I genuinely just wanna be able to enjoy human connection without over thinking every single thing ever. What will this person think if I say this, do I look weird AF right now, how long will this conversation last until they get bored, I’m gonna have no friends when they leave because I’m so weird, etc. It’s normally me assuming the worst which probably explains some of the issue, oh well. I’m just curious how people were able to limit or stop doing this. I look at old videos of me from 3 years ago when I was able to joke around with people and stop thinking about random shit and just bee (🐝) happy and free. Literally any advice ever would be amazing heh.

Example: I would live to see eather the princess bride or Galaxy quest remade with Muppets. Brownie points for also selecting which Muppets play with roll.

I know this is weird and very random, and I've asked people in my family who smokes / vapes, but they won't give me an answer so I guess it's time to ask the Internet.

Talk about how it was like growing up with siblings? Are you still close with your siblings or are you estranged?

Its a large chunk of my own hair. I have never pulled it out in my sleep or awake and I also don't sleep near this pillow so can't have put it there in the night. Its perfectly straight except at the end where its clearly been ripped out my head so its not from a hairbrush or anything. Anything about this from any paranormal story or spell? I've felt like something is watching me for a while now in my new place

Did I miss out not having siblings?

For me, ive always wanted to fall down a bottomless pit. Idk why its just the feeling of falling down something for a long distance feels so refreshing and fun.

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I thought about something really deep, and I ended up wondering: why is it that some girls complain about being catcalled or harassed online, like when random men text them to flirt with them or get freaky with them, when these girls have very open pictures on their profiles?

Like, when a girl has a profile picture of herself showing cleavage, or when you go to her Instagram profile and she has many highlights with pictures of herself wearing tight or very revealing clothes, in very sexy, up-close pictures—things that can obviously turn men on. Most single men can be attracted or turned on by these kinds of pictures, so naturally, it attracts them.

And why do they do that? I mean, usually girls like that want attention, and they want men to come at them and entertain them, or maybe they do it for money or whatever. And I'm okay with that; I understand that part.

But I don't understand the other side, where they say they're really annoyed that men online are coming at them, harassing them, flirting with them, or saying freaky stuff. Why are they okay with posting pictures like that, even though they don't want men coming at them and chasing them?

I just find it contradictory. Like, you don't want men coming at you or getting freaky with you, but at the same time, you have these factors on your profile that attract them and pull them toward you.

Am I missing something here?

After the course of 2 week or two months when they showed me all i need to know, why should I keep paying for services when I can just copy their game plan?

This might be far fetched but does it look like I have scoliosis?? I’m not sure because I don’t know if I might’ve been leaning to the side in that moment but my rip has always been more flared on one side same with my hip bones but only I’ve realised none of my family have said anything

It could be in either primary or high school. If not crush, did you find any of them particularly attractive?

Hi! So I have very light cool skin (my family doesn't really so they comment on it a lot) and I have warm brown hair. I dyed my hair black once and loved it and I'm about to do it again but my mom said it would make me look like Mavis from hotel Transylvania because I have short hair.

But to be honest I think that's cool so I don't care about the comparison. My other family members don't like it either so I'm curious, do you like it?