yeah don’t worry, I’m not really struggling with it. there are other things i enjoy instead.

i do want to get into tv and movies, but i sort of can’t put up the required attention

but I’m also not interested in poop in my mouth so i think we have to break up. i apologize for misleading you, it was intentional.

i checked her other work and I don’t, but i also only very rarely watch movies or tv. actually I’ve also only watched two episodes of fallout so far, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯

i have seen it in germany

They saying we might go to war. It’s crazy cuz ever since we stopped talking, ive been at war with myself. Idk why but this Iran shit got me thinking about how I ran from your love. Hope everything is good with you tho shorty, be safe out there

america

there’s now a no-teflon nonstick carbon steel pan made by misen, and it looks really good on paper and in early reviews, but it’s only been out for a short while and I’ll look at what happens to it in a year or two before deciding to buy it. After all, hexclad and their imitators with grooves of teflon really don’t fare well after a year or more. I’m very excited for it though, maybe the dream of a good pan with no maintenance is finally real.

I love wearing IEMs, but I know people struggle with them. Some people’s ears are interestingly shaped which makes iems difficult to use unless you find more specialized eartips. Some people also react almost allergically (or actually allergically, with swelling and all) to silicone eartips, though some also react poorly to hard plastic buds. There are different grades and types of silicone that might cause less of a reaction in your ears, it depends on the kind of aftermarket eartips you get. For me the first few weeks with IEMs caused some amount of pain as my ears adjusted to having something inside, and I don’t think there’s a way to tell when pain is no good and when pain means you can still adjust, but I adjusted and now they’re perfectly comfy. I also got wireless earbuds with silicone eartips late last year, and those still cause some amount of pressure regardless of how they’re inserted into my ears. The plastic housing just doesn’t fit my ears very well, and the nozzle is very shallow compared to wired IEMs. I had a similar thing going on with the airpods pro 2 and another set of chinese wireless buds, so I think that’s a curse that applies to me with a wide variety of wireless earbuds. Just my 2 cents.

trump called her very bigly tremendous