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@kezzahasfeelings
āYou look REALLY good. Too bad it took you getting sick for this to happen.ā
I just love the backhanded compliment. I lost 90+ pounds BEFORE I got COVID. Yes, I lost almost 15 more pounds while sick, but I did the work before this. I donāt look good because I was sick.
Iām really tired of not being good enough.
Grandmother: āI want to know how you feel. Tell me how you feel.ā
Me: Tells her how I feel.
Her: Doesnāt understand why I feel the way I do and makes me feel bad for feeling how I feel. Or makes me feel stupid for how I feel or feel ridiculous because of how I feel.
Me, in my head: āAnd this is why I donāt tell you how I fucking feel.ā
Simonās Mom: You get to exhale now Simon
All the gays in the theatre:
25 March 2015
To everyone in the One Direction fandom, March 25th 2015 is the date that Zayn left One Direction. For me, itās also the last day I had any contact with my baby brother. One Direction was our thing. And itās apt that the last contact we had was sending messages regarding our mutual disappointment about Zayn leaving One Direction. Last communication, that is, until tonight.
My baby brother was born when I was 13 years old. Despite our age difference, we were always really close. I was basically a mom to him. I went to all his baseball games, school plays, everything. I helped him with his homework and school projects. I did everything for him. He was my world. Then a couple days before Christmas in 2015, my world shattered. My step dad and mom moved to another state and took my brother with him. They let me talk to him once on the phone since they left. They didnāt like me because I tried to get my mom help. Sheās an addict and she needed rehab. My step dad enabled her addiction. They punished me by taking the most important human away from me.
One of my biggest regrets over the last few years was taking a nap on March 25 2015. I took a nap and I missed his Skype call. That was the last time he was allowed to reach out to me and I missed it.
Tonight I heard his voice and it was the most beautiful sound Iāve ever heard. Heās grown up since Iāve seen him last. Heās 12 now. His voice is already starting to get deeper, but itās still my baby brother. I canāt believe Iāve missed these two years of his life. I have so many questions. What is he in to now? Does he still call it football, not soccer? Does he still love to read? Does he still love music? What about our lads? Does he still love them? Has he heard Hās album or Lās singles? Is Harry still his favourite? Does he still have Louis hair? Does he still want to name his kids Hazza, Lou, and Niall? I want to know all these things and I hope that this two minute call will be the start of getting to know my human again.
Do you have a valentine?
no, i have anxietyĀ
Let me tell you about my panda mini-washer
As an apartment dweller, this is a game changer. My current apartment doesnāt have a laundry facility and the closest Laundromat about a 30 min bus ride which is just not practical. The mini-washer is a life saver
The panda mini washer hooks up to the sink, is incredibly lightweight (about 28 pounds, so light even I can lift it) and easy to use.Ā
It has a surprisingly large capacity. The basket from the first picture represents about one and a half loads. The jeans took up a whole load while the rest filled the bin only half way.Ā
Hereās the inside. The left is the washer the right is the spin dryer. Yes, it even drys.
Basically you shove your cloths into the washer, fill it up with water and let it go. I use my shower head to fill it up so it goes faster, the sink hook up took about five minutes to fill the whole tub, with the shower head is is down to a minute an a half. I do it in three wash cycles, a five minute rinse with baking soda, a five minute wash with soap and a three minute rinse with water. You have to drain and refill between each cycle so itās a little more labor intensive than a traditional washer.Ā
Thatās the spin dryer. Itās about half the capacity of the washer so one wash takes about two loads to dry. The spinner is much more effective than I was expecting. A three minute spin gets my cloths about 90% dry. I hang them up to air dry for that last 10%.Ā
The machine cost me about 150$. When you factor in two dollars for the bus, five for the machines (per week), the mini-washer pays for its self after only about six months worth of laundry.Ā
Iām not great at expressing emotion, but Iām hoping you can tell how excited I am. Ā Let me just say that the panda mini-washer is great and I highly recommend it to anyone currently using a Laundromat. Ā
Read this and immediately bought it on Amazon for $180. I spend $15 a week to have my laundry done so this pays for itself in 3 months for me. THANK YOU JESUS.
