@Consumer_Cell it really shouldn't be this hard to transfer my 82 year old dad's phone! Please do better. A large portion of your consumers are the elderly. Please train your agents to be respectful and helpful.
Normalize randomly acknowledging and thanking your ex for being an awesome mom because your kid is so helpful and involved when the family is cooking dinner. He wants to do whatever and is good at it all.
Thats all his mom’s doing. 💜
I’m a pretty open and transparent person.
I have thoughts and feelings that are never shared though. Some things just are…and don’t need to be dissected and discussed.
A friend was talking to me about shortcomings, or flaws, he has come to realize he has. And I agreed with some of them. He wasn’t mad. Because he knew it was honest.
I think it’s important to be honest with yourself and it’s important to be honest with others.
For instance, I’m lazy. That’s my biggest flaw. As a result I’m an under-achiever. But, for me, I’ve done more than I’d ever hoped I would. I’m fine with that. I have no bigger aspirations. So it’s ok.
Everyone has flaws and only the most psychopathic narcissists don’t admit them to at least themselves.
If I talk to you a lot, or have for a while, I know at least some of your flaws. If they’re not dangerous I don’t mention them. Because I have my own. But I see them. And I know you do too. And it’s ok. Manage them. Move on.
Now I’m sure there are others people can and will tell me I have. I don’t care. Perception is only reality to the viewer. There’s always an actual truth.
I'm so old, I remember when mainstream Republicans were basically reasonable people with differing views on economics, and not a festering fucktangle of democracy-hating book-banning forced-birth fascist grievance-baby shitweasels