Naughty friend

Friendly tease

Teasing friend sold me these

Teasing friend

Oh hey, he’s been playing a bit too much club penguin

Anyone wanna add me on Jurassic World Alive?

Manedblackwolf #9753

Send me a friend request! I’m still new, but ey, whatever, I’m loving this game.

the best friend of a gay person, who is straight (out of other “straight friends”). This gay person also has just a “best friend” who is a fellow gay/les. (this term exists in this order “best straight friend” because they from the “straight friends” so, never in the same order as Gay Best Friend “Straight Best Friend”)

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On Making Decisions During a Difficult Time

Sometimes, there are situations in life when everything feels like it’s coming crashing down.

Things may have been going smooth - but suddenly everything has flipped, and things could not be worse.

You may feel like crying constantly. You may feel like things are getting too difficult and things are too much for you to take on.

At this point, you may be compelled to take sudden decisions.

Here are some things to keep in mind:

1. Do not make decisions based on short term feelings. What you feel TODAY, you may not feel TOMORROW.

2.Talk to people you’re closest to. Mom, best friends - talk things out. You may fear vulnerability, and you might be scared of being judged. But sometimes you need to hear a third person’s perspective, and to get a reality check or advice. You’re not an encyclopaedia - you don’t have all the answers to life. It’s okay to seek them from elsewhere.

3. Write your feelings down. Note down your body changes. Has there been loss of appetite? Are you binge eating? How is this situation affecting you physically, mentally, emotionally? Keeping a record of it is helpful, not only for yourself but also in case you need to go to a doctor.

4.Cry it out. Don’t keep your emotions in. Crying will may not solve your problems but it sure as hell will help at least a little bit to get things out of your system.

5. It’s okay to focus on emotions first and solutions later. You can only identify solutions to your problem if you know what you’re feeling and why you’re feeling it. There’s no time constraints to this - it differs person to person.

6. If anything, seek professional help. Often, life’s biggest problems don’t seem as big as they once were in the past. Having a solid support system is difficult at times and can also be emotionally draining for your friends or family. At that moment, don’t feel shame in talking to a counsellor or therapist - you never know, it could turn your life around.