@ all my nyc pendejas
Oh by the way, they have table top dishwashers that are pretty much the same thing:
This is one of the biggest technological breakthroughs for the everyday homeowner in the current decade: the realization that refrigerators arenāt the only things that can be miniaturized for better affordability and minimal space requirements.
Can you IMAGINE how this is going to change the lives of college students and apartment-dwellers? Or anyone with a lower income who canāt afford a place with āluxuryā appliances like dishwashers and laundry machines?
Thereās an even cheaper option called the Wonder Wash where you tumble the thing yourself and youāll have to line-dry the clothes, but it apparently works very well.
āThereās something wrong with you. You lost your appetite because I was mad at you. Thatās not normal. You need help.ā
Iām aware. Thanks.
When youāre trying to tell someone how you feel when youāre depressed, but itās hard to explain and you donāt want to get too dark bc theyāll look at you differently. š
āLove Trumps Hate. Protests ā in cities including New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Oakland, Philadelphia and Seattle.ā
(a statement from here, about the DTLA protests that i attended last night, which i find helpful in contextualizing the protests)
This is wrong.
On Tuesday morning, I got up early to go vote. I knew that if I didn't go before work then I would have a long wait. I had a bit of trouble, but I cast my vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton. When I left my polling station, I was so emotional. It was so empowering being able to vote for a woman to be president. On Tuesday night, I sat in my living room with my staunch Republican family and watched the votes roll in. As they celebrated, I became more and more dejected. My candidate wasn't going to win. This didn't compute with me. I never thought my country would elect Donald Trump. I thought my country was better than that. I never thought my country would elect a man, who spews such hatred. But I was wrong. On Wednesday morning, I woke up hoping it was just a dream. Obviously, it wasn't. This is our reality. Donald Trump will be our President. I felt such sadness because of this. I cried many times throughout the day yesterday. I cried for myself. I cried for my friends, who will be affected by Trump's racism, homophobia, xenophobia, sexism, etc. I cried for Hillary Clinton, who has worked so hard for so many years and lost to an unqualified man. I cried for what could've been if Clinton had been elected. I cried because I feel like we (meaning America as a whole) have failed so many people by electing Donald Trump. We failed the LGBTQ+ community. We elected someone who doesn't support same sex marriage and could appoint judges to the Supreme Court that may overturn the case that made Same sex marriage legal. This is not okay. By electing him, we are telling our LGBTQ+ friends and family members that we don't believe that they should have the same rights as straight people do. We are creating an unsafe environment. This is wrong. We failed the immigrant population. We elected someone who wants to build a wall and will have deportation forces. This is not okay. By electing him, we are telling immigrants that we do not want them in this country. We are telling them that they're not welcome here. We are creating an unsafe environment. This is wrong. We failed our Latino population. He has called Latino immigrants rapists, criminals, and killers. He asked that an American born Mexican judge be removed from a case because he didn't believe that the judge could be fair because he is Mexican. This is not okay. By electing him, we are telling the Latino community that we agree with him. We are condoning his racism. We are creating an unsafe environment. This is wrong. We have failed our African American population. We elected someone who has refused to rent to African Americans in the past. Someone who supports "stop and frisk", which is a form of racial profiling. Someone who believes we need "more law and order." He doesn't believe we have a problem with our police officers. This is not okay. By electing him, we are telling our African American community that we support discrimination and racial profiling. We are creating an unsafe environment. This is wrong. We have failed our Muslim population. We elected someone who has demonized the Muslim community. He will not allow anyone, who identifies as Muslim, into our country. This is not okay. By electing him, we are telling our Muslim community that we agree with him. We are creating an unsafe environment. This is wrong. We have failed our women and little girls. We elected someone whose comments perpetuate rape culture. Someone who treats women as objects there for his pleasure. Someone who has been accused of sexual misconduct multiple times. Someone who sees women