@lisaawrites it’s a special kind of frustration because you know what you’re capable of. you’ve seen yourself focused even ahead of others and then suddenly your own mind becomes the thing holding you back. it feels like watching your potential sit on the bench while life is happening.
Someone gave a testimony in my church about hitting a big contract at work and that same night, he was robbed in his house, he came back to church the next sunday, gave another testimony while emphasizing that there was a thief within the congregation.
@goodalexander honestly that’s the most “modern human” thing ever:
we oscillate between deep philosophical dread and
“wait… weren’t we supposed to be outraged about something?”😂
I cannot relate to anybody who doesn’t feel like an insane person doing a facade of normalcy these days. I walk around looking at strangers and wonder “are you doing a facade as well? Are you going insane the same way I am?” I cannot disguise my disconnect with the “sane” world.
@haydendevs “you have time” is only half true.
you have time to grow but not to drift.
so it’s not “relax completely,” it’s “don’t panic but move with intention.”
@ThrillaRilla369 exactly, the classic company policy: “we’re short-staffed, so congratulations—you’ve been promoted to two people with the salary of half a person.” 😭
I wanna know why they say if you brush your teeth too hard you strip the enamel but when the dentist scrapes em with a metal tool that's all good and fine? 🤨 who's lyin