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By Timber Wolf · Posted
What's normal?🤪 Lots of love, Timber Wolf 🐾😁 -
By Timber Wolf · Posted
That's a toughy to say. But I do know that it's an area for improvement with me. I can get pretty down on myself sometimes. I guess I have to remember that I'm human just like everyone else, not perfect. And that's okay. Lots of love, Timber Wolf 🐾🪻 -
By Willow · Posted
Good morning On this date in 1972 it was a Saturday. I made a pledge to love and honor my wife and keep her forsaking all others. I have kept those vows and here we are celebrating our 52nd anniversary still together. Still caring for each other through sickness and in health. Still sharing our lives. Other than that, it’s another day near the beach. 80 and mostly sunny. I found a ‘17 GMC Acadia yesterday I want to take a look at. It’s a bit more than I wanted to spend but it’s doable. Only 69k miles on it, with the low mileage I put on cars these days it probably won’t ever hit 100k if I do beget it. Low mileage now is likely because it was a leased car at some point. Those usually get pretty good care and not a lot of miles. It would be similar in size to my Ford, 7 passenger seating but a more basic trim which is fine. It only has a 4 cyl engine so potentially rather under powered for a relatively large SUV. The ford has a 4.0liter 6 which is a bit large for cars these days. Instead of full time all wheel drive, it apparently has 4 modes, 2, 4, sport (what ever that is, I presume it’s over drive turned off) and anti slip. It’s probably not going to happen but I am keeping my eyes open for a good deal. The old Ford is just that, an old worn out Ford. Since I bought the Ford I’ve only put about 10k miles on it in 6 years. My daughter once had an Acadia, top trim package. When she was driving back and forth to work close to 100 miles per day and going to Philadelphia every week another 500 or more. For her the miles added up fast. still keeping my eyes open. This is about the right age and size but I was hoping to spend about $2000 less. Other than that I hope to meet with my minister today about paper topics for my class submission. Other than that Monday is laundry day so I’ll be doing several loads of laundry today. I put on a neutral gel nail polish last night. I tried this before, however, I don’t believe I correctly understood the how to get a good result so I was more careful this time. All I want it’s to give my bpfinger nails enough strength to grow out just a little and stop tearing. Well, I need to call to make an urology appointment. @Birdiei was born in Ohio and until Lamda Legal sued them you could not get a sex change on a birth certificate for any reason. Now you can. In South Carolina a name change requires $300 and a form filled out and filed with the clerk of courts. But a gender change requires a birth certificate with the new gender listed. I am hoping they will permit gender X eventually but right now the state is too Red to do any such thing. Willow -
By KymmieL · Posted
I have the problem, that I see myself at 3 maybe 4 on the list. I don't have the self love that I should have. What does it mean to you? Kymmie -
By Birdie · Posted
Seems the stuffy day-centre has swapped out Psychiatric Services and therapy to the local BSA hospital. BSA works closely with the local university and is much more gender accepting than the day-centre. The day-centre's psychiatrist wanted to treat me for gender dysphoria by correcting it. 🙄 I logged into MyChart app at the hospital and updated my preferred name (Birdie) and preferred gender marker for them to use. I'll try and get a referral for gender therapy at the hospital as well. Nevada is my place of birth and I found out changing the gender marker on my birth certificate there only requires a letter from a licensed therapist, but a name change still requires a court order. Changing the gender marker to female would at least be one step in the right direction, then I could renew my ID to state female instead. -
By Charlize · Posted
But as the beach boys sang : "I wish they all were California girls". Hugs, Charlize -
By Charlize · Posted
Of course the is a normal. It is a setting on my washing machine. Hugs, Charlize -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
Well today by attention wise was downright horrible. My legs can't stay still, can't focus on a project, my mind wanders around a lot, constantly fidgeting, easily distracted, couldn't even tell you what the sermon was about but there was vine on the altar and attention to detail sucks. I have read that it is possible to have BPD and ADHD. My mind even wanders during prayer. If I have both I won't be able to take Adderall because it makes my BPD symptoms worse. I keep having side effects that come up from my 3 traumatic brain injuries. -
By KathyLauren · Posted
If it wasn't so *EVIL*, I would have to laugh. Everyone knows that trans women in particular have such an overwhelming superiority in poetry that the competition would be unfair if they were allowed to enter. You can't make this stuff up! Seriously, sorry for making light of it. But it is only by highlighting the utter absurdity of this kind of crap, whether it occurs in Russia or Florida, that I am able to hang on to any shred of sanity. -
By Pip · Posted
"I'm Normal, it's everyone ELSE that's strange!!" -
By atlantis63 · Posted
I used to fully agree with this statement, that is, until the first lockdown Everyone I knew around me was affected by the pandemic. they couldn't work. they couldn't see their friends. they felt bored/ frustrated they couldn't get out of the house and then there was me who welcomed it, because for once in my life, I didn't feel like a loser- and after lockdown, when everyone looked forward to going back to work or going out, well.. I had nothing- and I felt that no, I wasn't normal because I didn't have a life to get back to -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
I think by definitiopn no one fits all the society norms. -
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