Unfortunately, I can relate. I think dealing with past traumas is something medicine or talking doesn't really resolve. It all has to come from within. You'll find a way, somehow, but it's an absolute ride there.
And if you're poor, like me, you just get an interlock breaker, wired to a generator inlet and a portable generator.
Be careful about posting something like this online. You might be forced to sign with and hit cleanup for the White Sox.
Fortunately he plays for the Marlins (and is once more playing like shit.) Unfortunately, you're penciled into the lineup to face the Twins tomorrow. Enjoy a losing season, baseball child!
That’s a twist I didn’t expect. Normally it’s the other way around. I haven’t met a girl who wasn’t “bi” or “gay” (this is not implying that they aren’t but I think it’s more code for fuck off) is the usual response I hear.
They used to call these LUGs, that is, Lesbian Until Graduation. Plenty of women especially on college campuses claim to be "bi" when they wouldn't ever dive on a muff.
I firmly believe it's just a trend and they will grow out of it, go "What. The. Fuck." And smack the rainbows out of their kids.
The Body Keeps The Score by van der Kolk is a highly rated book on this topic. I haven't read it myself but I've seen it recommended by someone whose judgement on the shortcomings of modern healthcare I have faith in.
To be fair it is Alberta Canada, your much closer to the colder parts of CA than you are the warmer parts of the US (even Washington gets real cold)
Allergies and humid weather are a match made in hell. I love spring, but being outside when everything is blooming like this kills my body, and I just get headaches for the rest of the day, with over the counter meds doing jack diddly squat to relieve them.
I'm a Royals fan raised by a Reds fan. Losing seasons are the norm to me.
As a Cardinals fan, I know this sentiment all too well. Especially ever since Molina stopped playing
