’ll just pray for those kids. mean then and mean now? where’s the progression boo…
Acts of service and quality time are my love languages so being apart makes it hard for me to do what I would in person. I just need ideas on how to better be there for them, and how to make sure they know I’m still there fighting with them.
to my friends in long distance relationships… how do you support your partner from afar when they are dealing with depression? what ways are you there for them without being physically present?
I want to still be supportive but finding the distance hard
I feel since I had a falling out with friends I considered family, nothing but peace and genuinely good things have come to my life… I hate to say it but I feel like they didn’t want me to succeed and threw that in my face when I wanted better for myself ☹️
We need to talk more about the trauma of struggling to make ends meet. Having just enough to live, but not enough if any emergency comes up. This keeps people in survival mode, unable to truly connect with those around them. Unable to feel safe.
lmao any time my friends complain to me about living costs and how much they hate living in the gta now my response is the same “come work up north” … when I tell you you’ll be too busy to worry about anything I mean it, and the money is good. Put your snow pants on and let’s go