u/CheesecakeNo8625

i think nighttime makes me overthink way too much 😭

I’m Mia, 21, and I swear my brain only wants to organize my life at completely unreasonable hours.

All day long I’ll avoid doing simple things like cleaning my room or answering emails, but suddenly at 1:30am my brain decides NOW is the perfect time to rearrange furniture, deep clean my desk, start a new playlist, and rethink my entire weekly routine lol.

Last night I somehow convinced myself I was going to become a completely new person overnight, so I cleaned half my room, made coffee way too late, wrote a dramatic to-do list, and watched productivity videos for almost an hour.

Then I woke up today and ignored the to-do list completely 😭

I genuinely don’t understand why nighttime version of me is so motivated compared to daytime version.

Please tell me other people randomly become productive at the worst possible times too.

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u/CheesecakeNo8625 — 7 days ago
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Rants For refusing to let my older sister use my apartment after she publicly embarrassed me?

I’m Mia (21F), and I’ve been living alone for about 8 months now after finally moving out of my parents’ house. I work part-time while finishing college, and honestly getting this apartment was a huge deal for me because I paid for everything myself.

My older sister (27F) has always treated me like I’m still a child. She constantly makes jokes about how “immature” I am in front of family, friends, and even strangers. Normally I ignore it because arguing with her turns into everyone saying I’m “too sensitive.”

Last weekend, we had a family dinner for my dad’s birthday. During dinner, the topic somehow shifted to money and independence. My sister laughed and told everyone that my apartment “looks like a broke college student TikTok setup” and said she gives me “6 months before moving back home.” A few people laughed, and I honestly felt humiliated because I’ve worked really hard to support myself.

I didn’t say much at dinner, but later that night she texted me asking if she and her boyfriend could stay at my apartment for a few days next month because their building is doing plumbing repairs.

I told her no.

She asked why, and I said I didn’t think my “broke college student TikTok setup” would be comfortable enough for them.

She got really angry and accused me of being petty and holding a joke against her. Now my mom is telling me I should “be the bigger person” because family helps family.

I know I responded sarcastically, but part of me feels like if she looks down on me so much, she shouldn’t suddenly need my help when it’s convenient.

RANTS ?

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u/CheesecakeNo8625 — 7 days ago