@opsylojay1 Therapy is hard, but your uncle had faith that you would see it through and come out on the other side stronger and with the tools to heal. Virtual hugs 🫂
My uncle died. I didn't go to the funeral. We weren't close.Three days later I get an email from his lawyer.
Subject: "You're in the will."
Attachment: 1 PDF. I didn't open it for a week.
1 assumed debt. Or a weird collection of spoons.
Finally clicked it.
He left me $8,000.
And a note.
"This is for therapy. You're going to need it when you figure out why you're the only one I gave money to."
Called my mom. "Why did uncle hate everyone?"
She goes quiet. "He didn't hate us."
"He hated what we did to your sister."
My sister died at 12. I was 8.
They told me car accident.
It wasn't. It was my dad. Drunk. He was driving.
@KevMcnee@tim_declan Draw would be best. Both drop points. Hearts pumping them would only better their goal difference, so even if we beat Hearts they would win on gd.
Next weekend is Hibs v Celtic and Hearts v Rangers.
Hearts fans will be cheering on Hibs.
Hibs fans will be cheering on Celtic.
Celtic fans will be cheering on Rangers.
Rangers fans will be cheering on Sevco.
@chefsevenn Ate what was given, but that was before convenience foods. Your mum went out that day and bought in dinner for that night. There was no freezer to buy in alternative dinner.😂
Wife and I found an amazing house today on 2 acres of land in a very nice neighborhood. Significant upgrade from our current home/yard/hood.
The kiddos want to veto it because they would have to switch elementary schools. They are in 2nd grade and kindergarten.
Dad advice?
@Frank_letmebe@superTV247 No one’s fixed. Mo would’ve won if it wasn’t for all the Adam drama and people wanting to stick it to David and Jimmy. You make it seem like he was gonna win it from the beginning.
It’s been confirmed that Jimmy and David were in fact kicked out of the #ImACeleb Final by ITV last night, in between the live results and Unpacked on ITV2, after fellow campmates felt uncomfortable.
@TwellyWatcher Tbh I don’t think the viewers realise that Adams use of “unbroadcastable” language was intended. Reality stars do it all the time. So much so that they did in fact broadcast Teresa Guidice saying exactly what Adam said and repeatedly as well. It’s an old trick to stop filming.
Is it just me or does anyone else think Craig looks extremely peed off and angry, and Harry as well. They're not impressed. I don't think they liked Ant and Dec supporting Adam. #ImACeleb
All women's 2 piece bathing suits should be sold with the tops and bottoms sold separately so you can pick the size you need for each. The tops and bottoms of us may not be the same size.
Adam got a lot of sympathy votes. That’s why he looks so sad. He probably doesn’t feel like it was a legitimate win 😞Mo probably deserved to win.#ImACeleb
Adam didn't really overreact. If he'd have lamped him then maybe. I've always wondered how some people in these shows have never ended up brawling #ImACeleb
Adams reaction was not over the top, he had every right and Harry and Craig are wrong to say that, it was disgusting what Jimmy done and I think he planned to do that to get Adam out.. Adam or Scarlett to Win now like #ImACeleb
Because when it comes to children, boundaries matter even more. A simple “no” should be enough. It shouldn’t need repetition, explanation, or negotiation especially from a stranger.
As a parent, I’ve become more aware of how important it is to be intentional in those moments. Not just for safety, but for teaching my child that her voice matters and her boundaries deserve to be respected the first time she expresses them.
So no, I don’t feel bad about how I handled it.
Besides, I kept it calm all through and I stood my ground.
Because at the end of the day, my responsibility isn’t to keep strangers comfortable, it’s to make sure my child understands that her “no” is valid, and it’s enough on its own.
My daughter (3yo) and I were walking through an aisle when an older man approached us.
He was smiling and seemed friendly enough at first. Without much conversation, he pulled out a lollipop and tried to offer it directly to her.
Before my toddler could even react, I calmly said, “No, thank you.” My daughter also declined immediately, which honestly made me feel a little proud in the moment. She’s learning to respond the same way I do.
But instead of accepting that, he kept going. He leaned in again, still trying to hand it to her, speaking to her directly like I hadn’t just said “No” politely. It wasn’t aggressive, but it also wasn’t respectful of the boundary that had already been set.
So I stepped in more firmly. I took the lollipop from his hand, repeated, “No, thank you,” and placed it on a nearby counter. I didn’t raise my voice, I didn’t make a scene, I just made it very clear that the answer wasn’t changing.
And that’s when the tone shifted. He said I was…