It’s a simple feeling of unfairness, compounded by the feeling that others’ irresponsibility is lengthening the pandemic, and even a personal hurt if they’ve personally lost friends and family.
It’s a simple feeling of unfairness, compounded by the feeling that others’ irresponsibility is lengthening the pandemic, and even a personal hurt if they’ve personally lost friends and family.
The “scolds” are suffering because irresponsible people are exacerbating the situation, which is leading to a longer epidemic and more deaths. This is literally life and death. It’s not scolding people for cutting the line, or talking in a movie theater. The risk/reward factor here does not compute. Someone’s “need”…
“that forcing a virus to be an individual responsibility instead of a community one”
“You’re most likely mad at yourself for denying yourself the pleasures that someone else enjoyed.”
You’re most likely mad at yourself for denying yourself the pleasures that someone else enjoyed.
The scolds are often simply reacting to the same vacuum of information by clinging to a type of superstition: As long as I forcefully denounce the risk-takers then I myself will be made safe.
Yes yes yes! I have a male friend who is in his 30s and has never been in a long-term relationship because as soon as the initial butterflies fade, he dips. He literally told the last woman (after 7 months) “I love you. The sex is great. I honestly feel like you’re my best friend and can talk to you about everything,…
A professional athlete with a predictable schedule, seasons, and contractual obligations and a professional musician with predictable tours, media appearances, and they are raising a family? And they dare to have their shit organized? And actively try to find time for each other?
Haha yes I was so confused by that comment as well. My partner and I have a shared calendar and we tend to confirm any plans that may affect the other, even more so now that we have a young child who requires a ton of planning around.
Who has such a well-put-together schedule that they know their responsibilities for the week at the outset of that week? This is too much.
This doesn’t sound exhausting, it’s sounds like making the time to nurture your relationship with the same care and responsibility you put into your job. Imagine that???
Marriage isn’t easy, and I’m glad that they’re being open about the effort they put in to make it work. Too many people pretend that their…
As some currently in a marriage in which my depressed partner has *completely* checked out mentally, I would LOVE to have a weekly check-in and discuss how we had interacted that week. It doesn’t sound hard; it sounds like intentional, mindful communication. And obviously it’s working well for them.
I dunno, maybe its just me, but I think I’d appreciate a partner checking in on how we’d done this week/month/year...
I'm so glad José Pedro Balmaceda Pascal doesn't have to pretend to support her or having to keep mum, and his effort has paid off, he's getting cast in a lot of projects, I don't feel sorry for her at all given that all she had to do is not to post her shitty thoughts on social media, yet she couldn't even do that,…
How are you such a huge fucking fascist asshole that you got yourself booted off the most lucrative entertainment property in the history of the universe.
She spends a lot of money to look real bad.
I have questions about that shirt Jayne has on.
Wait. Wait. Wait.
overall this feels cringe.