coyote
Well-known member
^ That's just...no.
i'm wearing a pair right now :thumbup:
^ That's just...no.
You must be really uncomfortable, unless you plan to eat them later.i'm wearing a pair right now :thumbup:
id rather be dead right now depressed
I am somehat drunk at the mo' but my opinion is that MAYBE PERHAPS it could be worthwhile in the LONG RUN, to start letting them know your true feelings???. I never did, and paid the price (emotionally stunted/detached, etc). You're no less important to them, as a human being, so it's probably time you "filled them in" on this fact, say by starting to voice certain "home truths" which clearly they seem to be either not 100% sure about, or deliberately shutting-out of their awareness. Either way, i would say it is one of your "roles" in life to "teach" them certain lessons. So, go to it lad i say!!! (what is there to lose really???) :bigsmile::thumbup:It hard not tae tell family what ye really think of them when they're just annoyin' the shite outta ya
I am somehat drunk at the mo' but my opinion is that MAYBE PERHAPS it could be worthwhile in the LONG RUN, to start letting them know your true feelings???. I never did, and paid the price (emotionally stunted/detached, etc). You're no less important to them, as a human being, so it's probably time you "filled them in" on this fact, say by starting to voice certain "home truths" which clearly they seem to be either not 100% sure about, or deliberately shutting-out of their awareness. Either way, i would say it is one of your "roles" in life to "teach" them certain lessons. So, go to it la d i say!!! (what is there to lose really???) :bigsmile::thumbup:
^ I've never had a pet live that long, but we had a cat a few years ago that was 10 when he died. I had gotten him when I was a little kid, and then grew up with him into my teens. When you sorta watch each other grow up like that, they become even more like family and it really leaves a void once they're gone. I still miss him, he was our king. He owned the house (he even strutted; he had a swag to his walk haha) and always got his way whether we liked it or not. Excellent hunter too. :thumbup: He was such an awesome, clever, and big guy. I don't think I'll ever find a cat quite like him ever again, he was so unique.
It sure does, mate. I had my last cat for 21 years and it was bad with her gone. In time the pain will fade, but the memories you have will last a lifetime.