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I was thinking of something this morning because my son's girlfriend made cookies and I brought him home to my mother and before I left her, she said, the cookies are better warm up. So took the cookies, I gave them to her. I believe she ate one. But I didn't tell her that it's better to warm them up because I didn't want to go warm the cookie up for her. Yeah, it was one of those days for me
But I'm a very straightforward person, and I have this saying that I'm on the back end of my life, and I want to spend it with people that I want to be with, not because I feel obligated to be with. An opportunity doesn't mean obligation. Obligation doesn't mean opportunity. I guess a long story without me rambling and saying, it's too stupid
Eluchianna Olive
@Luchianna · 0:32
I always look forward to your response. It's so indepth, so detailed, so kind, so thoughtful. It's just to get your perspective on any topic. I look forward to it because of the insight. And you make me reexamine myself, which is a good thing. So I appreciate you have a great day. Bye
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 3:20
But at the same time, they are letting their minds be immersed in something imaginative that is beyond the daily routine of life that they get used to. And that playful childlike innocence kind of gets lost as you get older to where you have to, quote, unquote, tell the truth all the time. And I don't really think, well, there is one thing with being an honest person that, yes, sometimes you can lie. But life, everyone lies. We all lie
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:57
Now, what's not normal is that even at 41, well, I'll be 42 this year, so I keep saying 42, but at 42, why on earth do I not recognize my cycle symptoms? Better that I can say, okay, you're feeling and behaving this way JL, because your cycle is coming and now your cycle is here. But as you were saying that and asking your question to the swell universe, I thought about my father
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Eluchianna Olive
@Luchianna · 4:45
But, yeah, I think we all learn from our parents, both sides, and it develops who we are as adults and our childhood some way affects our adulthood, as they say now, adult pain. If you were a liar growing up as a kid, until you have life experiences, until somebody say, up, you might be a liar as an adult, it's just you go from a little life to a big lie to a constant, consistent what do you call that? Habitual?
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