It’s about humility and gratitude. Don’t refuse to build on your advantages, just do what you can to pay it forward and outward.
It’s about humility and gratitude. Don’t refuse to build on your advantages, just do what you can to pay it forward and outward.
The concept of noblesse oblige really needs to be restored and expanded. Most of us have advantages we don’t understand. It’s why charity and compassion is so important.
That’s not genocide, that’s eugenics. Just as bad.
Being a person doesn’t give them the right to someone else’s body to survive.
Unless we’re legalizing forced blood, liver, marrow, and kidney donation?
Based on watching my Borzoi decide whether or not to sneak into the kitchen, I’d say yes.
To be fair, being married to a previous president is more experience than most people have.
My brother and I used to spend hours playing together in an old 2-player dungeon game.
Some people don’t get highs from beating other people.
PVP sucks. There are always people willing to spend more money than I am on a game.
Campaign style playing with others isn’t AS bad, though.
Being suicidal weighs about 50 pounds for me.
I’d not change much, just my suicide weight, a couple of functional issues, and a few troublesome moles.
This is my cheering up potato of choice.
https://www.amazon.com/Playskool-Potato-Bundle-Complete-Characters/dp/B07YK46L6M
Somebody skipped the checks and balances lesson in 10th grade American History, eh?
FYI, carrots grow vertically, not horizontally.
They are roots. Roots are like spongy straws. When a sponge dries out…
Wait 'til y’all find out about butter bells.
Mine are still plotting my death, so I’ll skip getting that close to them.
Gosh, I thought mine had a bad overbite. Derpiness max factor unlocked.
Confirmed. My Borzoi lies continually, especially to “have you eaten yet?” And “who made this mess?!”
She gives you that Russian side-eye.
Definitely reframe your thinking. Baby didn’t do anything strategically. He is in an alien world, inundated with new experiences. None of this was his choice.
He isn’t doing anything TO you. You did it all to him. And while I figure you’re kind of joking with that, those words get into your subconscious and breed resentment, even if you think it’s not affecting how you interact with the baby.
That said, what is your support system? Do you have family or friends who could spot you for a few hours to give you and your wife a nice dinner out or something? Don’t be ashamed to ask for help. No one should isolate themselves when caring for a tiny human.
As a parent of teens, I’d be super happy to step in and clean some bottles, clean up a poopy baby, and rock them while they cry. These are all skills I developed that I no longer get to use. It would be nice to feel like maybe I have something useful to offer, because teens definitely make you feel like you don’t.
Eradicating class will never work, either.