Have you started that journal back up? :)
Less gendered clothing styles are definitely more popular! But isn't it true that not typically feminine clothes still have to fit more feminine bodies?
These are "masculine" outfits that could be worn by anyone, but if I were to take the exact articles from the backs of these men and tried to wear them, they wouldn't fit. I'm shorter, have narrower shoulders, and different hips. So there's a user base who would like clothes like that, but there would still have to be a women's section (or a way to indicate what clothes would probably fit women-type-bodies) and a men's section, even if the styles were the same.
That's an excellent way to say it.
I like the idea, but male bodies and female bodies are shaped very differently. I like having the same style, but in terms of actual fit, this may not be feasible . Thoughts?
Wow.... That is so much fan engagement. Like, Those letters aren't a generic sentence. Wow.... How... Shes... OKAY I"M A FAN.
This quote tells us to step back and assess what exactly is causing suffering. I love it. Stoicism is kind of confusing to me, I haven't been able to find a satisfying summary of what it is, could you help out?
Docs really are the most comfortable shoe. Stylish too, depending on the decade. And they last long enough for a single pair to be stylish, go out of style, and become stylish again. My mother (36) wore a pair of silver calf high quick lace docs while hiking all over Europe. She handed them down to me (19) when I was in middle school. They were totally all the rage at my8th grade winter dance.
This is excellent! This makes me want to be a Taylor Swift fan.
4am is really early. :( What kind of work do you do where you work from 6:30ish to 2? Did you choose those hours? What time do you get to sleep?
I want one but honestly I probably wouldn't use it. Seems like an excellent idea for people who might not be able to cook normally (but want to). Also people who tend to forget to turn off ovens...
I wonder how much the good natured doge community influences its stability. I've never seen a negative doge coin er.
I like Antonio Sanchez. He's the person who composed the soundtrack for Birdman. He's a Jazz drummer and I think he's fantastic.
This is fantastic. And addicting. damn you. :P
I use a variation of the bullet journal system in the header of my journal. Here's a digital sketch, sorry about my handwriting
I love the idea of tabletops. I just haven't been able to find any groups, so I just dick off by myself with some various tabletop PDFs and let my mind wander. Do you have any tips for finding a group?
I have a similar story. Recently I caught myself thinking "man I should find pictures of my Texan grandparents /r/oldschoolcool would love them!" Rather than wanting to find them to have pictures of my grandparents..... Karma is dangerously addictive.
Could you link me to an example?
What's a chronodeck?
I didn't even like Jim Carry... He was way more overhanded than I'd've liked him to be.
My biggest takeaway from this is that I'm not the only person who does math and physics in pen. So many people call me crazy.
I am very excited. I hadn't heard about this until now! I absolutely loved those books as a kid, and absolutely hated the shitty movie they made of it a few years back. I trust Netflix, and I think it could really work as a show. The detail in this trailer makes me feel as if the makers are true fans rather than just someone trying to capitalize on something popular. Now I want to re-read the books.
College is kind of like getting your feet wet in lots of different subjects, and Community College isn't expensive at all. Other than that, I'd suggest trying to minimize self loathing, and to be okay with yourself. I find some Buddhist ideas are helpful for that, The Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path are core pillars to my own mental health.
What's your routine other than waking up at 5?
What's your playlist?
I love House of Leaves . It's a puzzle, mystery, riddle, and novel all in one. Pretty excellent and weird.
Edit: The Kingkiller Chronicle is also amazing if you're into fantasy and magic Universities.
It seems the elements of this article can be summarized into two parts. 1. Wiggle your big toe. Or: Success Spirals. Starting small, and feeling successful in small tasks lends momentum to do bigger tasks. "Spirals are deviation-amplifying loops in which the positive, cyclic relationship between perceived efficacy and performance builds upon itself." From the abstract of this article. Heres a blog post from ZenHabits that also talks about it. 2. Form routines&Habits Or: Avoid Ego Depletion. Ego depletion is the idea that self control & willpower are limited tanks of gas, and when you run out self control becomes extremely difficult. The other part of this idea is that Autopilot tasks don't take as much willpower, and so take less gas.
What are the poems?
I find Robert Frost excellent for memorization.
Some say the world will end in fire
Some say in Ice
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire
But if it had to parish twice
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice
I feel like this is a benefit of anonymity: People don't like to talk about their hardships that lead to change. It could be embarrassing, and no one likes admitting they were ever wrong.
I'm happy that you grew to understand what people like me go through. When I'm depressed and stressed, I think about suicide as a way out. But thinking about suicide actually makes me more depressed, more hopeless. Suicide used to be an option for me. Then I tried it- failed - and when my mom found out she cried so hard she vomited. I really love my mother. She's the person whose emotions I feel most in synch with. When she's in a bad mood- I can tell. When I was a kid, she could make me cry with a look of disappointment. My worst nightmares have always been dreams of her dying. So seeing her bent over the kitchen sink while I stood a few feet away crying through the numbness of my depression really changed my perspective on my own suicide. I've experienced what most suicidal people never will - a taste of the aftermath of my death and I didn't like it one bit. So: Suicide is not an option anymore. But the thoughts still come up again. It is overwhelmed panic where the only way out seems to be six feet down. The thoughts resurface, but that path feels as equally closed off as all the others, and I feel even more trapped like I am standing in a box barely big enough to hold me. But at least I am alive.
And at least my mom is happy.