

Time, genuine remorse and a reason to believe that it won’t happen again. And then it’s still not something I’d do lightly but sometimes people do make really stupid mistakes and learn their lesson after so I’m not gonna rule it out entirely.
Time, genuine remorse and a reason to believe that it won’t happen again. And then it’s still not something I’d do lightly but sometimes people do make really stupid mistakes and learn their lesson after so I’m not gonna rule it out entirely.
If you’ve never kept birds maybe get a couple of pigeons first. They’re more affectionate, less work, less delicate when it comes to diet, shelter and toxins, less destructive and generally more easy going than most parrots. They don’t speak but there’s no guarantee your parrot would do so either.
Whatever you do don’t rush the decision. Parrots can reach a very high age and they require a lot of emotional work in addition to their physical needs, much more than a cat honestly. They’re an awesome choice for the right person but they’re less common than cats and dogs for a reason.
I’m 29 and I think babies are kinda fascinating because they’re so primal but interacting with kids roughly between 2 and 14 feels very exhausting to me. After that they start acting like they know everything (while usually knowing very little) but they tend to develop a particular sense of humor that I can work with. But yeah it’s mostly a chore for me and I see no reason to incorporate more of that into my life. I don’t feel a biological urge to reproduce.
Horse races
Not so fast! If you want to cross this street first your racoon must face my crow in a fight until one faints.
There are significant parallels between still life depictions of feasts and instagram food porn content.
Yeah it’s really good in its own right but it feels a lot more polished
What we do in the shadows. The movie, not the show. If you like mockumentaries it’s a must watch. Looks like garbage at times but it works very well for what they were going for.
Or like saying “And uhhh… Yeah.” at the end of a voice memo.
I’d have to imagine certain scenes would just be super emotionally taxing for the whole crew.
That’s pretty much true. Sometimes actors even quit a role because it becomes too much. There are always exceptions of course (for example shows with many seasons where everybody on set already knows each other well) but especially with method actors the mood of the scene is usually also the mood that’s present during the shoot. With theatre it’s even worse because you need to get into that role again and again. Takes a certain type of character for that.
Disintegrate
the idgaf/take no shit attitude
the “I’m a bit slow and get angry when people make me feel insecure about it” attitude 😅
You have to understand that life isn’t about looking for “the best” oppurtunities but to work with what’s in front of you. You are as a human being equipped with the tools you need to shape and transform your environment. That’s not to say that change isn’t necessary sometimes but often better is the enemy of good. Life is less strenuous when you go with the flow.
The other thing is you need to fight desparation. Hope is like a plant that you need to tend to continuously. But you need hope and trust in your own abilities in order to function in times like these.
Damn. Yeah sounds like a very mature and responsible person 😬 I’ve got a dad like that too.
So just to reiterate: What they’re paying off is literally just one of their vacation bills? I mean this would be an odd accusation even if it included other expenses but like… Huh?!
Not to burst your bubble but I don’t think you’re only the 4th John Smith.
My honest take is if it’s done in a self aware, half serious way then I can 100% get behind it. If it starts insisting upon itself as Peter Griffin would say then I think it gets old rather quickly.
Yup, extremely annoying