Sagittarius aren't always the best at answering the question, "How do you feel?" Not because they don't have emotions, but because they usually haven't slowed down long enough to sort through them yet. Their first instinct is to make a joke, change the subject, or convince themselves they'll feel better if they just stay busy for a while. Sitting still with difficult emotions feels much harder than finding a distraction that lets them forget about them for a few hours. The funny thing is, people often assume Sagittarius don't care because they seem so laid back. In reality, they care deeply. They just process things differently. Instead of talking through every feeling the moment it happens, they need time to figure out what they're actually feeling before they can explain it to someone else. If you ask too soon, you'll probably get a shrug, an awkward laugh, or an "I'm good" that even they don't fully believe. The people closest to Sagittarius learn that patience goes a long way. Give them space without making them feel abandoned, and eventually they'll start talking on their own. When they finally open up, it's usually far more honest than anyone expected. Sagittarius doesn't struggle because they don't have feelings. They struggle because translating a heart full of emotions into words has never come as naturally as simply pretending they'll deal with it tomorrow.
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Last year, about 1,500 Virginians died from accidental falls. During the same period, Virginia recorded 1,237 firearm deaths, including 730 suicides and 475 homicides.
Yet Richmond’s priority was banning the future sale of many common semi-automatic firearms and magazines over 15 rounds. Meanwhile, a hand-cranked Gatling gun remains legal because it is not a semi-automatic firearm.
Less than 15 people died in Virginia from rifle homicides. That means you have 100x higher chance of dying from tripping over your shoelace or falling off a ladder than being killed by an AR15.
Democrats are not serious.
D.C. will be hotter than 99 percent of the planet on Friday.
Only parts of Africa's Sahara Desert, the Middle East, China's Gobi Desert and a few spots in the Desert Southwest will be hotter.
🚨BREAKING🚨
The Supreme Court will decide a case involving whether the Second Amendment protects the right to own AR-15s and other semiautomatic firearms.
Shall not be infringed!
Owning a home in America has never been more expensive:
The average annual cost of homeownership has surged +39% since 2019, to a record $28,596/year in 2025.
This outpaced the +26% increase in CPI inflation over the same period.
Interest payments are now the largest single cost, rising +35% since 2019, to over $10,500 last year.
Emergency repairs and home maintenance soared +175% and +85%, respectively, over the same period.
Meanwhile, property taxes are up +31%, to $5,900/year, making them the 3rd-largest component of homeownership costs in 2025.
The US housing affordability crisis is in full-swing.