That’s pretty much the same as when someone says “not to be rude“ and then says something rude. If you don’t care what they identify as then you wouldn’t even need to bring up that you don’t care.There’s this coworker that quit a few weeks ago and she’s a great worker, but she’s been stressing out lately and nobody really knew why. She came in tonight to visit and said a few insensitive things about a transgender (mtf) coworker. She said she doesn’t care what you identify is, but she said “he, she, it, they, chocolate chip cookie, whatever, you’re a bad worker.” She said that was the last straw. I just thought it was insensitive. I think if a person’s identity is making someone else quit, it’s a you problem.
I relate to that feeling because that was the same advice I heard time and time again. It just never worked out for me. I sometimes wonder if I was around the right people maybe I would not have to second guess myself but I was around spoiled people that gave me unsolicited advice that just barely helped.people are like "always remember why you started" and it never helped me bc the reason why I started is bc I thought the course was cool to learn, but the motivation wasn't enough for me to excel beyond the bare minimum
but it was comforting to read that sometimes you don't have to have a goal in mind, you can just wander somewhere, whatever makes you feel the most comfortable in life. i dont want to excel anywhere really, i just want to experience life as is without overly exerting effort in things i can do average-ly (if that makes sense)
I'm such an idiot. I know I say that a lot, but it's true. I just checked in the mirror and the part of my mouth that I kept biting (and ripping the skin off) is very noticable. What if it forms a scar and I cannot eat anything too hot/cold because of it? Why did I bite the inside of my mouth in the first place, and why the hell did I go as far as ripping the skin off?! I am now paying the price for my incompetence, I wish I didn't even have this stupid habit.
French tests can be daunting, especially if you're not very fluent at it. I had one last week and I probably failed it. I think doing bits of studying here and there like you said is a good idea, I just skim through the whole thing last-minute before any test lol.-snip-
yeah when my procrastination hits its peak i do that too lmaoFrench tests can be daunting, especially if you're not very fluent at it. I had one last week and I probably failed it. I think doing bits of studying here and there like you said is a good idea, I just skim through the whole thing last-minute before any test lol.
Had to get all of mine out at the same time a few years ago. You won't be able to eat a lot of solid foods in the beginning. My first meal was just some tomato soup. But if that's not your thing, I'm sure there are plenty of other tasty soups out there.i’m getting my wisdom teeth out in less than 4 hours, and i am... not vibing xnkxnxk. i know i’ll probably be just fine, but i still hate having to have this done. i’m anxious about the procedure itself, and the recovery time that’s about to follow. not being able to chew, smoke or sleep on my sides for a while is gonna suck.
plus, my paranoia was just... not the vibe last night lol. it wouldn’t let me fall asleep, so i kept winding up in that weird state between consciousness and unconsciousness and kept seeing/imagining weird ****. i had to turn music on to try and calm myself down and actually fall asleep.
overall, nerves very high today.