

Many have ridiculously outdated ideas about what constitutes safe enough behavior. We all damage our bodies every day doing… well, living. The art is in the heal.


Many have ridiculously outdated ideas about what constitutes safe enough behavior. We all damage our bodies every day doing… well, living. The art is in the heal.


I hope you work hard on your antioxidants and enough exercise.


Become desert O.o


What. You have all the wrong ideas. No kill, symbiotic.
Duh. AI’s trained on average human data, will produce average results. Want bliss? Train them on Architects.


Funny. He has half my Value.

Stunning colors, artful!
Why? Just take the time to do the work properly. You will get better at it, enjoy life more.
Bullies only go for the easy targets. They live in fear.
I can… It does not help. Think about what you learned from the occasion instead.
This Lemmy does not know best.


Never be afraid to give an honest compliment.
I’m Alice? I thought you were Alice!
I’m in!


And that’s how you turn em! Find common ground and work from there.


How confident! We’ll see how it plays out.


That is more actively condescending, passive aggressive. Very different from just no response.
I’d say giving a look is probably in the middle, depending on the nuances.
Sounds rough, at the same time, sounds like something you can plan for and learn to cope with.
Rugby be like “keep your filthy hands off my gourd!!”
There is more than one way to ‘skin a cat’ as they say. Just because a specific ‘setup’ is common and appreciated by most, does not mean it is the best solution for all.
Balance is paramount, communication is key. When it goes awry, there is something up in the relationship. Talks to have, problems to solve. When you stop doing that, is when things start to get difficult, fall apart.
Talk to your friend, do not be afraid to ask about it - see if you can help, if you want.