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Spongebobs therapist retweeted
Yes, it was mean as fuck and punitive for that lady to have the other woman’s car towed she could’ve parked in a different spot. obviously, a lot of you do not know the costs associated with a tow and getting it out of impound. A simple conversation just turned into $500 problem.
Spongebobs therapist retweeted
she isnt “wrong” but being a good + kind person goes a long way. they could’ve become ppl that look out for each other. you don’t have to meet people where they have you fucked up at all the time. this mindset + reaction is 1 of the reason being a neighbor means nothing anymore.
She came home at 11:30 at night to find her neighbor's car in her paid parking spot, so she had it towed.
"There's a sign on the wall and a sign on the floor."
Neighbor: "You could have knocked on the door. We stay right next door to each other."
Her: "I don't know you, mama. Seeing you does not mean I know you."
Should she have knocked first, or was the tow fair?
Spongebobs therapist retweeted
a person that genuinely cares about you would never act like you don’t exist for days at a time, pls wake up
Spongebobs therapist retweeted
This is why detachment is important. Love like an angel, but detach like a viper.
No matter how loving or Godly you are, learn to walk away. Master it. Otherwise, you’ll keep holding on to people who take pleasure in hurting you.
It’s a skill. Learn it.
Spongebobs therapist retweeted
I asked my ex if he was sure. I reminded him a break up is forever. I think that a problem with today's society is people think because of social media you can always find someone & rekindle. The thing is, if you leave in the middle of what we were growing you are dead to me.
Spongebobs therapist retweeted
I understand both sides but I would be a lil more lenient and sympathetic in this economy.
She came home at 11:30 at night to find her neighbor's car in her paid parking spot, so she had it towed.
"There's a sign on the wall and a sign on the floor."
Neighbor: "You could have knocked on the door. We stay right next door to each other."
Her: "I don't know you, mama. Seeing you does not mean I know you."
Should she have knocked first, or was the tow fair?
