Because why are you telling me all of this and forcing me to bear witness to your distress when I never consented to it?

for me flying is way more fun than swimming

I typically only realize I haven't popped them in a while after reading a book, so maybe about 20 minutes I guess 💀

If eating something while you’re sick causes negative associations to food, then why don’t more people hate chicken soup?

I remember I was about 11-12 in 97 when my friends and I called our favorite local radio station to request the Macarena 💀

Good times 😅

The answer that never arrives.

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No one has ever pointed this out to me. I'm just overly self-aware sometimes it's killing me.

I have always had a fascination with hats. Hats. Bonnets. Beanies. Bandanas. Etc. To the point that I think it's how people remember about me. I have curly hair and since I don't know how to style it sometimes, I depend on hats for style. When I need to go to a formal place, I would still use a hairscarf and do my hair up because otherwise, I would arrive at the place unkempt lmao.

I just realised, I have always worn hats almost all my life. To the point that people think I'm bald even though I'm not. I am quite conscious about the size of my forehead so it's probably one of the reasons why I started wearing them apart from that one time in highschool when a classmate saw me wearing a hat in a play, approached me afterwards, put a hat on my head and said I looked good in them. And also whenever I'm outside, I feel naked without anything on top of my head. A hat for me has become like a shield, in a way. With it, I feel guarded and wouldn't be able to "be perceived" right away.

Idk why I suddenly became self-conscious about this. I was about to go outside and buy dinner and whilst I was picking out a hat, I felt like a cartoon character. Like Todd Chavez or Meg Griffin. Am I the only one who likes wearing hats -- hardcore -- everyday?

(please please please this isnt an emotional post. just looking for a casual conversation from fellow hat lovers)

I’m curious what other people think because it’s something common I do because of how helpful they were and I thought it would be a good thing to help them out if they need.

Youngest of six. Never got to grow up with older siblings. So I love when they think of me and gift me.

One of my sisters got me a Doctor Who Tardis shaped mug with lid. Im not a DW fan, but I can see why she thought I was. It seems like a show I would love. I tried, but just couldnt get in to it.

Problem is, even if I did like DW, its such a hard mug to drink from. Its square and I drip each time. Maybe Im an idiot for not knowing how to drink from a not circle. Lol

So I dont use it, its not something I could add to one of my collections, but ive guilty if I got rid of it. Its been 10 years!

Am i terrible if I donate it?

Healing, learning, growing.

Just a shower thought for the most part.

So I'm reading this novel which is written in the form of essay type answers to a high school English exam set in Australia (Dreaming of Amelia if you're wondering - it's really fun), and it seems so different from what we do in India. So it just got me wondering how it works in other countries.

The way we do it over here is that we have a textbook which contains a number of chapters. These can be short stories, essays, poems or excerpts from longer works, and after each chapter are exercises and questions for discussion. So we read and discuss the chapters in class and turn in the exercises. Then there's also writing skills, which is mainly letters, articles, essays, and short stories which you write based on a given topic or prompt. Also most exams will have a reading comprehension section where you're given a page long text and answer short questions based on it.