📍Alc. No soy un maleducado, porque para eso primero tendría que haber sido educado. Instagram: @/asteroid.android
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In fact, imo a confident man shouldn't have to spend a dime on someone and rely just on being himself. That's what I've done and I've had my fair share of love experience.
Again, that isn't a concern I have because, as per my experience, spending money on someone isn't a requirement for connection. In fact it's something I just don't do. And I don't understand why would men complain about it either instead of just stop doing it.
I've made mistakes, so what? As if there's anyone who hasn't. I've been hurt, so what? That isn't the fault of someone I just met. In fact, that pain isn't their responsibility but mine. I've experienced rejection, so what? My self worth is still intact.
The sentences you put in quotes are silly assumptions people like to throw around. I don't know how ingrained those things are in american society, but I couldn't care less about them. I talk about real connection, and I'm talking from experience.
I'm not even talking about hooking or whatever. Doing your best is not letting your personal baggage interfere in the situation. If she feels like it, then go for it, if not, it's okay too. I'd even go further to say it wasn't a mistake, he just wasn't suitable for her.
She shouldn't blame herself to begin with, because she did nothing wrong. But circling back to that 'one time I made a mistake' does more harm than anything. Every situation is different and must be discerned differently, and one must be willing to be wrong but try your best.
Alienrock retweeted
Os explico como funciona esto:
PP y Vox financian a unos panfletos para que les fabriquen bulos a la carta contra sus adversarios políticos, también a los ultras con micro para que los acosen.
Hasta ahí es lo que habíamos visto.
Pero, ahora han subido un nuevo escalón, financian la defensa de un acusado para que se invente una historia sobre eso rivales.
El realidad esto ya lo podíamos intuir, ahora lo hemos visto.
Ojo con lo que aún no sabemos.
La pata judicial.
La semana que ok mierda financió la defensa de Koldo, ofreció una entrevista para rajar de Pedro Sánchez y Begoña Gómez.
Sicarios de este panfleto se pasean por los platos de TV.
¿Lo entendéis ahora o no?
Consejo rápido del día: nunca hagáis un cumplido que implique comparación con otras personas. Bajo ningún concepto.
Hasta la próxima.
Alienrock retweeted
El presidente de ADIF ha sido consejero de Cylus, y Cylus es la que vigila si Israel nos ha hecho un ciberataque. Tenemos al zorro vigilando a las gallinas.
Yes. I-SEC (subsidiary of Israeli ICTS, founded by former Shin Bet members) holds Renfe contracts for onboard train, station and workshop security services across multiple Spanish regions.
Cylus (Israeli rail cybersecurity firm) partners with Alstom, a major Renfe high-speed train supplier/maintainer; former Adif president sits on Cylus’s advisory board. IAI/ELTA’s NIART obstacle-detection radar has been tested with Alstom, creating an indirect technical channel, though no direct Renfe contract is confirmed.
El único dating advice que necesitáis es lo siguiente:
-Sed vosotros mismos pero trabajando en ser la mejor versión de vosotros mismos
-Centraos en divertiros conociendo gente
-No os toméis nada personal
Fin
Alienrock retweeted
El occidental medio se considera a sí mismo como un «pensador libre» y su entendimiento del mundo encaja, en un 99,98%, con los PDFs que sacan del Departamento de Propaganda de la CIA.
