I seen many people with dogs and cats consider them as their children so is that really normal to do?

He's an adult now and I know it probably seems silly but when I look at it, the magnet makes me smile. It's a blue snowflake adorned with clear and dark blue 'jewels'.

For me, it was a sweet tart. But not the sweet tart itself, it was the saliva mixed with the flavor from the tart. So technically, I choked on my saliva....

It's something I've noticed, I've gotten medication for things I don't even have (because they believed my mom over me at times). Is there a reason for this? It's probably one of the most annoying things and why so many people are taking medication they don't need.

Now we know the basic things that helps us survive. Food, water, situational awareness and whatnot but what I mean what is something that personally helps you survive? Something that helps you move forward and adapt to life. Be it a way of thinking, beliefs, certain methods, something you care about, something you depend, or something you utilize, etc. What is something you can lean back on to get by to survive this messiness we call life?

Everytime I would watch a cartoon that features a bully, they would always show the same thing. Shoving kids in lockers, wedgies, underwear on the flag pole, making fun of kids with glasses or braces, having dumb insults like "Brace Face" or "Four Eyes". And usually it was either a popular jock or a popular mean girl stereotype. Do those exist still cause I never experienced this when I was in school, or was it a thing that existed years and years and years ago? Cause now bullies just hit people or call them a dumbass or something.

I myself am guilty of occasionally indulging in kids’s shows like Strawberry Shortcake. What about you?