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amen

the holy trinity: the father (fuck it we ball) the son (it is what it is) the holy spirit (to be cringe is to be free)

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a comment under one of Ben Shapiro’s latest videos that i like

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They're trying so hard to make this a culture war thing instead of a class consciousness moment.

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every once in a while a tv show or movie series will say hey this is a pretty obvious cautionary tale about the dangers of capitalism & every time without fail a multimillion dollar company will go we have made a burger inspired by this!

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aint no way i survived last year

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sigh

// Simone de Beauvoir, from "Inseraparable: A Never Before Published Novel,"

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!!!

giving up the 'new year, new me' mindset

the concept of "new year, new me" is alluring because it suggests a fresh start and the possibility of transforming our lives overnight.

however, this mindset can often lead to unrealistic expectations and immense pressure to make drastic changes all at once. instead of focusing on an all-encompassing transformation, it’s more beneficial to adopt a sustainable approach to personal growth and improvement.

embracing gradual, meaningful changes throughout the year can lead to more enduring and fulfilling results. this approach allows you to build on small successes, develop healthy habits, and maintain a positive outlook without the stress of an all-or-nothing resolution.

adopting a healthier mindset:

set flexible goals: instead of rigid new year's resolutions, set flexible goals that allow room for growth and adaptation. recognize that progress is not always linear.

focus on habits: prioritize building positive habits rather than setting ambitious goals. habits form the backbone of lasting change and are easier to maintain.

celebrate small wins: acknowledge and celebrate small achievements along the way. this reinforces positive behavior and keeps you motivated.

continuous improvement: adopt a mindset of continuous improvement rather than a complete overhaul. this approach encourages ongoing personal development throughout the year.

reflect regularly: take time to reflect on your progress and adjust your goals as needed. regular reflection helps you stay on track and adapt to changing circumstances.

self-compassion: be kind to yourself. recognize that setbacks are a normal part of the process and use them as learning opportunities rather than reasons to give up.

practical steps:

identify key areas: focus on a few key areas where you want to see improvement. breaking it down into specific areas makes it more manageable.

create a plan: develop a realistic plan with actionable steps to achieve your goals. ensure it fits within your daily routine and lifestyle.

track progress: use a journal, app, or planner to track your progress. seeing your achievements, no matter how small, can be a great motivator.

seek support: share your goals with friends, family, or a support group. having accountability partners can help you stay committed and offer encouragement.

remember, personal growth is a journey, not a destination. embracing a mindset of gradual improvement can lead to more meaningful and lasting changes, making each day an opportunity to be your best self.

🫶nene

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LOL, no. I am not the bigger person. He has done some fiendishly evil shit. I hope he dies. Soon and painfully.

And no, I am not “becoming the thing I hate” nor am I “being just as bad as him” … are you fucking kidding me??

At a minimum, to be “as bad” as McConnell, I would have to spend the next 80yrs doing diabolically evil shit to needy people, so please miss me with that Pollyanna bullshit

So in conclusion,

😊

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But guess who gives their citizens universal healthcare with OUR TAX DOLLARS?!?! Israel smfh.

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reaped what he sowed

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ill save my mourning for the recent school shooting in norcal...

ceo had it comin

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queen behavior

stand up for yourself cuz clearly no one else will...

Women are getting rid of their Trump supporting partners while they still legally can since they clearly don't give a shit about them or any other woman.

If you're thinking about getting a divorce, you should do it while you still can.