You know what keeps me up at night?
In middle school I read a book I got at the library about a woman that stays young forever so she's always getting married and the husbands end up dead after a while and she keeps living and I can not remember the title.
@slxthkween Or we accept the fact that life can change in the blink of an eye. My mom had me at 19, my Oma died 6 years later. Currently in my late 20's with no grandparents. But also have lost cousins close to my age and younger siblings. So.... let's let people just live however they want.
“But you survived” I disassociate, like a lot. My heart drops when someone raises their voice. I shut down very easily. And I'm far too observant. I always feel like a burden. I isolate often. But yeah, sure, I guess I survived.
The only sign of my aging I can honestly recognize is the fact that Benedict Bridgerton is now the sexiest Bridgerton man. A few years ago I would have never thought about him. But here we are.
This 2016-2026 trend on insta rn has made me realize that I haven't seen @halsey in 10! years!!!!! Also I don't feel that much different than I did in 2016 other than the fact that now I'm married and have 3 kids. Time just flies doesn't it?
@mamagenevieve Is this like a universal problem? Because I just gave birth to my 3rd on Sunday and breastfed my others for a total of around 4 years or so and I have also just now found a bra that fits and looks good and doesn't even feel like it's on but the support is incredible.
Both kids are at school, enjoyed a coffee in my pumpkin mug, watched New Moon (2 loads of laundry done), and now I'm eating some warm cheesy pretzels. Perfect start to September.
@halsey The way I would have been the first on that ticket website if I didn't just spend an entire fortune and my left kidney for baby things and school supplies. No mom's night out for me anytime soon🥲