

You can hear that she spits dry, which I anyways felt was more insulting.
Mentally ill woman in her late 30s. Quit my jobs with DIDDs to go to work a retail job and go to school.
I’m here to help!
Formerly @kbin.social.


You can hear that she spits dry, which I anyways felt was more insulting.
I absolutely heard this in their voices.
The problem light is blinking.
Some like it hot, some like it cold, some like it in the pot, nine days old!


I’ve been curious about trying XV for a while, but your comments could’ve been written by me, and now I know I need to try XV. Thank you!
(Special shout-out to that dude who defended XIII by saying the sequel makes it worth it. I’m still mad over that argument. If I hated the first game, why should I pay money for a chance to like it’s sequel?)


Why did I read this like patch notes on a game?
It absolutely did work. I have a garbage cutting board I got from some big box store, and it’s all knifed to heck and back. I’m a chef and a baker myself, so now that I know there’s another, better way, I must get a proper cutting board!
Which is also why I asked about upkeep. I saw that board and thought, okay, but if it gets all those cut marks like the one I’ve had now for less than a year, what’s the point?
Thank you so much!
I’m here from all, so I’m ignorant, but I’m wondering is there a way to use this where you don’t get knife marks on it?
And also my uneducated butt says this thing is insanely gorgeous. If I saw that in someone’s kitchen I would absolutely comment on it, glowingly.
In a move I’m going to regret forever, I’ll admit to the internet that I love being cuddle-fucked for literally as long as I can get it. (There’s a catch- has to be my boyfriend.)
More than an hour and about 15 minutes and we’ll probably need some lube, though.
I want to be haunted by caring beings who remind me to eat.
This is why the baby stage is so fun and the teenage stage is so damn annoying.
And yet, can still fuck the unlucky in a drug test.
The thing that’s so irritating to me isn’t the tone, isn’t the weird preaching, isn’t the push to follow on social media. What gets me (as it always does) is that assholes like this push their message as a one-size-fits-all message.
Assholes like this always think everyone else works just like them, and it makes me crazy.


Smoking anything still puts particulate in the lungs.
Edibles would be preferable.
ESL makes perfect sense!
I’ve adjusted how I read your comments with that knowledge.
“Be at peace” in English is considered an order, and isn’t usually said out of kindness (at least not in America). Here, it can be read as a threat. Which I now know you didn’t mean.
Have a lovely day, friend.


You should get a couple more just in case.


Water, mostly.
I have a ton I believe in.
I believe in being kind, I believe in helping others, I believe in the hardworking men and women in medicine. There’s so many things I believe in that it would take forever to list it all.
I also believe that telling other people sanctimonious things like “Be at peace with your natural choices. There will always be a cost” is not only off-putting and self-aggrandizing, but exactly the kind of crap the Bible tells you not to do.
I’ll leave you with some advice my favorite nun gave me when I was 12. No one left alive hasn’t heard the message of Jesus Christ. There’s no one left. So proselytizing the way the Bible commands you to do is almost impossible. Since you can reasonably assume most people who aren’t Christian have reason not to be, the best way to reach them isn’t by being a holier-than-thou preacher, it’s by living the light of the word and showing non-Christians what that means. “Live by example, what Christ has done for you.”
Because one of the other things I believe, is that genuine Christians, who follow their book, are some of the best people on Earth. But for every one of them, with a kind heart and forgiving words and judge-not-lest-ye-be-judged stamped on their lips, there’s about three hundred assholes saying vaguely judgemental shit on the internet and to one another behind closed doors. The “cost” of which only serves to help close those hearts and minds further to any positive message the Bible encourages you to spread.
It keeps popping up in my feed and I have to say… those men aren’t dull.