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TheSkaFish
Jedi Guardian
Would love to see a picture of your Challenger sometime, if you feel up to it!
I will when I get to it.My mom has heard me say this,hands off my Challenger.Said it reminded of one Dodge Dart commercial I sound like,
Mosquito Season is here already.
TheSkaFish
Jedi Guardian
wrong place, nevermind
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I'm happy. My orange tree is full of blossoms this year. I'm looking forward to eating lots of oranges.
CenotaphGirl
Under the dirt, that’s my home ⚰️
My chest hurts ughhh so uncomfortable
Lane
Member
That I have five minutes before I have to get ready for work, noooo
TheScentofGlitter
Well-known member
Is it time to drain the macaroni noodles yet?
CenotaphGirl
Under the dirt, that’s my home ⚰️
Funny how badly some men crave attention from me… not good for my narcissistic tendencies 
TheRealCallie
Princess Pink Love
A certain ***** need to get knocked down a peg or two. Now just need to figure out how to do it properly.
(Obviously about no one here, I wouldn't have used the word ***** if it was)
(Obviously about no one here, I wouldn't have used the word ***** if it was)
TheSkaFish
Jedi Guardian
Thinking that it really does take more time than most people have, to fully understand and think your way out of patterns that have gotten you down your whole life. That's probably why so many people who are unhappy with their lives, seem to stay the same year after year despite being unhappy and wanting to change things for the better.
And if you don't change anything, you'll find yourself repeating situations that you don't like, over and over.
I feel like I'm understanding myself more, but it is really slow-going. And it's hard to get it to really sink in, when I have all these other things stressing me out all the time.
But it's important that it sinks in so that I don't spend the rest of my life making the same mistakes over and over again, cause that's why I got in this mess and why I'm still in it in the first place.
Right now, I'm realizing I'm in a trap, and figured out how I got in the trap and how I've unwittingly stayed in it.
Now it's what to do about getting out, that's not coming easily.
And if you don't change anything, you'll find yourself repeating situations that you don't like, over and over.
I feel like I'm understanding myself more, but it is really slow-going. And it's hard to get it to really sink in, when I have all these other things stressing me out all the time.
But it's important that it sinks in so that I don't spend the rest of my life making the same mistakes over and over again, cause that's why I got in this mess and why I'm still in it in the first place.
Right now, I'm realizing I'm in a trap, and figured out how I got in the trap and how I've unwittingly stayed in it.
Now it's what to do about getting out, that's not coming easily.
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TheRealCallie
Princess Pink Love
The trick is that you have to DO, not just think and figure it out. Yes, you will likely make some mistakes and take some steps back, but unless you start, you'll never get there. Maybe you have started, maybe you haven't. I don't know, just wanted to say that. You can only think so long before you have to start doing. Dwelling too much can also be a trap.
The banking system in the US is a complete disaster.
I love your new look !Ughh no matter how hard I try I cant pull off the whole… im a ww2 pin up look
CenotaphGirl
Under the dirt, that’s my home ⚰️
ringwood
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My co-worker is retiring???!!!! How in the hell am I going to do my current job without her around to vent and ***** to about the mismanagement of the company and ineptitude of our managers?? I am so bummed out. . . . 
TheSkaFish
Jedi Guardian
Just went back and deleted a lot of roughly 10 year old FB comments...man...some of that old stuff was really cringy.
I'm glad I'm not still like that today, but I wish I never had been in the first place, or at the very least, snapped out of it sooner.
I'm glad I'm not still like that today, but I wish I never had been in the first place, or at the very least, snapped out of it sooner.
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