You got it.

I developed a lifestyle of treating each day as a new beginning.

Whatever success I made yesterday stay in the past.

Self-improvement is a never-ending cycle. If you don't improve, you stagnate.

The objective is to be anti-fragile and to be versatile to life's circumstances.

the tricky part about it is they can spoof numbers of people who are in your contacts. i once got a call from a person sitting next to me who wasn't calling me.

If I sound authoritative, I'm sorry. I'm retarded. Nothing I say should ever be given too much weight. I want to be proven wrong. Gently, if possible.

Cool. So pretty much all hodlers are agents of the state

nak req --stream eclipse.pub/relay

The craziest thing you will ever see.

I don't know, on Nostur the feed just sort of ends. It's a feature not a bug as far as I'm concerned.

Ok read my feed… do I dare click on the ‘Hot’ tab?

Some of the words younger generations use are like nails on a chalkboard annoying to me.

For example you must never use the word cray cray around me. You may just ever so suddenly get bitch slapped into unconsciousness.

Responding to every problem women have with "But what about the men with the same problem?", is the new whataboutism.

Take every discussion and deflect, to end it.

It's all under that same umbrella.

The sooner these DEI measures die, the better.

No shade but at first I was "BT cheating?" and then "bitch eating???"

It took reading the whole thing to get it.

Was looking at some family pictures last night and it brought back so many memories. There’s this pic of my mom and dad where my dad would stare at her lovingly while she looks at the camera.

I grew up in a family where my parent’s were each other’s support mechanism and sidekick. They both trusted and depended on each other entirely and had a sense of adventure in their routine. They were each other’s pen pals for a few years before they actually met. And some 40 years later they still celebrated the day they went on their first date. My dad said he had very little money on their first date but because my mom spilled a drink on her pants, he bought her a pair of Levi’s with everything he had - well it worked for them lol.

They definitely didn’t have it easy raising us up as we grew up in extreme poverty, but my dad wouldn’t have advanced his career or upward mobility without my mom and my mom wouldn’t have realized she can do everything her heart desires without my dad. She picked up piano at 50 among many other skills she wanted to acquire.

I love that they were always honest with each other although that meant you can’t ever get one parent to hide your mischief from the other lol. And they had their deeply rooted passion and commonality in their love towards helping people. But most of all, they were each other's best friend. I think love like that is rare and precious.