@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Heaven would be nice, I’d love just to spend all eternity with the Lord there.

But, your words are deeply moving and heartfelt. Losing loved ones leaves an indelible mark on our hearts, and it’s okay to miss them and long for their presence. It’s beautiful that you’re honoring their memory and recognizing the love and joy they brought into your life.

Grief is a complex thing, and it’s okay to feel the ache and sense of deprivation. Those emotions are a testament to the love you shared and the impact they had on your life. Your great grandma and others you’ve lost remain a part of you, living on through your memories, and the person you’ve become.

Thank you for sharing. Your message resonates with many who have experienced loss and serves as a reminder of the importance of cherishing the time we have with our loved ones.

@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Your words are a powerful reminder that, despite our different challenges, we’re never truly alone.

We chase misprinted lies
We face the path of time
And yet I fight, and yet I fight
This battle all alone
No one to cry to
No place to call home
Ooh
Ooh-ooh
Ooh
Ooh-ooh
My gift of self is raped
My privacy is raked
And yet I find, and yet I find
Repeating in my head
If I can’t be my own
I’d feel better dead
Ooh
Ooh-ooh
Ooh
Ooh-ooh

@Percy-2-0 No. Cause if they’re insulting you then fuck yeah insult them back/defend yourself. And oh well they can’t dish it, that’s on them.

@yangyang_x2 Fnaf reference when

@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Absolutely

@yangyang_x2 Not everyone will betray you. There are genuine, kind people out there who value trust and loyalty as much as you do. Perhaps building trust gradually, step by step, can help you feel more secure over time. And my Dms are open if you ever want to talk.

@yangyang_x2 Not for long.

Apparently, it started tracking something in my yard. Looked outside and nobody was there. And it’s been following my mom around too and then makes a B-line to the other side of the house or yard. It scares me. And still has been doing this for 2 days straight. Does Google maps do this to anybody else?

@yangyang_x2
I’m really sorry to hear about Favor. Losing a pet is incredibly tough, especially when they’ve been such a big part of your life. It sounds like you’re dealing with a lot of emotions right now, and it’s completely understandable. It’s okay to feel sad, angry, and scared. Your feelings are valid.

It’s also really important to take care of yourself during this time. Maybe finding a way to honor Favor’s memory could help, like creating a small memorial or writing down some of your favorite memories with him. And remember, it’s okay to reach out for support as well.

As for Mochi, it’s natural to worry, but try to focus on the time you have with her now. Cherish those moments and give her all the love you can. You’re doing your best, and that’s all anyone can ask for.

Finally, a new side of me
Turned a new leaf underneath my tree

I now see life’s a beautiful dream
Gives me strength, gives me ease, all in a year
Of disease, I have thrived
Lucky me

Push me, pull me, write my story
Give me my rhythm, my rhyme
I break my cycles, endless spirals
I just wanna trust what is mine

If the Sun’s in the sky
If the day follows the night
If the clock’s still keeping the time
Thеn you’re on my mind

Thе silence that we share
My heart was ill-prepared
I oversimplified when it was do or die

Kiss me, hold me, that feeling is holy
Nobody’s loved me like you
Our life moves too fast to get stuck in the past
But I do, I do

Think I take more than I give
Kinda shit, but it’s how I live
Be stuck 'till my conscience has outgrown me
I’m dumb enough to do the math
As life comes, life will past
So I try not to get attached

Don’t know what story I’m supposed to buy
If we see God’s face when we look in our eyes
If your life will start in the moment you die
Or if it’s all worth the tears we cry

Still live life like I’m on a mission
Every damn day is all about ambition
Scared I’ll turn out to be just a normal guy
Wonder why I’m only grateful when I’m high

You make a choice and don’t look back
What’s strong enough will stay intact
There’s more to life than what is fact
The things we love can never last

It hurts too much, that’s why I laugh
Like sand slips through an hourglass
I’ll hold onto the life I craft
So one day I can give it back

We chase misprinted lies
We face the path of time
And yet I fight, and yet I fight
This battle all alone
No one to cry to
No place to call home
Ooh
Ooh-ooh
Ooh
Ooh-ooh
My gift of self is raped
My privacy is raked
And yet I find, and yet I find
Repeating in my head
If I can’t be my own
I’d feel better dead
Ooh
Ooh-ooh
Ooh
Ooh-ooh

Ok

@Percy-2-0 Like person, but nobody was there.

Hoot

@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Yes please

Apparently, it started tracking something in my yard. Looked outside and nobody was there. And it’s been following my mom around too and then makes a B-line to the other side of the house or yard. It scares me. And still has been doing this for 2 days straight. Does Google maps do this to anybody else?

@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Absolutely

@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Your words are a powerful reminder that, despite our different challenges, we’re never truly alone.

@Cole-The-Consumer-Of-Petrol Heaven would be nice, I’d love just to spend all eternity with the Lord there.

But, your words are deeply moving and heartfelt. Losing loved ones leaves an indelible mark on our hearts, and it’s okay to miss them and long for their presence. It’s beautiful that you’re honoring their memory and recognizing the love and joy they brought into your life.

Grief is a complex thing, and it’s okay to feel the ache and sense of deprivation. Those emotions are a testament to the love you shared and the impact they had on your life. Your great grandma and others you’ve lost remain a part of you, living on through your memories, and the person you’ve become.

Thank you for sharing. Your message resonates with many who have experienced loss and serves as a reminder of the importance of cherishing the time we have with our loved ones.