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lovegoodyu t1_j80s9k9 wrote
Reply to [Image]Always do your best by pepticgirru
And if your best is not THE best you should forgive yourself and not beat yourself up for it…
Roboman_67 t1_j80qvjj wrote
Reply to comment by ThrowawayTheLegend in [Image]Always do your best by pepticgirru
To catch them is my real test
[deleted] OP t1_j80o852 wrote
Reply to [Text]I really want to move out of state by [deleted]
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HarryHacker42 t1_j80nxeu wrote
I fear Grizzly bears. But I took your advice and tried to "Do" a grizzly. It did not end well for me. The bear was annoyed but due to hibernation was not quite lethal. I guess the lesson is "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger!"
morostheSophist t1_j80k87w wrote
Reply to comment by ambidextriousowl in [image] I think talking to ourselves like how the babysitter did with the girl, and having fun would be good for all ages! by Tonkinjg
I never liked kids, and never wanted to have any, but I have nieces and nephews, and they're the most amazing things. I love spending time with them. They look up to me way more than I deserve, and being around them makes me a better person.
Still never want to have my own kids, though--they're freaking exhausting.
Good on you for making sure you model good behavior for kids. Being mean is a terrible influence. They have their entire lives to learn about cruelty; I don't want any of it to come from me. Sounds like you've made a similar decision.
thequeasydream t1_j80jzr6 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [Text]I really want to move out of state by [deleted]
Man I hope so. She’s type 1 diabetic, I think she has kidney disease and she’s started smoking again. Sigh. She’s been under a ton of stress over the last years and I wonder if she’s gonna have a heart attack from it soon.
But.. her mom was also type 1 diabetic with CKD and lived to 87. Also smoked some. And her dad lived to like 88. So… hopefully my mom will have the same longevity. Lol
BigTex88 t1_j80jtlm wrote
Reply to [image] I think talking to ourselves like how the babysitter did with the girl, and having fun would be good for all ages! by Tonkinjg
This 100% did not happen.
BeefModeTaco t1_j80jslo wrote
I'm getting exhausted while holding on... How many more years and decades do I have to hold on?
[deleted] OP t1_j80jd3k wrote
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morostheSophist t1_j80jajj wrote
Reply to comment by Trips-Over-Tail in [image] I think talking to ourselves like how the babysitter did with the girl, and having fun would be good for all ages! by Tonkinjg
One of my sister's friends used to do off-the-cuff "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" bits starting at like age seven. She wasn't super creative with it at first, but did a pretty passable imitation of Robin Leach's accent.
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morostheSophist t1_j80iq4k wrote
Reply to comment by HaysteRetreat in [image] I think talking to ourselves like how the babysitter did with the girl, and having fun would be good for all ages! by Tonkinjg
I'd say it's both. The kid clearly enjoyed the fun voice, but understood the commentary as play (i.e. not real). That's why she'd ask at the end of the night, "did you really like it?" Then she got direct, explicit positive reinforcement.
And those direct comments were probably taken to heart. Kid probably used those to focus more on specific parts of her work. Little kids can be surprisingly perceptive long before they develop adult intellect, focus, and sensibilities.
I would definitely say this was an "it's both" situation.
EvaEllie6 t1_j80ibg0 wrote
tokixdoki t1_j80hk6t wrote
Reply to comment by plstakemehomepls in [Image] Never stop being a good person because of bad people. by brisavaqy
No
Istoleyourkid t1_j80hggy wrote
Reply to [image] I think talking to ourselves like how the babysitter did with the girl, and having fun would be good for all ages! by Tonkinjg
This could be the thing we all needed today
Sparrow_Flock t1_j80h40p wrote
Reply to comment by EERMA in [Discussion] Tips for Building a Healthy Self-Image by EERMA
Honestly at least I’m the US we need to instill term limits on the house and senate, and take care of the wide spread gerrymandering, and it’ll fix itself. Unfortunately the right has managed to drive a wedge between the people using religion to control them, so half the population votes against their own interests and another quarter of them is so poorly educated that they don’t understand how the government actually works.
I’ve been thinking about this problem a lot lately and I am absolutely stumped on how to get past it.
SnivelingJuncture t1_j80ghc1 wrote
Reply to [Image]Always do your best by pepticgirru
I needed this. Thanks.
NickDiVittorio t1_j80eie7 wrote
rathemis t1_j80cx4h wrote
Reply to [Image]Always do your best by pepticgirru
Also remember perfect is the enemy of good enough. Doing your best may mean you are not finishing anything at all. Beware.
warrior_nomads t1_j80swo1 wrote
Reply to comment by decrementsf in [Image] You are not a failure by Dark-GV
Wowww great advice thanks