#jogging pants

[daisyducklover2021]

MMM What’s Smell so Good?

[loveluvunity]

Summer, summertime having big fun so glad summer is coming some warm weather  cold drinks and some relaxation.😎😎🍦🍧🍨🌞

[inveintshirts]

Stoner Sweatpants

stoner sweatpants

[verrnonindia]

[spaicymeatballs]

"My life kinda feels like a big car crash at the moment..."

See all of my work on IG: @spaicy_meatballs

[mapecl-stories]

[solargeist]

was thinking abt grian having tiny cute wings. he flies with those.

[goculi]

[tali-zorahs]

two nerds

[inveintshirts]

Jamaican Pajamas

Jamaican Pajamas

[anarchy-and-piglins]

secret fifth option: braided bun, somehow both messy and elegant, no one questions it

Braided buns are very nice, I simply am of the opinion that c!Techno would not spend that much time on his hair except for rare occasions despite taking so much pride in it. He's a walking contradiction in that regard

[mapecl-stories]

The Melody of One's Own Life: Jonas' Journey to Musical Freedom

Jonas had just turned 18 and lived in a town called Flensburg, characterized by various shops and rental houses. His parents owned a successful flower shop, and they had always hoped that Jonas would follow in their footsteps or at least help out at the store on Sundays.

However, Jonas had no interest in that path. He didn't want to spend his life surrounded by flower bouquets and plants. Instead, he often sat in his room, observing life on the streets from his window. Across the way lived Dennis and Angelique, a somewhat run-down couple. Both of them always wore jogging pants, held beer bottles in their hands, and their bellies had become noticeably rounder, not befitting their young age. They didn't seem particularly inclined to work and lived off some obscure income sources that Jonas couldn't quite figure out. Yet, one thing was clear: Both had a stroller in front of their door, despite their lack of regular jobs.

Jonas couldn't comprehend their attitude. He felt misunderstood and often frustrated. But he found solace in music, which he listened to in his room. One song, in particular, resonated with him, sung by a band that criticized society. The song's lyrics were full of sarcasm and cynicism aimed at the "yuppie pigs" - the wealthy, ambitious, and seemingly shallow individuals who saw themselves as the elite of society.

One day, Jonas decided to leave behind his boredom and frustration. He set out to find some excitement in the town. At a kiosk, he met John, a young man his age, proudly showing off his brand-new smartphone with a polyphonic ringtone to the other guys. However, as they chatted about the latest gadget, Jonas realized that John didn't really have his life under control. He seemed oblivious to the fact that his behavior and priorities might not lead him very far.

In that moment, Jonas recognized that he needed to take control of his life. He didn't want to end up like Dennis, Angelique, or John. He refused to sink into insignificance or settle for superficial pursuits. He made up his mind to forge his own path and not be swayed by the expectations of others.

From that day on, Jonas began exploring his talents and interests. He volunteered at a local youth center and discovered his knack for music. He learned to play the guitar and started writing his own songs - lyrics that dealt with genuine emotions and experiences, going beyond the sarcastic tone of societal criticism.

Jonas realized that music provided him with a means to express his thoughts and emotions, connecting with others. He started performing in cafes, receiving positive feedback from the listeners. Eventually, he found a band that shared his passion, and together, they set out to enrich the town with their music.

When Jonas' parents learned of his plans, they were surprised but also proud of him. They recognized that their son had found his own happiness, even if it wasn't in the flower shop. Jonas was finally content because he had discovered his passion and refused to be overshadowed by others' expectations.

Time passed, and Jonas' band gained regional recognition. They managed to use their music as an outlet for genuine emotions and thoughts, reaching many people. Jonas wasn't striving for instant success or wealth - he simply wanted to do what he loved: creating music and touching people's hearts.

As the stories of Dennis, Angelique, and John continued, Jonas had learned that he wasn't responsible for their lives. He could only shape his own life and make the most of it. The path he chose wasn't always easy, but it was his own - and that's all that mattered.

Thus, ends the tale of a young man who liberated himself from society's expectations and found his own voice, sharing it with others through his music.

[supurman]

clark is not a good liar, but he is great at keeping secrets and can be described as secretive by lois...

[bunnyb34r]

Our district manager wants our clothing levels higher, and I know for a fact he means NetflixCoworker's area, and men's, bc those are so fucking low. But who keeps getting told:

"to the top Mar! To the top! :)" by the department manager? Guess.

So I measured how high it would be to stack to the top where he keeps saying (to the bottom of the sign at LEAST). I'm a petty bitch so I have a mini retractable ruler in my work vest so I took it out yesterday when I was working alone and it is at LEAST 24in. TWO FUCKING FEET HIGH. Bitch he did NOT fucking tell you to tell us to get that shit that high. And he definitely didn't tell you to tell ME to get my shit higher (I had everything at 18in)

I didn't measure the men's and ladies areas but it's like various heights in both, based on whose able to stock and when. But regularly NetflixCoworker has maaaaybe 12in? And men's is a toss up bc we're still slowly fixing the mess left behind by NewLady.

But sure let's bother Mar and make them stack higher them they can reach, so customers can complain and knock over my displays bc they want a 14/16 in the color in the back. Sure why not.

[the-skin-inthe-bath-is-mine]

Final stretch till I'm freed from this prison