as inferior. This is not okay. By electing him, we are telling our women (and our little girls) that they are inferior. We are telling them that even the world's most powerful man can rape you and it doesn't matter. We are creating an unsafe environment. This is wrong. We have even failed our little boys and teenage boys. By electing him, we are teaching our boys that women are there for their consumption. We are telling them that they are superior. We are telling them that even if they rape someone, there will be no consequences. This is wrong. And Millennials, we failed each other by not uniting behind Hillary Clinton. The Bernie or Bust people. The third party protest votes people. The people who refused to vote. The 11,000+ people who voted for the dead gorilla. We failed. We had the chance to elect a woman who has fought for us for her entire adult life. She had her issues, but she was the most qualified person to ever seek the office of the presidency. She lost to a man who was highly unqualified and unfit to be President. This is wrong. My only hope is that we will use this as a rallying call. We have to start fighting for what is right. We have to stand up for ourselves and for our rights. Donald Trump is going to try to take them from us, but we cannot allow him to do that. We must not be silent. We must fight against him. We must show him that we are here and we will not allow him to turn our country into one filled with hate. We must spread love and acceptance and inclusiveness. If we work together, we will change the world. I know it's sad right now and the future looks bleak. It's okay to be sad. Work through that sadness and then begin to fight. There is so much work to be done.
I have never been more disappointed in my country as I am tonight. We were supposed shatter glass ceilings tonight. Instead, my country elected the misogynistic, xenophobic, racist, homophobic asshole that is Donald J. Trump.
Hillary Clinton is the most qualified person to ever run for the office of President. She wouldāve taken our country forward into the future. Donald Trump will take us back in time. To my LGBTQ+ friends, my Latino/Latina friends, to my immigrant friends, to my African American friends, to my Muslim friends, to my Syrian friends, to my friends with disabilities, and to my fellow women: I am so sorry. You deserve so much better. I am with you. I love you. I am going to fight for you.
We may have lost tonight, but it will not be in vain. Hillary Rodham Clinton may not be our President, but she sure as Hell put up a good fight. Do not get discouraged. This is not the end. HRC shattered glass ceilings just by being nominated. Letās continue to fight because of her.
As Secretary Clinton said when she accepted her nomination for President, āWhen there are no ceilings, the sky is the limit.ā I have hope that one day there will be no more ceilings to shatter.
Listening to one badass woman as I get ready to go vote for another badass woman.
Iām with her because I want my LGBTQ+ family members and friends to have the same rights as I do because love is love is love.
Iām with her because she realises that campus sexual assault is a huge problem. She wants to make sure every survivor has a voice.
Iām with her because she wants to decrease the stigma surrounding mental illness and help improve our mental health system.
Iām with her because I believe that women should have the final say on their healthcare and bodies, not the government.
Iām with her because I believe that our country has a gun problem and I support her common sense regulations.
Iām with her because I believe that college is a right that everyone should have, not just the privileged few.
Iām with her because I believe that everyone should have access to affordable healthcare.
Iām with her because I believe that everyone is equal regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, etc. and so does she.
Iām with her because she knows climate change isnāt a conspiracy created by China.
Iām with her because love trumps hate.
Iām with her because āwhen there are no ceilings, the sky is the limit.ā
This week I have three funerals to go to. The first one is for a 22 year old boy, who committed suicide while his parents tried to convince him not to. He was their only child. I doubt that they will ever recover from this. The second funeral is for a man, who died unexpectedly. He was all alone. He had few friends and very little family. He lived a hard and sad life, but he was so full of love and he never let his situation get the best of him. The last one is for a 34 year old women, who had a brain aneurism. She is leaving behind two young children. My heart hurts for her children. I can't imagine growing up without a parent. Her youngest is so young that she may grow up and not remember her mom. I know that death is a part of life, but it always hurts. It never stops hurting.
