BTW, her TikToks are so popular, they've earned her nearly 600,000 followers on the app.
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BTW, her TikToks are so popular, they've earned her nearly 600,000 followers on the app.
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"I checked my cash app and it said 'love language.'"
"He cheated on me and told me I manifested it." 🙃
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"You're also expected to do everything — work full-time, cook, clean, service with a smile. I sound like I’m complaining, and, strangely, I'm not.
It is all normal because this is the world we live in, and it’s okay not to fit these norms. It only took me 40-something years. But I do not care anymore, other than when my safety is concerned. I’m tired." —u/luckystars143
I really respect Travis's workout routine, as it consists of a little bit of everything. I didn't get bored at all during this week of workouts because every day brought on a new challenge.
Despite some of the workouts feeling like they dragged on forever and being very different from my preferred style of working out — which consists of mainly strength training — I still enjoyed trying out Travis's gym regimen. It's no joke, and I can see where he gets his strength and stamina from.
Design a room you'll live, laugh, ~love~.
"I assumed no one got the joke. They did, it's just that I wasn't funny. Maybe they really didn't get it, though. We were in fourth grade, and I stole the joke from my grandfather — who was an extremely hilarious but very dry guy who loved to read Nietzsche, Mark Twain, Jewish and Roman history, New Testament scholarship, and listen to classical music on cassette tapes.
I had extremely low self-confidence as a child and just automatically thought, as usual, that I said something fucking stupid because I was an idiot." —[deleted]
ThredUp is an online consignment and thrift store. You can shop regularly, or opt for one of their goody boxes, which is what we tried! The goody boxes cost $10 for shipping, and if you keep any clothes, you get that $10 subtracted from your total. They send you 10 items, then you get to try them on, keep your favorites, and return what you don't want.