Is anyone else interested in how they are the way they are? Like, what made us so damn anxious in public? Where did we learn that it was so unsafe to be seen or to simply be ourselves? I’ve always viewed it as invisible demons or like such a tightly constructing invisible cage I am stuck in
Hi all,
I’m looking for someone to talk me in or out of a career here. I’ve been on the fence for a while solely because of financial commitment. However, everything I’ve done on my resume seemingly points me in this direction and I think I would really enjoy it.
I have my BS in biology and am currently a massage therapist. I owned my own holistic center for a few years, but sold it when I got pregnant and wanted to dedicate my time to my little one. So I do have experience running a practice and running a business, having contractors working for me, taking insurance, all that stuff.
I really enjoyed having my own office space and creating a community, I miss running a business and I absolutely love working with clients and problem solving their issues.
The only thing that scares me shitless is finances. I have a little one, I am scared to mess everything up, however massage isn’t necessarily where I want to end up long term.
Thank you to anyone who read this!!
that’s what u get for using AI for ur photos. seriously this needs to stop 😭
just found out I’m pregnant, a lot of my staple skincare items are no longer safe to use. wondering what everyone’s favorite products are?
Is this normal? He can’t function unless he is sexually relieved in some way. I’ll be alone with our kid for hours while he naps, then he requires an extra 30 minutes to get himself off. sometimes I’ll just resentfully give in and help him out just to move things along. he’ll be late for work because of this, he will take forever to get up in the morning because he needs to be sexually relieved in some way. if I interrupt him it causes a huge argument and he literally throws a temper tantrum slamming doors in front of our 21 month old.
He says I am “anti masturbation” but really I just see it as him being selfish. There’s a time and a place for that, but when it is constantly disrupting our daily flow as co-parents with a toddler, it feels excessive.
It happened about a month after completely weaning. After 21 months of broken sleep I honestly was starting to think I’d never see the day.