#prayer box

[ssinnabar]

This sums up my past year pretty well.

"You were given new opportunities, but something happened to bring disappointment shortly after. However, the future is bright, and marriage is on the horizon."

I got engaged this year.

[akitschisjustakitsch]

[paulprestigegems]

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[janicegshop]

Does sobriety change your life?

Yes, sobriety can change your life in many positive ways. Addiction can have a profound impact on a person's life, affecting their relationships, career, health, and overall well-being. Achieving and maintaining sobriety can be a significant accomplishment that can lead to a range of positive changes.

Some of the ways sobriety can change your life include:

Improved Health: Alcohol and drug addiction can have a devastating impact on physical and mental health.

Better Relationships: Addiction can strain relationships with family, friends, and coworkers. Sobriety can improve communication, trust, and intimacy in relationships, leading to stronger connections.

Increased Self-Esteem: Sobriety can help individuals rebuild their self-esteem and self-worth, leading to a greater sense of purpose and confidence.

Career Advancement: Addiction can impact job performance and lead to job loss. Sobriety can improve focus, productivity, and reliability, leading to new career opportunities and advancement.

Financial Stability: Addiction can be expensive, leading to financial instability and debt. Sobriety can lead to better money management and the ability to save for the future.

Positive Social Connections: Sobriety can lead to the development of positive, supportive relationships with other sober individuals, providing a sense of community and support.

Overall, sobriety can lead to a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life. While achieving sobriety can be challenging, it is a worthwhile and life-changing goal that can provide numerous benefits for years to come.

[butts-bouncing-on-the-beltway]

In the early 1980s, my mom came out as a lesbian and her mom told her "fine, but don't talk about it in front of your cousins" talking about my uncle ron's youngest daughters who were young teens at the time.

And for a while mom went along with this, but then her middle cousin started becoming more and more visibly a lesbian in the closet herself, so my mom said fuck it, and brought a partner with her to the next holiday so she could show her cousin it was okay to be herself.

My uncle ron putters over to this giant of a woman (mams always did like her butches over 6ft), looks her up and down, shakes her hand and slips her a gin and tonic, and then turns to mom and just says "cousins is cousins" and wanders back off again to chat with one of his kids.

I grew up my whole life hearing that phrase. Cousins is cousins. And it wasn't just about blood, it was a found family thing, you know? From inception, the whole point of this was "kiddo, I love you, and so I love anyone who loves you like they're my own." I think a lot about what it means to be a man like that with the weight of family obligation and generations of religious trauma on your back, and still look at this young woman you watched grow up and say that loving someone and being loved by someone will always matter more than anything else, no matter how important that other thing might be to someone.

I don't think the man ever understood a goddamn thing about my gender, but I know he loved me and he was happy that I was happy, and he was tickled pink that I liked the idea of aging into him.

[bobowizard]

[shiftythrifting]

More so garage sales than thrift stores, but I found a rubix cube box and spider-man Jesus candle (Spider-Jesus)

[upthewitchypunx]

My friend just posted this on Facebook and thought it might be a joke. Nope, it's real. it only has 3.8 stars. naturally the first thing I went to look at was the 1 star reviews.

[royalnavyart]

Lord please free me from this wretched heathen… teach me how to resist temptation.

[ratatatastic]

"We gotta stay out of the penalty box. If we get to eighteen in three games? We deserve what we get. I mean, I don't understand half the calls but that's okay. I don't get paid to understand that, I'm still trying to figure out my team."

and so... paul wall of increasing bafflement throughout the philly game at penalty calls

[kehlanifenty]

[yahweh-official]

Dear God

If you made man in your image and men have prostates then does that mean you have one? Are you a bottom?

child,

i have everything and am all. my form has every characteristic of man plus a rib with every characteristic of women. i'm a top and a bottom. at the same time. Not a switch. both.

[janicegshop]

What's a God box in AA?

In AA, a God box is a small container or box that is used to symbolize turning over problems or worries to a higher power. The idea behind the God box is that individuals write down their worries or concerns on a slip of paper and then place it in the box as a way of relinquishing control and trusting in a higher power to handle the situation.

The God box is often used as a tool in Step 3 of the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, which involves making a decision to turn one's will and life over to the care of a higher power as the individual understands it.

[atopvisenyashill]

i think the fandom are just as crazy as the maesters, it feels like half these characters are doing purposeful and accidental magic all the time every other chapter and people will be like “well there’s no evidence it’s magic so it’s not magic” these people are all a five minimum on the magic richter scale don’t let dany & bran being at a 10 fool u into thinking a 6 is a 2!!!!

[bobowizard]

[tireddovahkiin]

IIYEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSS!!!🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