Swamp Monster
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@rushicrypto Curiosity & having a healthy temper keep me alive.
I get angry about how society treats each other & the earth then I get curious about the root cause of what made everything feel so yucky.
I investigate & explore until something changes; often my opinion or situation.
I'm 40.
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@rushicrypto My man has my back always. When he looks at me, there's so much love in his eyes I can't help but be myself around him.
Society bothers me because I judge many as retarded or dysfunctional. Everything is a scam or desperate plea for money.
My man reminds me something's real.
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@TheEcho13 @anyotherleader1 If you want dessert just have dessert.
I didn't like the desserts available mainstream. Its all highly.markted bullshit fake infredients. So I learned to make candy & ice cream & sushi & lamb curry & pie & whatever else I wanted to eat.
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Yeah, and also there’s the habit of eating just to get to the ‘good part’. Eating a full sized meal so that they can have the pastry for dessert, or eating multiple pastries at a time because they usually don’t let themselves eat them at all. A lot of food gets treated like an indulgence rather than just a bit of food that you can enjoy if you want to.
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Europeans are far less likely to treat feeling hungry like an emergency, that’s a huge difference in how they behave around food. They also don’t force themselves to eat food they’re not enjoying and are generally far less macro-obsessed than Western wellness culture. They eat, enjoy it, and then eat more later.
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I find it very fascinating that the French eat: butter, cream, red meats, and eggs, yet they struggle less with excess body fat than Americans who eat products labeled “low-fat” and “no-fat.”
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@TheEcho13 @anyotherleader1 I don't really care how people choose to consume anymore.
Every complaint we make consumes resources to store it on a cloud & pay everyone wages to process a claim or report.
How many resources are consumed & processed, so someone can have groceries or internet to complain on?
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@MrPitbull07 Yesterday, I paid $70 for milk, cream, honey, coconut sugar, & almonds.
It was goats milk & cows milk.
I'm playing with my ice cream recipes. People prefer honey & goats milk in their ice cream & candy.
Modern food is shitty & expensive now.
I stocked up on food to be cooked.
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I genuinely need someone to explain this to me like I’m stupid.
$108.
For THIS.
No steak. No seafood. No alcohol. No name brand snacks.
Just eggs, bread, vegetables, fruit, and basic household stuff.
At what point did groceries quietly become a bill you have to mentally prepare for?
Who decided that feeding yourself for a week should cost the same as a car payment in 2019?
And before someone says “shop smarter” how
Because this is the smart cart.
If you think this is normal, you’re either rich, lying, or completely numb to how bad things have gotten.
Credit: Peyton White

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@hell_line0 I just married the one the felt right. We got engaged in about 2 months & spent 16 months planning the wedding & making & planning everything together.
It was pretty great, even tho we were broke & just figuring it out as we went along.
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Marriage is often used as a substitute for a personality or a life purpose."
Many people rush into marriage because they don't know how to be alone or haven't built a life they actually like. They expect a spouse to provide the fulfillment, excitement, and stability they are too lazy to build for themselves..
bella@dollyqwe1
Unpopular opinion about marriage that would get you in this position???
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@hell_line0 I've been married for awhile.
I'm married the one that helps me find paths to fulfilling all my crazy ideas & dreams.
He's the strongest, smartest, kindest, hottest guy I could find & I feel better being around my husband always.
It's his energy.
It's mega reiki to cuddle.
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For 30 years my mom has been collecting everything that ever accidentally went through the wash. Coins, chapstick, hair ties, screws, random junk from pockets. She stuffs it all into this giant container and treats it like some untouchable artifact. And no, you’re not allowed to take anything back. Ever. Even if it was yours. Even if it just happened yesterday.
You lose something in the laundry and that’s it. It’s gone. Doesn’t matter if it’s money, something you actually need, or something you just bought. She’ll literally watch you if you get too close and remind you it’s “not yours anymore.” One mistake and it’s confiscated for life.
Looking at this thing makes me irrationally mad because it’s not cute or funny, it’s just a physical reminder of how control gets dressed up as a “quirk,” and I hate knowing how much of my stuff is trapped in there for no reason other than she decided it is.
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