QuankyDanks

Sure. Make doing creative stuff more accessible for yourself. If you've got spare time, try making a habit of pulling out a small notebook to doodle in instead of your phone. Just practice different habits.

He's just denied your request for an extension on that paper

Bodily fluid association if I were to guess

Anything but housing the house-less

Same class war, different front

Take it in your own time! I cope with social anxiety myself so I have to take things in small steps too.

To echo the idea of a martial arts class, I always fare better socializing around some kind of activity. Sometimes I’ll go to the local climbing gym to boulder for an hour or two (I’m US based). I like it cause I can chat with other climbers while resting (I definitely spend more time resting on the mats than on the wall) and there’s a common activity to start conversation with. Most of the climbing gyms I’ve been to facilitate welcoming community spaces and are accessible to new climbers and all kinds of people. Most also have fairly robust community calendars that include stuff like arts and crafts, movie nights, yoga, park excursions etc etc

In short, community spaces that facilitate stuff to do are great for meeting people and offer opportunities for as much socialization as you feel comfortable with.

Hold the lineee

I have moments where I think I’m surprised that something stupid matters to people, then I remember how stupid some people are. Thank goodness conservatives are such active participants in the things that matter most

I thought this was the onion 100%

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