Are you from the Stouffers stovetop timeline, or the Kraft stove top timeline? Because I’m from Stouffers timeline, which grok is saying never existed..
“Pulled up to the post office and we made eye contact. She started walking my way. She knew I wanted some.”
-My husband, recounting seeing the tamale lady in town.
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Three years ago, a kind, older gentleman paid my $200 grocery bill without my knowledge, & left before I could thank him.
Today I found him in line at our local coffee shop. I insisted on buying his coffee. He invited me to sit and chat.
We decided to meet again next week.
Opening the bathroom door and letting someone’s shower steam out should be a federal offense.
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Disney programmed many of our gentle souls to believe that anyone can change. That a seed of goodness resides in even the most corrupt hearts, waiting to be showered in love, and transformed.
Serious question: what if the perpetrator is under the age of 18?
An ex of mine was r*ped by his older brother who had been abused by his uncle, perpetuating the cycle.
How do we go about navigated instances like these?
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Some of us can see it all the time. I saw them long before I ever experimented with psychedelics, and still do to this day.
Replying to @RobLogic
That's what the universe really looks like....
I've seen it...
It's called the cosmic lattice
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I began dressing even more modestly in my 20’s because I could hear men’s perverse thoughts about me. Was validated a few times when I overheard men speaking their thoughts aloud to their pals.
Anyway..watch your thoughts out there.
i like the kind of telepathy where i think about you and then you text me right after. not the kind where i know everyone around me thoughts. that would be literal hell.
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Half of being intuitive/psychic means having to process data that you neither agree with nor understand.
Helped a kid off a high and compromising spot today at the park playground . He kept calling for his parents but they were nowhere to be found. I asked if he needed help. He eagerly accepted. Parents caught the tail end of my placing him on the ground, and after explaining he was
High up + stuck (with his enthusiastic head nods confirming my account), they still said absolutely nothing and walked off.
Am I the weirdo here? I’m a former preschooler teacher and am accustomed to helping other people’s children, but did I cross a boundary?











