I have no problem going to work every day if I know I can pay my bills and have some fun during my off time.
The last 12 months has been the first time in 20 years that I felt like I wasn’t able to accomplish that, and it’s getting worse.
And I’m content spending most of my weekends at home doing nothing, so I don’t feel like that’s too much to ask.
Yours would have been better, but timing is everything.
The only one? There’s so many Spanish names states, I can’t believe that we’re not anglocizing at least a few others.
Off the top of my head I think of “Flor-duh” which should probably be three syllables in Spanish.
My theory is that there’s TOO much for people to care.
Remember when we DIDN’T hear about what the president was doing MULTIPLE TIMES A DAY? If one of those presidents had decided to undermine democracy, it’d be a pretty big deal and we’d talk about nothing else for weeks.
But now, breaking news rolls out every hour or two, and it’s just too much to absorb. People are tuning out because if they miss 3 controversies, there will be a fourth by the end of the day. Maybe they’ll worry about that one.
One man’s tragedy, is another man’s comedy.
Meh, whatever.
Well, I know I say it often, but there’s never any money exchanged.
I told you it was just those meddling kids!
Go to where you sign into those accounts and do it the old fashioned way.
You are what we humans consider as the least intelligent life there is
Yeah. I get that a lot.
Probably not sorry enough to stop pretending to be a teenage boy.
Forget this predator.
And let me guess, you’re a realist who always has the exact right amount of positivity or negativity that each situation requires.
Funny, I’m typically used to people leaning towards pessimism as the “smarter” perspective, and optimists being considered in naive or ignorant to “How things really are.”
And reading your post in that context felt like reinforcement of that concept.
To be perfectly clear, I’m more optimistic, and I believe that if someone’s pessimism is constantly bringing them down, then they should probably not lean so hard into it. But I wouldn’t say one is better than another, we need as many differing perspectives as possible to create real working solutions.
Realists are just people who refuse to believe that their perspective is skewed.
Imagine the arrogance to think that your life experiences are exactly what’s required to be right and completely objective all of the time
I see what you’re saying, but perspective is not equatable to a math equation. An optimist and a pessimist can both have a complete understanding of the facts, but one predicts that things will get better, and the other predicts that things will get worse, and eventually, given enough time, they’ll both be right.
There is no such thing as a realist. That’s just what someone calls themselves when they don’t realize that their perspective is flawed and unique to themselves.
I just changed it.
Well, that would be fair, except I’ve stated no preference for pessimism:))
I’d argue that your tone throughout the post says otherwise, but if I misinterpreted that, the only word I would change is the “you” in the last sentence to “pessimists”. As not to point fingers, but the point still stands
More importantly than having bread on the outside is being handheld.
Yes, you can eat anything with your hands, but cake is typically a fork food.
You are completely right, but I would hope the defense would submit it as evidence.