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rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.1 -
rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
The 90's were so rad3 -
rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
My dad always said the 80s were good too. Now I was born in 96 so I grew up in the 2000-2010 era. I always liked to see old pictures of everyone always dressed up real nice 50s. Imagine going to a restaurant where everyone goes to hang out after school cause it’s the cool place and drink a glass bottle of coke. I don’t know that always seemed so much better than the electronic era where everyone relies on cell phones and no one likes face to face contact and socially awkward.0 -
rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
Plus in past generations people only had face to face contact so they would never say the things that are freely said on the internet. I get freedom of speech but people get real nasty over the internet but if it were the past those things wouldn’t be said because can’t stand real confrontation. I dunno 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️0 -
rickifaidley wrote: »rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
My dad always said the 80s were good too. Now I was born in 96 so I grew up in the 2000-2010 era. I always liked to see old pictures of everyone always dressed up real nice 50s. Imagine going to a restaurant where everyone goes to hang out after school cause it’s the cool place and drink a glass bottle of coke. I don’t know that always seemed so much better than the electronic era where everyone relies on cell phones and no one likes face to face contact and socially awkward.
I like the fact that you had to wait till you got home to talk to someone on the phone. You got to miss them, wondered what they were up to. Now all you have to do is check on social media..everyone’s at your fingertips. It’s obnoxious... if you don’t reply within the half hour they are offended.
Seemed more laid back then.
Oh and I hated 2009ish style of clothes. The lil Wayne era...when guys pants got extremely tighter. women wore those big belts around their belly.
90s cluesless era of clothing. 😍
90s Aliyah.
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fitnessinmy30s wrote: »Sometimes when I’m running - I’ll take a drink of water - swish it around in my mouth and then spit it out...but then I have water regret and I’m like, why didn’t I just swallow that water because I’m actually really thirsty!!! Maybe I should just take a bigger bottle of water next time....hmmm...
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rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
The early 90s were seriously the best, between Nirvana and death row, and the best decade of movies where they actually still needed a story...
The counter culture culture died along with it...1 -
will_it_go_round_in_circles wrote: »rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
The 90's were so rad
Word dude1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
The early 90s were seriously the best, between Nirvana and death row, and the best decade of movies where they actually still needed a story...
The counter culture culture died along with it...
🎶 Oh, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive, hey, oh 🎶1 -
I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
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rickifaidley wrote: »rickifaidley wrote: »I feel other people’s sadness so deeply it feels like my own. Humour is used to protect my heart so when I’m funniest, it usually means something painful or deeply sad is happening.
I struggle telling people I care about them. It often comes off mom-like with questions about sleep or eating habits. A few friends reading this will have a lightbulb moment when they read this. 😆
When I was young I felt certain that I was born in the wrong era. I still feel that from time to time.
I feel this so much. I always say this. I don’t really fit in with my generation, I don’t do any form of social media (except this) and I don’t necessarily agree with the women empowerment move around me or what I see because most of it is radical and so harsh. I believe in building each other up, not tearing each other down and that’s what most of this society is like now sadly. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’m a firm believer of how the old traditional woman worked (Taking care for the house, her husband, make home cooked food) and I’m fine with that and not everyone may agree but that’s fine. That’s kinda why I don’t feel like I belong with this generation.
Being a teenager during the 90s looked like a fun era.
I wouldn’t go any further than that.
My dad always said the 80s were good too. Now I was born in 96 so I grew up in the 2000-2010 era. I always liked to see old pictures of everyone always dressed up real nice 50s. Imagine going to a restaurant where everyone goes to hang out after school cause it’s the cool place and drink a glass bottle of coke. I don’t know that always seemed so much better than the electronic era where everyone relies on cell phones and no one likes face to face contact and socially awkward.
I like the fact that you had to wait till you got home to talk to someone on the phone. You got to miss them, wondered what they were up to. Now all you have to do is check on social media..everyone’s at your fingertips. It’s obnoxious... if you don’t reply within the half hour they are offended.
Seemed more laid back then.
Oh and I hated 2009ish style of clothes. The lil Wayne era...when guys pants got extremely tighter. women wore those big belts around their belly.
90s cluesless era of clothing. 😍
90s Aliyah.
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The 70's were the best years to be a teenager. I think. From what I can remember about them.
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Ummm let’s see - well I ate way too many tacos tonight and I’m currently rubbing my belly telling it everything is going to be okay.....4
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You’d not know it by looking at me, but I’m slowly getting into Gothic Horror. Not the 90s goth with black makeup and stringy hair, but the capital R Romance off shoot. The tragedy! The drama! The suspense! I love it! (Definitely need to catch up on some major voids in this area - like I have yet to read Frankenstein, have read Dracula though!)1
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You’d not know it by looking at me, but I’m slowly getting into Gothic Horror. Not the 90s goth with black makeup and stringy hair, but the capital R Romance off shoot. The tragedy! The drama! The suspense! I love it! (Definitely need to catch up on some major voids in this area - like I have yet to read Frankenstein, have read Dracula though!)
I love Dracula, that’s such a great book1 -
Big progress!3 -
I'm a workaholic. And, in person, I'm a complete bleep who holds nothing back when I have an opinion.
Edit- hmmm, my bad, I though that would have been changed to *kitten* or whatever it is.1 -
Finishiitnow wrote: »
Big progress!
your teeth are so white!2 -
Finishiitnow wrote: »
Big progress!
Now that's how you bump a thread 😍1 -
I am constantly watering down my feelings with certain things. I'm constantly in self preservation mode.2
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I have always and probably will always be suspicious of all types of authority.
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happimess01 wrote: »Finishiitnow wrote: »
Big progress!
your teeth are so white!
I have a big mouth and I am always smiling, so I try my best to have spotless teeth. Thank you for noticing it😘1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Finishiitnow wrote: »
Big progress!
Now that's how you bump a thread 😍
This app made phenomenal transformations in my life.🥰3 -
I used to be friends on MySpace with the guy who played Donkeylips on Salute Your Shorts.
he was actually dabbling in a rap career at the time.
we even chatted a few times about life and stuff. super nice dude.3 -
You're welcome😊 Any tips on how I can get my teeth to look that?Finishiitnow wrote: »happimess01 wrote: »Finishiitnow wrote: »
Big progress!
your teeth are so white!
I have a big mouth and I am always smiling, so I try my best to have spotless teeth. Thank you for noticing it😘0 -
Submechanophobia [ sub-meh-kan-uh-foh-bee-uh ] - noun Psychiatry The irrational fear of man made objects that are submerged or partially submerged in water.
I might be able to approach this thing in a boat, but there's no chance I'm swimming anywhere near it.
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Hi guys hope your all well . Well my life is pretty great with family . But I have let myself go and my fitness has suffered trying to get bk into it for better quality of life and for me to feel confident in my own skin6
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capgordon2774 wrote: »Hi guys hope your all well . Well my life is pretty great with family . But I have let myself go and my fitness has suffered trying to get bk into it for better quality of life and for me to feel confident in my own skin
welcome cap, thats why we’re all here, to better ourselves2
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