if less is more, just think how much more more will be. i don’t want to argue, you’re probably right.
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TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
My favorite thing about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was always his happy marriage to his college lab partner & sweetheart, Lori for 40+ years. I loved that that the iconic black leather jacket was hers & their daughter’s idea.
I admired how the natural wife without lip fillers, facelifts, hair, lash & nail extensions was so adored by her brilliant husband that he never strayed. He walked the corridors of success & power but delighted in coming home to Lori.
Disappointed, we learned this week that we don’t know these people, only their PR.
I also learned that I don’t want to see him in the black leather jacket anymore. That ship has sailed.
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
Now you can really see everything
Rolling up to Dutch Brothers to pick up your mobile order and seeing the crew of straight white boys is an inauspicious start to a girls Sunday morning errands.
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TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
I’m trying to figure out how my husband managed to build an entire house up the stikine river in Alaska where there is zero infrastructure and you can only jet boat things there on the tide in certain seasons and there was no power there so he built his own and brought a mill and make logs from his property and now I have an off grid hot shower and can watch F1 races from my couch up there ALL WHILE WORKING 40+ hours a week. He didn’t force me into crushing poverty to achieve that goal. He’s also too busy to come on here and lecture yall about how to manage your families so he may be forgotten by time and that’s ok. Who gives a shit about that anyway? Bug Hall will be remembered longer. And for what?
God knows my husband and so did I.
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
Every day I have an afternoon affogato and my son has vanilla ice cream and we enjoy it together in cortado glasses with shell spoons
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
Dormir é a maior e melhor função disponível no corpo humano. Que delícia que é entrar num cômodo, deitar num lugar seguro e confortável e simplesmente se retirar de circulação
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
a man was unnecessarily nasty and lied on my name today in a group of people to try and justify his own bad unprofessional behavior. this is a manifestation of whatever energy he has given, will be returned back to him in a way that restores balance back. he hurt my feelings and I'm telling my dead daddy and nanny on his ass, idc.
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
Minha vida artística mudou no momento em que, ainda criança, observei um zootrópio pela primeira vez. Lembro de ficar sem palavras e em choque imaginando que aquilo só poderia ser magia, que nada na minha concepção de mundo explicava a existência daquilo. Hoje com mais noção de mundo finalmente percebi que em parte estava certo, a arte continua sendo a magia viva em nosso mundo.
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
“A significant percentage of adults who suffered ongoing abuse or neglect in childhood suffer from Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. One of the most difficult features of this type of PTSD is extreme susceptibility to painful emotional flashbacks. Emotional flashbacks are sudden and often prolonged regressions ('amygdala hijackings') to the frightening circumstances of childhood. They are typically experienced as intense and confusing episodes of fear and/or despair - or as sorrowful and/or enraged reactions to this fear and despair. Emotional flashbacks are especially painful because the inner critic typically overlays them with toxic shame, inhibiting the individual from seeking comfort and support, isolating him in an overwhelming and humiliating sense of defectiveness.”
pete-walker.com/flashbackMan…
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
Cork off.
It means to take a finite resource someone else has already ostensibly if not officially claimed, e.g. snatching up the last piece of bruschetta someone else was already reaching for, or taking home a man your friend was chatting with.
I am from a fishing town/Island in Alaska. When salmon seining, you drop a net that floats horizontally in the water with corks along the top. It hovers there in the water and catches the spawning salmon as they swim toward the mouth of a nearby river.
If someone comes along and drops a cork-topped net in front of yours, they will catch all the fish that would otherwise swim into your net. When you come back to check your nets, you can immediately see you’ve been “corked off”.
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
You don’t need a five-year plan when your nervous system is still recovering from a five-year storm. Start small. Start soft. Start by not betraying yourself for one more day. That’s a revolution all on its own.
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
This old man explains why you should be ridiculously optimistic about your future
TheGullibleSkeptic retweeted
The actual quote: “The greatest and most important problems of life are all in a certain sense insoluble…. They can never be solved, but only outgrown…. This ‘outgrowing’, as I formerly called it, on further experience was seen to consist in a new level of consciousness. Some higher or wider interest arose on the person’s horizon, and through this widening of view, the insoluble problem lost its urgency. It was not solved logically in its own terms, but faded out when confronted with a new and stronger life-tendency.
Carl Jung