My definition of a bad person is someone who is cruel to those who are helpless and vulnerable. An example of this is the British government trying to implement a fine of £2,500 to the homeless for sleeping on the streets. That kind of evil I find unfathomable.
The taxi stories had me cracking up😂😂, and seeing someone world view and thoughts about a particular group and oping the box of what's possible now that guy live the rest of his life know he has hated a ppl group without truly understanding them. Also old white dudes especially when they have anther white male in private chating and they trust that person 70% time they test the waters say so borderline racist shit and then when they feel like you might agree or not judge that's when n and f word come out
90 percent of the people you meet in life are pieces of crap. They may have some redeeming qualities and fun to hang out with. But if you associate long enough with them. They will reveal themselves as pieces of crap.
It is really just the toll of being a 24/7 caretaker. It can feel endless-My husband & I took care of of my grandmother for over five years. You miss them, but when you are in it, you can wonder how long, if you have no help. I don’t think, aside from kids, I have ever loved 🥰 anyone more than her-nor will I. She raised me, she took care of her mother, fortunately, was a little out there, but had great mobility until she was 90. My grandmother had a few strokes, the last making her bed bound. It is just hard. It isn’t that you don’t love the person, you just get worn down. It is also depressing. When you work as a nurse, it is sad, but you aren’t tied to that person-long term or related, you get to leave. You get a break, but when it is a strong family member that goes south (luckily, she was still my walking encyclopedia cognitively-before internet, you needed to know something, I asked her. It is heartbreaking 💔 seeing a loved one decline. I would suggest anyone doing this for any reason, bring in a nurse to help or someone. I was also raising four kids at the time, very difficult.
My definition of a bad person is someone who is cruel to those who are helpless and vulnerable. An example of this is the British government trying to implement a fine of £2,500 to the homeless for sleeping on the streets. That kind of evil I find unfathomable.
The taxi stories had me cracking up😂😂, and seeing someone world view and thoughts about a particular group and oping the box of what's possible now that guy live the rest of his life know he has hated a ppl group without truly understanding them. Also old white dudes especially when they have anther white male in private chating and they trust that person 70% time they test the waters say so borderline racist shit and then when they feel like you might agree or not judge that's when n and f word come out
90 percent of the people you meet in life are pieces of crap. They may have some redeeming qualities and fun to hang out with. But if you associate long enough with them. They will reveal themselves as pieces of crap.
It is really just the toll of being a 24/7 caretaker. It can feel endless-My husband & I took care of of my grandmother for over five years. You miss them, but when you are in it, you can wonder how long, if you have no help. I don’t think, aside from kids, I have ever loved 🥰 anyone more than her-nor will I. She raised me, she took care of her mother, fortunately, was a little out there, but had great mobility until she was 90. My grandmother had a few strokes, the last making her bed bound. It is just hard. It isn’t that you don’t love the person, you just get worn down. It is also depressing. When you work as a nurse, it is sad, but you aren’t tied to that person-long term or related, you get to leave. You get a break, but when it is a strong family member that goes south (luckily, she was still my walking encyclopedia cognitively-before internet, you needed to know something, I asked her. It is heartbreaking 💔 seeing a loved one decline. I would suggest anyone doing this for any reason, bring in a nurse to help or someone. I was also raising four kids at the time, very difficult.