#hoovering

[endreal]

People who live in places with carpets:

How often do you hoover/vacuum?

pls reblog, I'm genuinely curious to hear answers from all over!

[selfhealingmoments]

[einlebenmitdirohnedich]

Viel Kraft an die Neue, die jetzt neben ihm liegt und noch keine Ahnung hat, was ihr in Zukunft noch bevorsteht!

[bpd-aware]

[groovyace]

Feeling the urge to read every single book on this planet

[aneverydaything]

Day 2109, 1 April 2024

[julygirl67]

Things a Narcassistic person does to suck you back in after a discard

They will like your posts on social media or comment..this would be weeks or months after a discard. They will text your freind or family memeber to ask how you are doing. This is only if they know your freinds or family. They will definetly text you with a hi how are you. This is a minimum effort to show you some attention. If someone truly cares and wants you in thier life they do not throw you breadcrumbs. This hey how are you will happen once in a while over a period of time. Do not reply...its just for an ego boost or they are suffering a moment of bordum. They will stalk your social media page. They will chat you up, future fake, apologize, lament about how hurt they are how sorry they are and how depressed they are. This may go on for a few days even a onth..then they dissapear again. Once you think they are in for good this time..they leave again. This feels lik another rejection because it is. They may say lets meet up, i miss you, we need to talk and never ever follow through. After a second or third discard...do yourself a favor...block them from social media and your phone. I know its difficult. You will want to hear from them but is it worth the hurt? After they give you attention and then leace...you get let down again. yes? yea...so give them a chance maybe a third chance but after that...you see its a pattern. trust patterns not words.

[sketchymoof]

when you're hoovering and it sucks up a big crumb that makes a clattering noise as it's whisked into the belly of the beast

[haciaelmar]

over us | Olympus OM-1 | Fuji Superia 400 | 2022

[justbarrowsing]

Me when I unpacked my new Jimmy, the guy who will be hoovering for free room and board  <3<3

[news-buzz]

Vacuum expert warns you must hoover 3 areas of your house every day | UK | News News Buzz

Hoovering is one of those thankless tasks that feels like a constant battle – no matter how much or how often you hoover there always seems to be more to hoover up. And it doesn’t take long at all before dust, dirt, debris and even bits of food begin to pile up on your carpets, laminate floors and tiled areas. But a lot of people may not realise just how often you’re supposed to be hoovering your…

[selfhealingmoments]

[einlebenmitdirohnedich]

Ich würde ja gern sagen, dass ich dir wünsche, dass du endlich glücklich wirst, aber "Glück" ist etwas, das eine geschundene Seele, wie du, niemals empfinden wird! Stattdessen wünsche ich deiner Neuen viel Kraft für alles, was ihr noch bevorsteht. 🤞🏻

[windhavenfoundation]

Understanding Hoovering: How Toxic People Suck You Back In

Learn about hoovering, a tactic used by toxic individuals to pull victims back into abusive relationships, and discover how to recognize and resist it. #domesticviolence #domesticabuse #domesticviolenceawareness #hoovering #domesticabuseawareness

Deciding to leave an abusive or toxic relationship is a significant and courageous step. However, staying away can be equally challenging due to a manipulative tactic known as “hoovering.” This term, inspired by the vacuum cleaner brand, describes how toxic, abusive, and narcissistic individuals attempt to “suck” their victims back into the relationship. Therefore, let’s explore what hoovering…