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Yeah I hate the attitude off dumping friends just because they’re going through some shit, they can be in a terrible place for years, if you let them lean on you a little you might have earned yourself someone who would die for you once they’ve recovered.

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Yep going to tell my 8 yr old this rn.

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That ladder is a giant yikes.

Yeah grandma! You no longer serve me so frick right off!

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This should be an inspirational poster glued to all tree trimmer's trucks, by law, with penalties for not doing it.

My Monstera did this. Funnily enough, the dying leaves also had a certain amount of pests on it. Healthy ones were clean. Turns out it was just overgrowing itself; leaves at the back were in its own shadow, not catching enough light andwere discarded. Thing was a monster.

If done properly pruning tends to be a net benefit to the tree, so they're just trying to help them out!

Use the correct tools for the job in hand!

Is a better intepretation of this image.

Another ‘it’s all about me’ quote. Some things we do for others, not because it serves us, is a personal growth experience or makes us happy. Example: there are definitely times when your baby howls with colic, your toddler is demanding or your teen is about to do something life threatening and you help out of love, your commitment and compassion, not because your kid is serving you, or you feel it’s a growth experience or are happy.

Bout to cut out my brain

Learning this everyday

Well, it turned into a lesson on whether I should own plants at all.

Did It also eventually turn into a lesson about proper watering or is the plant still subject to the whims of The Leafslayer?

It always confused me when people said this because I didn't understand that respecting myself means not bothering with the people who don't respect me rather than respecting myself naturally making those shitty people want to respect me.

This speaks to me, last year I walked away from a career I worked for 10 years... It stopped filling me with pride and after years, the stress and workload just did not feel worth it. I'm currently on a break but I'm seriously starting to enjoy myself again, working odd volunteer jobs to discover an industry I can be happy in, connecting with family and slowly building myself back up again. I'm as poor as I've ever been, but I've decided I won't trade my mental health for for a job that doesn't feel worth it.

Hardly, either they worked their ass off to get the best of everything or they were given it at birth.

One way they can't enjoy it because of all the suffering they had to go through to get it. The other way they can't enjoy it because it's all they have ever known.

Life is what you make it

Is this a promotional poster for eugenics?

Is that tree made out of…..WOOD?!

It means that you can be happy without the goat and tractor. You don't need anything material to be happy, it's all what you make of it

Is this the same for people? Like, long standing relationships that have become stale?