Meezer5
Meezer5
Meezer5

I found the book to be really inspiring. I'm reading the companion book with illustrations of how to organize so that when I finish my discarding I can organize the right way.

I missed my IUD consultation during the blizzard that hit the East Coast in January, so I panicked and started the pill. I got my period while I was stuck on vacation waiting to get a flight home. But I still would really like to explore the Paragard so I can be hormone free.

I’ve been considering an IUD too! I was off the pill for the past year and I really liked being off hormones for the first time in forever. Then I started to actually have a sex life again and had a condom mishap and had to use Plan B. I had an IUD consultation but I chickened out last minute and went back on the

I'm sorry, I've been there and it's such a stressful time. I was able to make some compromises and get my ex to agree outside of court to make things cheaper for both of us. He's very very cheap and when I presented him with how much money we would both save that way, it worked. I also walked away with a lot less

I'm drinking Troegs Perpetual IPA that I picked up yesterday. I finally started the big home organization project I've been putting off for two months and I'm congratulating myself!

Is anyone else reading The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up? I finally started my tidying today and I’m more than halfway done. I feel amazing. I am chronically disorganized and cluttered and this book really made me inspired. READY FOR MY WHOLE LIFE TO CHANGE!

I’ve been single for over a year since my divorce. I’ve gotten used to being alone and it’s finally become comfortable. Then last month I reconnected with an old friend and something amazing sparked from it. Laughs, good conversation, awesome sex. Unfortunately he’s not ready to date and ended things. It’s harder to

I've been there, it gets easier. Hugs.

The Mountain Goats are my absolute favorite. I also really recommend The Sunset Tree.

I pick the skin off the bottom of my feet too! I have been for like a decade. It's terrible and I love it and I can't stop.

I can’t believe I’m even admitting this, but I pick the skin off the bottom of my feet. It started with some dry skin years ago and it’s something that’s been impossible to stop. When I am stressed, I zone out and pick my skin until I bleed. It’s been about ten years. Occasionally I’ll let up and my feet will heal but

Last year my divorce was finalized a few days before Thanksgiving, so there was nowhere to go but up. My alcoholic Father kept to the back porch and I didn't yell at anyone, so I'll call this year a win. Happy Thxgiving.

V Philly of you with that Yuengling jawn

“Do you feel comfortable in that?” -my Mom, looking at me before my senior prom

Anytime I don’t cry or scream at Comcast, I feel very in control of my life. It’s rare, but when it happens I make sure to brag to my therapist about it.

Thank you! It was over two years ago but sometimes it still really gets me.

My Grandma was the only supportive relative in my family so I was a hot hot mess when she passed. You had me at “who is going to believe in me now?”

Last year my divorce was finalized a week before Thanksgiving. I wasn’t able to travel home and my ex-MIL insisted on cooking me Thanksgiving dinner. So I ate with my ex husband and his parents. Then I went home and sobbed and got drunk alone.

Omg this just made me cry too! Hugs

I did a lot of unfortunate public crying as a kid, but one memory that sticks out is from 5th grade. I was doing really poorly in Catholic school. Home life was bad, school life was bad and I kept forgetting assignments. My teacher called me out in front of the class for forgetting part of my homework (which was