You don’t have to be in the picture but post yourself doing something outdoors. Thread is ongoing and your post has to be from the last 90 days. Follow my format.
What: Hiking, 1.5Mi Difficulty: Moderate Where: Forrestal Reserve in California When: Oct 2nd, 2021
As with a lot of things, I feel like I'm right in the middle of the introvert/extrovert line. That gets me into a lot of trouble because I always make plans when I'm feeling "extroverted" but never want to do them when the time comes. I always end up going and having fun, but the day of I'm always like, "why do I do this to myself." lol
How do you feel about the person you're in a relationship with having their exes on social media? I don't care unless they show me that I need to care lol Obviously, if they're talking daily or sending flirty messages, that's a problem. But if they're going to cheat, I feel like they can do that whether their ex is on their social media or not.
Hell yes! If you didn't know about this, Alex Jones is a right wing conspiracy theorist who had claimed that the Sandy Hook school shooting was fake. Well he recently lost a defamation case, in which some of the families sued him for the lies he tried to spread about the event. I believe he claimed some of the kids that died weren't real or some shit. It was messed up.
He broke into the house and they turned that nigga into a chew toy.
Two pit bulls fatally mauled a suspected intruder in Georgia, leaving the body on their owner’s front porch, authorities said.
Alex Binyam Abraha, 21, of Atlanta, was found early on Sept. 24 by the homeowner in Coweta County, where authorities said evidence shows he was inside the residence at some point, WAGA reported.
The homeowner, who was not publicly identified, returned to his Newnan residence last Friday morning and made the grisly find on his porch, investigators said.
“[The] homeowner doesn’t know him, wasn’t expecting him, was not home at the time,” Investigator Toby Nix of the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office told the station.
Login to view embedded media What do y’all think about this shoe? It’s like a house shoe made love to a banana and this came out. these retail at $200 and sold out right away. Hype is realm
It seems like so many people today are using crowdfunding to bury their loved ones. I am honestly alarmed at the number of people who need a gofundme account because their spouse, parent, or child passed away. When you die, will your family be taken care of? Do you have life insurance? Why or why not? Login to view embedded mediaLogin to view embedded media
I know some girls that share every single detail. I feel like anything too personal should be kept between the person I'm dating and me. If I need advice on something, I'll share a little more, or if it's a funny story I'll share if I feel like it's ok.
Please use your voice in an effort to get justice for our young brother who was senselessly and publicly murdered for allegedly speaking to a white woman. #JusticeForBarryWashingtonJr Login to view embedded media
I am fairly traditional. I believe the man should be the financial supplier and the woman should be the homemaker. This is not to say this is how it can work out for everyone. In many cases, both people in the relationship need to work. Some women want careers as well and there is nothing wrong with that. For me personally though, I want to commit to a man who can provide so I can be the one who tends the home. To me, this is ideal for raising children and having a strong foundation. If you don't want children, both people pursuing careers is likely the better option. I like to be lead and submissive but not to the point of being used, abused, or stepped on. It is hard to find this balance in today's world but I know some couples who make it work and they are some of the happiest couples I know. I believe in courtship, marriage, and lasting bonds.
Do you hold any traditional values when it comes to relationships or are you more for modern changes?
I have a small 20-gallon tank. Been keeping it going for almost 3 years now. I have some of that moss growing on a piece of wood in there, looks like a small tree. I have a few other live plants as well. I did have gravel and half soil. I am considering upgrading and getting a larger one but I am worried a larger one would require a lot more upkeep and care. I just have some guppies and shrimp in there now. Had to separate the males and females (the females are in a smaller 5 gallon) cause those horny little devils wouldn't stop breeding!
Just looking for general tips or advice for managing a larger tank. I think I want to go up to a 40 or 50 gallon one.
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