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I've worked for multiple suicide and crisis hotlines and this has been true at all of them, including hotlines meant specifically for kids.
You should separate your laundry by temperature: hot for towels, sheets, etc.; warm for cottons; and cold for delicates, polyester, acrylic, etc. Occasional bleach load for whites.
Anyway if you think People's Sexiest Man Alive is a conspiracy and a racket, Wait Until You Hear About The President Of The United States
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When I talk about the weather it isn’t small talk. I actually care about it and I want to discuss
I would be thrilled to have a women-led workplace sitcom where the workplace is an archaeological dig but I am worried about the specificty of the plot given here!! More workplace sitcoms in unique jobs though please!
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ayo fuck bill clinton for the telecommunications act of 1996 because i would have been such a fire drive-time dj on a local fm station with golden oldies programming. literally what i was put on this earth to do and its a career that don’t exist anymore bc of media conglomeration
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Milestones/accomplishments I believe are just as deserving of praise as marriage/kids:
-getting an advanced degree
-getting a new job or promotion
-career change
-moving to a new city
-buying a car
-finishing a creative project
-taking yourself on an international trip
I truly can never have a roommate again bc what do you mean they're turning off your medically needed device?? and it's their cat you're allergic to??
I agree with the sentiment (not everything has to be social media content) and also, that's a skill issue, because here's my cute Instagram post from my low-effort Valentine's Day hang this year. I'm proud of my hosting and my beautiful friends, so I'm going to post! 🥰
I started hosting more the last couple years bc I realized: 1) most people are so glad to go somewhere free and not host themselves, that it doesn't matter that I live in a studio, don't make fancy food, etc. and 2) My friends are good people, they don't care if my apt is messy.
We need to have more honest conversations like this around having kids, not less! While this would be inappropriate to say to your child as a child, it's really valuable insight when you're an adult to hear about your parent's reflections on their life, including YOU
I was pretty against the expectation I'd have kids one day in my teens (lol) and 20s, so I thought that meant I didn't WANT to have kids. I realize now I want to have kids, but with options, so I have plans for with and without a partner, different finances and timing, etc.


























