5 earlier, chillin at about a 3 now.

Forcing myself not to stare down other people’s misbehaving children with the “teacher look” when out in public.

One I would describe as more of an acquaintance. We have a really good mutual friend, but we pretty much only hang out in group settings. We get along well, but there’s not much binding us together.

Another is actually more like a brother at this point. We tried to be friends initially after the breakup, but we were both pretty immature and shitty about it at the time. I ended up cutting off contact and then reached out several months later after emotions had cooled down. We’re not as close as we used to be, but we care a lot about each other, and I do think he’ll always be like family to me.

I can feel this.

That’s fair, I personally wouldn’t use the word spiritual for those things either, but I think it just comes down to a difference of opinion.

Interesting, how do you define spirituality?

I personally don’t think something is spiritual just because it can’t be measured.

Oh I’m certainly not advocating for forcing anyone to get rid of their religion (I’m not advocating for anything at all). It just struck me as interesting that you can’t imagine a world without it.

I cannot imagine the world without religion, as human beings tend to be spiritual

I’m curious about this. I was raised somewhat religiously, but at this point, I can’t imagine myself with religion, or spirituality, or any of it. Why do you think it’s so essential?

Probably the same ones that decided that teachers should parent their kids.

But you see then Denmark actually started the war because Trump didn’t actually say “war.” Because yeah. That’s how that works.

Belgium and the Netherlands this July!

I typically calculate a 20% tip and then round up. For demographic purposes, I’m a millennial in the US.