MJ
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MJ
@morganisawizard
outdoor person. really good tweets.
Denver, CO Katılım Mart 2014
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@3YearLetterman I didn’t even know Libs of TikTok got married
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@morganisawizard Just tell them you know a licensed notary public
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@cryingischic okay wait wtf J also got one… is something messed up? 😂
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@morganisawizard wait i got one too 😂 can we sit together
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@farmboy8655 yeah sounds like a good way to get hit with contempt of court 😂
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@morganisawizard Although to be fair, don't just bring it up during the interview. If it's a case where nullification is needed, you WANT to be on that jury. Not struck from it.
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@morganisawizard You've trained for this
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@shagbark_hick Consider: if your parents are picking your spouse, they’re probably picking from a family with the same morals, values, etc. as you. And your parents love you, so they’re probably picking someone they think you’d like. So it’s already likely you’d be highly compatible with them.
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I'm not actually sure if I buy this line of thinking.
Years ago, my mother used to spend a lot of time with Nepalese and Karen Thai refugees, who practiced arranged marriage.
My mom asked them: "isn't that awful? Don't you want to marry for love?"
They said that marrying for love seemed stupid to them, because the particular feeling of love you get at the beginning dissipates quickly. They said they suspected that's why Americans were always getting divorced; because they had expected an endless fairy tale.
And they explained that in an arranged marriage, both parties just make the best of it at first, they may or may not be "compatible" or "in love," but that over time, the kind of commitment this type of marriage requires leads them to fall into a deeper, quieter, more enduring kind of love that sustains them across all of their life.
So my mother used to tell me that who you marry shouldn't matter so much; it is about how you both approach the idea of marriage more than anything. And I think this is probably right. Refuse divorce at all costs; insist on deepening the connection, shape each other over time, and you will develop a symbiosis so deep it is unbreakable and un-changed by the vicissitudes of sentiment or "compatibility."
Jake Kozloski@jakozloski
Marriage to a highly compatible partner is one of the strongest predictors of life satisfaction in adulthood. Stronger than career advancement. Stronger than higher income beyond a baseline. The infrastructure for getting that match right barely exists.
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I vibecoded an interactive matrix for mapping examples onto the spectrum of girlboss & tradwife.
Because we are all losing our minds over this and both these concepts are caricatures.
Input your info and see: are you a trad girlboss or girlboss or trad? Whats @bariweiss?

Leah Libresco Sargeant@LeahLibresco
🚨 NEW RULES FOR GIRLBOSS DISCOURSE 🚨 If you want to discourse on "girlbosses" you must now: -provide a definition -provide three examples of jobs/choices/individuals who fit -provide an estimated percentage of women age 25-45 who fit your definition.
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Nothing like that feeling when you're blitzed but give yourself a Mission and feel like you're floating through the room at high speed
Grampi@reaccionapr
Head on a swivel, scanning for threats. @SecWar You can tell he’s furious.
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