🙂 I found myself nodding along to everything you wrote regarding maternal attachment. My parents split when I was only seven months old, and my mother truly poured every ounce of love she had into me; she did absolutely everything for me. Now, at twenty-one, I still find myself needing her to accompany me to medical appointments just to handle the paperwork. Whether it's navigating doctor's visits or managing things like getting a passport or a driver's license, she handles all the preparation beforehand. I adore her, but I can’t deny there is a certain resentment there. She unintentionally turned me into a total dependent. Is she solely to blame, though? Perhaps not. I honestly don't know. Can one even learn to be self-sufficient after spending an entire lifetime being managed by their mother?
Douglas Ramos2 said:Good grief... does the average American household not have at least a few bottles of bourbon sitting around? And I've definitely never heard of Dermalogica before...
we love our whiskey, we're Southerners🤷
edit: furthermore, your sentence—or rather, your question—is grammatically incoherent.😢
The bleeding has stopped. It’s been a day, and now it’s just sore and red. The blood looks like it’s already scabbed over. 😕 It covers the entire arm, reaching deepest on the upper arm.
Where in Washington, D.C. can I actually find calendula oil? And does it truly accelerate the healing process for scars? Is it permissible to occasionally cover fresh scars with powder, or what is the best way to conceal them? 😕 😢
Adam Moore said:What on earth are you talking about? Where is this supposed to be implied? Huh? Have I ever attended a single music festival in my life? No. So how am I expected to know if it isn't explicitly stated!!!!
Furthermore, purchasing a ticket is functionally identical to signing a contract. A contract should clearly outline every single provision, including these rules regarding the retention of wristbands.
Go find someone who actually told you that just showing a ticket is enough, or go ahead and sue them all. Disgusting. I empathize.
Adam Moore said:Where exactly does it say that I’m not allowed to take this wristband off? I ripped mine right off, obviously, because there is no way in hell I'm sleeping with that piece of crap on my wrist. And then, at the entrance, some guy tells me all I have to do is show my festival pass and that's it... are you kidding me?! If they don't let me in today, I am going to lose it.
My ex completely trashed my ticket, so I went to ask what could be done about it. They sent me straight to the customer service booth right by the entrance. Some woman there just told me she couldn't help me and that he wouldn't be allowed into the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival tomorrow. What am I supposed to do with that? I wasn't even asking about festival tickets, but the whole situation just reeks to me. 👎