When I was in highschool there was a year where I would listen to the radio and fall asleep with it on. Since the announcer would always say the name of the last few songs and the next song I could consciously wake up, write the name of the songs and look it up later.
I slept alright, but I noticed how much better it was when I just slept through the whole night.
Well, the dead don’t regret so I suppose so. But other people may regret because they may feel like they could’ve prevented it or they wanted to express something.
Maybe a bit odd, but I like my hands. They create, they communicate, they do so much service for me. Not particular bulky or masculine hands, but they put the work in as well.
I wouldn’t say so. You should feel comfortable and happy with who you are. Some people think they need to change, but I always feel it is self-improvement or a change in perspective more than a change.
It only becomes negative when it affects the bond between you and another person. If it does damage to someone you care about then perhaps a look at the reason is important.
And even then it still might not be. You should love and value yourself before you do so with others.
I honestly wouldn’t because that changes your perception of people so much. It interferes with the bond you create with someone and in a sense defeats the purpose of communication.
My biggest concern is the lack of opportunity you get from knowing their thoughts. You don’t get as creative trying to cheer them up or get a gift, you already have an idea. That would be plain trying to compromise on certain things.
One of the worst things at work is how we have a pretty killer workload and management recognizes it but just stands by and talks about how harsh it is. But one of the better things is how at the end of the day we crack the jokes too hard.
I honestly would like to be a travel blogger and famous for just that. Taking photos, writing and travelling. Sharing my experience and opinions, hearing what others have to say and ask.
