I discovered a life hack by accident. A relative insulted me, and I missed it. I just kept being nice to him, so he insulted me again. He ended up stopping the conversation to let me know I was supposed to be insulted. It bothered him that I didn't react. You know what…?
This lady on TikTok says her son called her for a ride home from a party and she told him to get home the same way he got there. On the way home he was killed 💔
I saw a post where a woman said she was with her husband for over a decade and he randomly joked one day about how he had a crush on her best friend & settled with her instead. She said ever since then she lost all attraction & feelings she had towards him.
Normalise shaming and making people feel uncomfortable. Your married brother brings his side piece to the bbq, Y’all need to say something. If your homie isn’t taking care of his kids, say something/cut them off. We can’t be enabling such poor behaviour.
My grandpa once told me "if you get on the wrong train, get off at the nearest station, the longer it takes you to get off, the more expensive the return trip will be."
He wasn’t talking about trains.
I can't believe I have to say this, but please don't bring your socially anxious friend out to a gathering just to ignore them or leave them alone with a group of people they don't know.
