Calm of the Storm

Strong liking for style, girls, and football ⚽️⚽️. Perception is reality.

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Suit & Shoe Color Matching Chart

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How to get out stains using other things

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I wouldn’t even know where to begin getting hydrogen peroxide

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You can get it at any pharmacy I promise.

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Adding to this: dish soap is also good for grease and oil stains on clothes.

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Addition: hairspray for ink stains; spit for blood stains

Products: tide to go stick, seltzer

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J Crew

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Just bought these loafers, ant wait to style with them

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You are here

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Can’t believe I’m back on here but w/e

I feel I’m going through a midlife crisis. I’m starting to notice the effects of my lack of communication to my parents and lack of wanting to help them out.

Most importantly, I’m fkn up with my education and career in IT. I have horrible memory, I’ve grown paranoid and developed trust issues towards work colleagues AND my family [basically everyone I talked or talk to].

I should’ve been fired months ago but my PM is looking out and is really trying to give me time to sort things out. Can’t thank him enough, honestly. But as a teacher and mentor the best gift is seeing your teammates apply and grow from the knowledge shared.

I’m fucking up with my friends basically I’ve been distancing myself from others

Fkn up with my family and maintaining relationships with them.

Mum ashamed that I’ve allowed this to happen.

I’m embarrassed becuz I know, I know I’m better that this

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How to Break a Habit

1. Make up your mind to do things differently. Make the decision to turn this thing around. You have all the power you need, and you can make this work for you.

2. Decide to only work on one habit at a time. That focuses your mind, and your will to succeed.

3. Design a plan that is attractive and rewarding. If the pain exceeds the gain then you may not persevere. There must be something that’s enticing to make it seem worthwhile.

4. Nuke your negative thinking. You know that things will be tough and you’ll be tempted to give up – but plan in advance so you can push through trying times. For example, imagine how you’ll feel when you are living differently, and you’ve broken with the habit, and are basking in success.

5. Know the worst times of day, and the times you struggle most. Then come up with a plan so you cope better with those. But … make sure your ideas work, and are attractive enough, as it’s hard to keep on going when we’re low on energy.

6. Keep it simple. A harsh or complex plan can be too hard to implement. But making simple changes feels much more doable. (Also, remind yourself “it’s easy; this is something I can do.”)

7. Notice your successes. And reward yourself with that. Your effort’s paying off – and you are closer to your goal.

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When your homies are trying to roast you with shit that doesn’t bother you

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Censorship is lame.

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L O L (looks at bio description) 👀... 🤦‍♂️. I haven’t changed this in probably 6years. Well 🤷.

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I really enjoy smoking and watching Super Sentai.

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