

Well, if you are never there, then you aren’t there for them. Thus, they will not be there for you in the future, because you haven’t bothered to be there when they needed it.
Been on Lemmy for a year and some on .world, but switched to .today to support lemmy decentralization.
Well, if you are never there, then you aren’t there for them. Thus, they will not be there for you in the future, because you haven’t bothered to be there when they needed it.
We cannot eliminate it: we can only learn how to best live with it. Completely denying the primate part of ourselves only makes it more likely to lash out in ways we don’t want it to, and it can be kind and loving and good if properly cared for. I completely get where you are coming from, and for a long time I tried to deny the primal part of myself, but I just got sick.
I guess what I am trying to say is that if we want to live with conflict, lust, and overcoming terrible odds, trying to eliminate the primate within us isn’t going to accomplish that.
Just like the primate you are, always jumping the gun!
But, yes, so much in the world today can be understood as our technological ability outstripping evolution. Our brains will look at a picture and feel the same feeling as if it was actually there. It is actually kind of amazing there isn’t more insanity around when you think about it.
Aw, that sucks, but good for you for staying firm. It’s hard to have patience, but you are doing the right thing for her. Thank you for the update, and thank you for being there for Sandy.
This picture is a mood. Love it. Thank you for posting!
Sounds like a queen bee or just a mean girl. Hope she grows out of it and finds her inner self worth.
Thank you for the reasoned reply to this question. I had planned to write something very similar, but I was having problems being quite so measured. I hope OP reads your reply.
No, pantyhose should not hurt. If they hurt, they are too small. The problem with pantyhose that don’t go up so high is that they end up rolling down and bunching weirdly if they can’t anchor themselves high up. They are not as sturdy as leggings, which is why they roll down.
I hope that helps!
Do you think this is just a troll or an actual teen? I don’t want to waste my time on trolls.