Yes, it’s really hard. So many friends are only there for a season
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link Englishfedilink 5 hours ago1·arrow-up Social Work in Canada. It gives me a lot of options workwise and I’ve always wanted to go to Canada
link Englishfedilink 5 hours ago2·arrow-up Third ones a charm!
link Englishfedilink 5 hours ago4·arrow-up Thankyou for preventing microwave comments. Its an abomination
link Englishfedilink 5 hours ago4·arrow-up This is the only answer
link Englishfedilink 5 hours ago1·arrow-up You know I’ve never tried honey in tea… I may do it
link Englishfedilink 5 hours ago5·arrow-up I keep it minimal. I’m neurodiverse and get sensory overload, hue bulbs massively improved my life cos I can do low, calm lights. I HATE sunlight it’s too bright and overwhelming… this time of year I get an overwhelming sense of dread cos summer is coming. Sob sob sob
link Englishfedilink 6 hours ago3·arrow-up Great choices they’re gorgeous
link Englishfedilink 6 hours ago3·arrow-up It’s hard work. The best way IME is to hang onto the friends from your teens and early 20s… but that only works if your life has gone in a straight line at that time. The older you get the less people try, they’re married, have kids etc.
I’m good at talking to people and I’m a good friend, but don’t have many. I’ve recently found bumble bff and I’ve made a friend there, previously I made some off meetup. I’m making an effort to go to knitting groups and stuff now. Previously I’ve tried book clubs, classes, gym groups etc… it’s a lot of work.
link Englishfedilink 6 hours ago2·arrow-up The answer is to stagger it, rather than risk a sugar crash. Little and often and whenever you like
link Englishfedilink 6 hours ago1·arrow-up I was really close to my dad and I LOOOOVEEE that you’re doing this. You’re showing your child and the world that dad should take an equal share, especially post birth when mum is likely to need additional support. Your post is nothing short of inspirational!
link Englishfedilink 6 hours ago2·arrow-up I bloody love this comment
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link Englishfedilink 2 days ago1arrow-up 1·arrow-down It’s sadly not as simple as that when there’s already a lot of guns in the country. Realistically that can’t be changed in the current system. What would help in the immediate future is PSAs, training for professionals, risk assessments etc that can identify perpetrators. It’s not massively expensive and can be implemented in the existing system.
link Englishfedilink 2 days ago2·arrow-up I see your point
link Englishfedilink 2 days ago1arrow-up 1·arrow-down I agree that this is worth focusing on. Your suggestions would help. Sadly that doesn’t remove the firearms already in the US. Meaning that criminals can obtain them.
link Englishfedilink 2 days ago2·arrow-up It’s a fair point on ceasing manufacturing, I agree that would help with preventing incidents for future generations.
Mate that’s so helpful thankd!