An Earnest Guide To Breaking Your Social Media Addiction

DO YOU CONSTANTLY FIND YOURSELF DELETING THINGS THAT NOBODY “LIKED” OR “RETWEETED” OR “FAVORITED” BECAUSE YOU FEEL LAME AND STUPID?
DO YOU CONSTANTLY FIND YOURSELF DELETING THINGS THAT NOBODY “LIKED” OR “RETWEETED” OR “FAVORITED” BECAUSE YOU FEEL LAME AND STUPID?
You know that a mumbler or inaudibly soft-spoken person is ~almost~ worse than a rude person.
Because it really is the flower headband that draws you in first, don’t you think? That, or the twinkle in their gold Tory Burch pendant.
“He sits up, looks over her shoulder, and sees what she’s doing, still in her sleep: loading his revolver.”
Even if things are as bad as they could possible be, and as meaningless, then matters of truth are themselves indifferent; we may as well please our sensibilities and, with as much spirit as we can muster, go out with a buck and a wing.
6. Saying it wrong: “Suppository of information.” Doing it right: “Repository of information”
Recover from your disappointment with the ‘Dexter’ finale by rebounding with something new. You need that in your life.
If I’m in a bad mood, I would just be passive aggressive and give him the silent treatment by going into a corner and ignoring him.
Go to a free event. There is so much free stuff to do in the summer. Winter = we’re annoyed that it’s cold out so we’re going to charge for everything. Summer = OMG, we’re so laidback! Come hang at our cool event for free!
You walk into the recruiter office and eyeball those posters of soldiers with stern faces of quiet dignity and confidence, you lack both.