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Anonymous said:For me, I look totally rough with short hair.
So, what’s the move if you want the woman of your dreams to tell you that you look hot even with just a tiny bit of stubble?🙂
It’s basically that whole "having it, losing it, then getting it back" cycle, you know? Luckily, hair eventually grows back... at least it's supposed to! 🙂 Honestly, the whole situation is just a massive pain in the ass.
Is it just me, or does this happen to everyone? For like a whole week now, I’ve been telling myself I seriously need to hit up a salon because my hair is exploding in every direction and curling up everywhere. I look like some total mess out in the wild. But then, literally the day before I'm supposed to go, I suddenly realize I actually love it! Like, who cares if my head looks a little crazy? I just end up playing with my hair and giving myself these moody looks in the mirror. This happens to me every single time right before a haircut... it's been going on for years. And honestly, if I don't end up going tomorrow, I know I'll just be sitting there hating it and telling myself, "Ugh, you really need to get a trim, you really do."
Is this some weird psychological thing? Seriously. I knew this guy on my block once who had a woman tell him he had a great butt, and from that moment on, he spent his entire life tucking his shirt into his pants...
It's the same with me! The day before a haircut, my brain is just like, "Omg, your hair looks so good, don't you dare cut it!" It's unbelievable, but it happens every single time. Maybe I should just let it grow out for real
coastalskipper92 said:unfortunately, I am not depressed...
dark thoughts aren't necessarily "depression"... depression is almost comfortable because it lacks sense, whereas the much worse thing is a profound sense of meaning that just passes you by
who said I thought I could walk away from culture? 🤷 I can criticize it and suffer within it, yet I remain part of it
and the ultimate outcast is within it
nonconformity is something of a utopia... does that mean having such an awareness is a bad thing? Perhaps not, but then you spend your life living in a culture while feeling as though you are standing outside of it ☕
the homeless man, the drunk... everyone exists within culture... even the street performer... (by the way, there are plenty of kittens nearby, and they're being fed by the local drunks)
The only one truly outside of culture is the one who snaps like popcorn ( 🙏 ) and, rather than trying to juggle two different realities like a neurotic, settles firmly into their own single 🥳
but what would life even be without irony?
By that very act, one "exits" culture, only to end up institutionalized by it anyway 🙂
That’s not just being outside of culture, lol—it’s the truth. Honestly, that's my ultimate goal: to snap so hard that I just live inside my own little bubble. Rain, sun, snow, or a blizzard—you won't give a damn about 😁 🙂
p.s. seriously, clear out at least 20 messages from my inbox, do me a solid 😁
Dennis Doyle3 said:
Must be nice being able to choose who you fall for... or in your case, just choosing who you "fall" for.☕
Must be nice being able to choose who you fall for... or in your case, just choosing who you "fall" for.☕
You totally "get" me. ☕