#Build a Strong Foundation

[georgiasedify]

Single

Preparation for marriage

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[kc22invesmentsblog]

How Making My Money Work for Me Transformed My Life

Written by Delvin In a world where financial stability is crucial, I discovered the power of making my money work for me. By leveraging smart financial strategies and investing wisely, I not only secured a comfortable future for my family but also gained the freedom to focus on the things that truly matter. In this blog post, I will share my personal journey towards financial independence and…

[shayfication]

dedicate love songs to yourself

[brainrotcharacters]

whatever level of insanity odysseus was under when he spat "you don't think I know my own palace? I built it" I'm down

[rueclfer]

well looks like im never leaving california! if any of u guys need reproductive healthcare i will house all of you im not even playing

[magicicephoenix]

Man.. your dca who au is so cool, it's clear your hyperfixation is so much more extreme than mine ever was, I don't think I could've made such an au as in depth as yours! You're so cool!

aaa thank you!! i am having so much fun making it and everyone's reactions are really helping with motivation <3

[myobsession]

"Franca gazed at the lobotomized Psychiatrist for a few seconds before sighing.

“Sometimes, we’re still too naive. We might even think of ourselves as the protagonist.”

Lumian knew that “we” referred to the members of the Curly-Haired Baboons Research Society."

I feel like this is the main reason I really love the fact that Lumian is our protagonist in the second series. Every epoch was almost completely dominated by a trasmigrator and our last series revolved entirely around the thoughts and feelings of a lonely transmigrator. But in the second series, our main protagonist is a true native of the era.

He is someone who finds themselves deeply entrenched in the midst of secrets, gods, and transmigrators without having the background that any of these people have. He did change after meeting his transmigrated sister, but he grew up with the same morals and viewpoints as his fellow natives. He believes in the gods and is in awe of their powers and might. He is someone who can hold back his curiosity in matters because he grew up in an environment where knowing too much will literally kill/corrupt you. He thinks transmigrators are a bit silly and naive but also powerful and full of unheard knowledge. He's a normal guy of his era that got caught in a shitty situation but grits his teeth to keep moving forward. He is a boy who has been stomped down by fate numerous times but still retains the light of hope in his heart. And I think that was something really needed in this series.

Excerpt From

Lord of the Mysteries: Circle of Inevitability, Volume 3: Conspirer, Chapter 409

Cuttlefish That Loves Diving (爱潜水的乌贼)

[junglejim4322]

Tips for finding better people to be around? I feel like I also tolerated people too much at timed when I shouldnt have

Okay my number one advice is do not be afraid of having a period of time where you are mostly alone/have very few friends or are friendless. most people do experience this although they don’t want to admit it, transitional periods where you don’t have close friends are very common especially at pivotal moments of change in your life and having a little while without people is better than enduring being mistreated. I learned from years of being mistreated that I am particularly inclined to end up around people who use me so I was incredibly careful and selective when I started making friends again and I can say with 100% certainty I love every person in my life and am incredibly grateful and comfortable with all of my friends for the first time in my entire life. When it comes to how to actually make friends hobbies are a great way along with talking to anyone you find interesting whether it’s online or in person or whatever. Strangers coworkers classmates acquaintances etc chat them up. Getting a temp check before you deeply trust people but also being receptive to being friendly before you know if you’ll be close or not are both great. The biggest thing is don’t let mistreatment of any kind slide if it matters to you u should be able to address it and a mature person will be receptive and listen to you. I’ve learned there’s no space for fear in relationships and if anybody has you on edge they’re not worth being around. And most of all GLHF anon 🫶👍

[shimmeringweeds]

out of context ep 12 "my new boss is goofy" quotes that I've hidden in my drafts since december hoping someone not me will bring up as more "queer-baiting" examples but, well, here we are.

These quotes are about apartment hunting. But also, do they not read as one person's anxiety over a budding romance?

Momose is hesitant to move because he's found happiness with what they have. Yet he wants the space to grow by himself in confidence and equality. He wants to keep the relationship (broadly speaking) but realizes that continuing as they are will not serve either of them in the long run. (Plus, in a typical courting situation, rejection at this stage is not a good look. +10 anxiety.)

But god bless Shirosaki. Healing boss of our dreams. He explicitly states his feelings on the matter. Yes, he wants Momose to stay. Yes, he is sad. But if Momose wants to leave, then he will back that choice without sacrificing the relationship.

There's an underlying message communicated here that the quality of their relationship is more important than the status of it (status equaling colleagues vs. neighbors vs. roommates vs. lovers) At the same time, he recognizes that status (boss/subordinate and, yes, romantic/platonic) is important to society. The impact that weight has on a person's psyche cannot be brushed aside. It's respected by them both.

They've survived abusive relationships. They are finding the value in sitting with loneliness and building personal confidence. They know they have unconditional friends backing them up. They grace each other with the gift of understanding and space to heal and to grow.

No rush. No pressure. No rejection. Good vibes only.

[lizzibennet]

the thing about each pjo book is that each of them is uniquely the best in what it sets out to do. each is so monumental in what the story ends up amounting to, picking a favorite is almost like pointless. you could not have all 5 work so well if one was missing

[indigodawns]

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[loversgpt]

How Trust Strengthens Love ❤️

Trust is the foundation of every strong relationship. It’s in the quiet moments, the shared smiles, and the unwavering support when life gets tough. Trust is earned, not just given, and when you both nurture it, love grows deeper than ever before. 🌿

Today, show your partner that they can always count on you. Be their safe place, the one they can trust with their heart. Let’s celebrate the trust that strengthens love and makes relationships unbreakable.

What does trust mean to you and your relationship? Share your thoughts in the comments below and tag the person who is your rock. ❤️

Call to Action:

Take a moment today to reflect on the trust you share with your partner. Let’s build on it, brick by brick, and watch your love grow stronger. 💪

[banannabethchase]

Some people have the most atrocious takes on the people in Houston in the aftermath of Beryl and they all have shit like "guardian" and "I love everyone" and "peace for all" in their bios.

It's like the Tumblr version of bigoted Karens on Instagram having bible verses in their bios.

[gentlethorns]

god i forgot what it feels like to really be INVOLVED in a story. to have it brewing in the back of your mind on a simmer instead of some spontaneous combustion infatuation that eventually burns down to a dead end. it is so fulfilling knowing i'm going to go home from work and jump back into it, and to know exactly my next step. i genuinely have not felt this way about writing since high school like i'm healed

[squish--squash]

I think it would be interesting if there was like, a documentary or smth like a deep dive focused on the phenomenon I like to dub the "monkey's paw" of the internet which is where a content creator quickly rises to fame/quickly becomes popular but are then pitted against so much slander, controversies, hate, and/or discourse that it either ruins that person's content creating career or damages it to a degree that will never be fixed

because it keeps happening. over and over I've seen content creators suddenly rise out of the depths and gain masses of followers only for it to topple like a poorly-played jenga tower only a few years later due to controversies and hate. meanwhile, other content creators build a following in a slow, steady way where while they might not be that known, the people who do know them support them wholeheartedly.

And I want to know WHY this keeps happening. I have a lot of theories on this (jealousy of success breeding extreme hate, sudden fame clouding judgement and leading to poor decisions, the lack of trust the apprehension more and more people are having towards newer famous people nowadays, etc) but it would be nice to once day get more than just these theories on why this keeps happening, and if this "trend" will ever stop or just get worse as time progresses

[fall-and-shadows]

It's worthwhile to point out that in every situation a mother has been in, there is often also a girl that by definition is more helpless since she is a child. I never understood why this is controversial on radblr or why feminism wouldn't focus on girls instead of women tbh