Feeding my PMS with some ice cream 
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If I hear one more "y'all" I'm gonna scream haha! (not here but irl).
Ok so after waiting 6 long weeks for the internet to finally start working at my place, it turns out that after ONE night it is, again, not working ... seriously ? I didn't even have time to enjoy it
Ok so after waiting 6 long weeks for the internet to finally start working at my place, it turns out that after ONE night it is, again, not working ... seriously ? I didn't even have time to enjoy it
Why so? It's a very useful word!
(I use y'all irl a lot) (and ain't) (and a lot of other words like that) (I like them) (a lot) (don't be mean to those poor lil words they're doing their best!
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@AprilMayJune Sorryyyy (it was meant as a joke) (My friends use it aaaaaalll the time, sometimes in every sentence, and one day I realised I was actually about to use it too, just cause I'm a parrot 
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There has been one new addition to our group lately and while I like the guy, sometimes he makes me uncomfortable and he can also be cocky
Point is, we are supposed to meet later, but I don't think I wanna be alone with him.
).There has been one new addition to our group lately and while I like the guy, sometimes he makes me uncomfortable and he can also be cocky
Point is, we are supposed to meet later, but I don't think I wanna be alone with him.
@Ohana ha no worries, it's okay 
I think it makes sense that the way your friends speak end up having an influence on you. You wouldn't be the first one to have a vocabulary (or an accent) that changes to look more like the people you often talk to. And I can understand you not wanting to see specific changes your language
I think it makes sense that the way your friends speak end up having an influence on you. You wouldn't be the first one to have a vocabulary (or an accent) that changes to look more like the people you often talk to. And I can understand you not wanting to see specific changes your language
@AprilMayJune You're absolutely right ! I find it amazing to see how we adapt to the people around us, even with the way we speak ! (My best moment was when I came back from Canada )
I borrowed a book called "Getting things done: the art of stress-free productivity". As you can imagine I haven't read it yet
, otherwise I wouldn't be on the forum !
)I borrowed a book called "Getting things done: the art of stress-free productivity". As you can imagine I haven't read it yet
, otherwise I wouldn't be on the forum !
@Ohana Yeah! I spent six months in Georgia, and by the time I came back home my dad told me I had a southern accent (I kinda miss it, too - I love the sound of southern english) (it's too bad living in the South is such a terrible idea, I love the place)
I've bought a book about how to deal with procrastination, but I've been procrastinating reading it
(I kinda miss it, too - I love the sound of southern english) (it's too bad living in the South is such a terrible idea, I love the place) I've bought a book about how to deal with procrastination, but I've been procrastinating reading it
Just listening to this song :
A couple of years ago, one of the comments said (not the exact thing, it was a long time ago
) "Oh, our friend is trying to help that woman? We'll just continue to play along!!
"
I found it very funny
A couple of years ago, one of the comments said (not the exact thing, it was a long time ago
) "Oh, our friend is trying to help that woman? We'll just continue to play along!!"I found it very funny
@hellrosa. Part of me doesn't want to believe in the full moon thing because I don't understand it. 
But it's also true that I don't sleep well on a full moon… Well. I mean, I regularly have insomnia, so it's not unusual in itself. But after hearing so much about insomnia linked to full moon I started to check the moon. Sadly, i'm not thorough enough to tell with 100% certainty if I happen to have insomnia every full moon, but it does seem like it!
I actually should really keep an "insomnia journal" to check when and how they occur. Because most of my sleepless nights are stress-related but I also have insomnia that's excitement-related and now that you mention it, I'm a bit curious as to whether this type happens every full moon or not.
But it's also true that I don't sleep well on a full moon… Well. I mean, I regularly have insomnia, so it's not unusual in itself. But after hearing so much about insomnia linked to full moon I started to check the moon. Sadly, i'm not thorough enough to tell with 100% certainty if I happen to have insomnia every full moon, but it does seem like it!I actually should really keep an "insomnia journal" to check when and how they occur. Because most of my sleepless nights are stress-related but I also have insomnia that's excitement-related and now that you mention it, I'm a bit curious as to whether this type happens every full moon or not.
Yes, I have noticed that the full moon has an exciting effect on me. Maybe not necessarily full-blown insomnia though (my sleeping habits and schedule are always fucked anyway).
I only started to notice this about a year ago, when I started becoming more and more interested (or even fascinated) by the moon, for no particular reason. I really like to look at the moon, whether full or not. And I noticed I was more restless during the full moon. I have looked it up and it seems a lot of people believe that full moon is a time when unexpected, sometimes dangerous things can happen, because it has an effect on animals and people (sometimes even making them crazy). I think it's mostly a superstition, but there must be a physics-related reason why it can have a slight effect. It's interesting.
(not related) I feel sleepy now. I haven't slept enough last night.
