Hellblade999

I’m a 27 year old male and I feel like I am a little more focused on my own interests than what I ideally “could” be. I have an Aunt and an Uncle who recently sent me some money for my birthday (on the 30th of September) and last time I called them to Thank them, my aunt said “You know, you can call more than just to thank us whenever we send you money”. She didn’t sound angry, just a little disappointed, but it is generally true that I will usually only speak to relatives when they send me money or do something nice for me. It’s

not lost on me how this can seem, especially after an extended period of time.

        I was taught to always write Thank You notes or at least call people to thank them whenever they send money or gifts which is something I continue to do as an adult, however I tend to see it as just another thing to do in a growing list of things I have to take care of including going to work, taking care of laundry and cleaning my apartment each weekend and so on. This makes me wonder though “Am I honestly grateful or just doing what’s expected of me?”. I feel like I am a bit too grown to be thinking like this at this stage in my life.

       I’ve had many hours of mandatory overtime at work for the past three months, nearly everyday and week and I am saving to move from Colorado to N.J where I have friends and relatives I’d like to see more often. On top of this I’m even taking voluntary overtime and making tons of money.

I’m a 25 Year old male, one thing I’ve noticed is if I go to a restaurant or some kind of business two or three times but then don’t come back for long periods of time (let’s say three months), when I do come back, people actually remember me!

This seems to happen quite a bit where I’ve only been somewhere a couple of times and then come back weeks or months later and people still remember me. I find it strange, but fascinating. Do I stand out in some way that makes me memorable or is this a more common thing than I realize?

So I am a 25 year old male and I have had a really bad cold in the last few days. So today, I googled a recipe for a certain type of “Cold Resistant Soup”, right? But after I sunk a bunch of time into making it after buying all of the the ingredients, it turned out all wrong! I even cut corners since I didn’t find everything or wasn’t willing to shop at more than two places. It actually does seem to help my cold alot, but it really is a stomach churning abomination, is there some way I can save it or at least not waste it? I feel silly for messing up something as easy as soup! 🤦‍♂️

I turn 25 on the 30th of this month and I want to meet other Gay men, but don’t know how or where to start, since I’ve been out of the dating game for a few years. I’m a recovering addict and alcoholic, so I don’t go to bars or anything like that. I’m opened to any suggestions. I live in Colorado Springs, CO.

I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado and from February 8th to February 14th, I’ll be taking a short vacation from my job. I’ll be arriving at Long Beach (first, which is where my hotel will be) and then plan on traveling to L.A, as well. I’m trying to figure out if it would be cheaper to travel locally (in both locations) via taxi, Uber or some form of public transportation or if it would be cheaper to just rent a car. I’ve preplanned a couple of things I want to do while in California, but would like as many ideas, as possible. How can I travel in these parts cheaply, easily and with a few more ideas of fun things to do, while there?

And if so, what was the nature of their relationship? Were they friends or rivals?

I am a recovering addict, who has recently reclaimed his faith, after a semi-lengthy drug addiction. Now I'm recovery, I am beginning to wonder how to ask for strength from deceased friends & family members (as well as exploring the idea of whether or not each one can send me "signs" as well as provide me with strength and wisdom, during hardships).

I always found this to be an interesting topic.

I sometimes find myself holding onto feelings of resentment towards people who have humiliated or harmed me in other ways. In some of these cases, the people who harmed me have no idea that they were in the wrong and will likely never realize that, yet, I still sometimes feel intense bitterness about them, from time to time. How do I find healthy ways to properly manage these resentments?

If you had to guess, how many songs has 2Pac made in his lifetime? Should we be expecting anymore posthumous releases?

I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado and I'm planning on taking a trip to both Long Beach and Compton. I work for the Marriott hotel franchise, so I can usually get a pretty decent discount for a stay. I need; 1.) An approximation of distance between the two cities. 2.) An idea where any Marriott hotels might be located in both cities. 3.) How to navigate safely in both environments. 4.) Places of interest in both locations.

I think a fair number of people out there, have the same curiosity that I do. What I'm wondering is how friends, family, co-workers and acquaintances of mine would all react, if it came out that I had died or passed away. Is there any way for me to at least scratch the surface of this mega mystery?

I'm twenty-two and would like to get a "Last Will & Testament" drafted up, but I'm unfamiliar with the process, as I have never gone through it before. I know this is going to come across as "strange", but is it possible for me to request that certain people be "banned" from attending my funeral, my wake or ever going near my gravesight? There are some people who have done me very wrong, whom I believe, should not be allowed access to my resting place?

I suppose my only other question is; is there a limit to what I can ask for for after I have passed away? Or Will most of (if not all of) my final wishes, be honored to the fullest extent (assuming they're atleast somewhat reasonable)?

I honestly feel that I have a lot of valuable life experiences to share with other people. As young as I am, I ve been through a considerable amount, in the short time I ve been on this planet.

I m twenty-two and I feel I have at least a decade s worth more of life experience, than most my age would have. Regardless of whether or not I m correct about that, do you know of any places I could share my experiences with other people, rather than just on the internet?

I'm one of those weird guys who likes to know little facts like that. Always wondered who that chick was.

I was born on September 30th, 1993. Am I a millennial or something else?

To me, it is interesting how some people are able to defy the typical societal norms of "Success" and become successful in their in own right. Maybe they think differently, see the world differently, maybe they are not the best educated or do not obtain their education in an orthodoxed manner (for example, self-educated) or maybe, they create their own way in life.

What do you think these types are motivated by most? How come they renounce the status quo, in favor of their visions, despite any number of risks associated by their choices? Is it possible that some of the most flawed individuals out there, are capable of initiating such grandiose journeys by willpower alone?