Beggars can’t be choosers.

Jul 11, 2025 6:08 PM

tinywalnut

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#5 “Some of you may even be used in my unethical employment practices, but it’s sacrifice I am willing to make”

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#23 -shimmies to the left-

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#45 middle square: listen to David Bowie's last album

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#26

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#4 unfortunately, it's the weekEND I hate. Cuz it's usually when my anxiety attacks happen

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0 ft 1 o

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#15 all I have are excuses

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#48 Still a better love story than Twilight.

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#5 Over a half million HAVE died from DOGE cuts alone, most of them were children.

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#5

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Hahaha god damn it! I was just going to post this myself! https://i.imgur.com/mIIY5ds.null

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#15 almost all of those are borderline toxic advice that sounds nice as a phrase

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#4

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#16 only all the time, every day.

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#13

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#35 *sneaking up with live jumper cables while muttering under my breath* “we’ll see about that”

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Some great ones in here, stole a ton

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the beatings will continue until morale improves.

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*treatsings*

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The beatings will continue, as a treat.

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#34 I've had little success clearing my noisy thoughts; it requires too much concentration and becomes counterproductive. I usually do better if I just let the noise wash over me without getting attached to any particular thought. It takes practice, but it's worth trying IMO.

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That’s basically what meditation is

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That's where I learned it

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Wife’s a therapist; that’s absolutely what she tells patients to do. Fighting intrusive thoughts (she specializes in PTSD) teens to just create more focus on them. Accepting them as a thought that just occurred to you and that’s fine but not worth any more attention is much more effective, apparently.

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