Honestly, and I'll edit to add direct links, Read the Boy Scout Law and the the Girl Scout Law
Boys are stated to be leaders and "fight for their country" and take pride as such. Girls are state to be public servants and put others ahead of themselves. Pretty gross when I was looking into it a few months back
Hey there! You weren't allowed to cheerlead, I was forced to when I wanted to play football, but I wasnt allowed to play football.
I also wasn't allowed to ride quads or dirtbikes, or cut my hair or skateboard.
It sucked because my girl cousins got to, one of my cousins was the only female football player in our town. My stepfather wouldn't let me do any of it though.
He taught me how to "be a good wife" however... Ugh. I feel you. I let my son be interested in whatever he chooses today. It's not hard to do.
Shit I'll celebrate a sunny day when my whole family is home by simply preparing a nice dinner for us and spending time together, happy and joyful. I'll sing until I've annoyed everyone and we laugh, just because the sun is out and I'm in a good mood. Good moods are worth celebrating as they don't come everyday
Plenty of things to celebrate if you look small. I hope you find something small to celebrate soon!
We have a very old, super popular Italian bakery near me. They have chocolate florotine cookies (my favorite) and other amazing treats.
I do the same, and will stop in there for a special occasion.
This looks great! I'd make it the same way you have here and wouldn't bother sauteing the onions either.
The oil on crust might help brown it a bit more, that's the main reason for doing it.
Gorgeous pizza!
Into the corner for you, you need a time out
Me too.
I mist try all the pastas
I laughed too, until I raised a toddler with ADHD. He wasn't diagnosed yet, but lord was it obvious he had the markers. Never leashed him, but definitely ran after him a lot, and had to keep a hyperfocused eye on him at all times.
I don't laugh as hard now, I still giggle, but just not as hard
I'm still new to all this, but I was on a hexbear just now reading an article I had searched. The first comment I saw was just talking trash about elmo musty. Nothing bad, pretty tame.
The comment under it from an actual hexbear user said "we don't use ablelist language here". I re read the comment. Was it the word dumbass? It was the only "namecalling" word in the comment.
Reminded me of a time I got banned from a subreddit for saying "the housing market is insane right now" in one of these so called inclusive places, as insane is apparently ableist, and you know, not just an adjective describing something incomprehensible to a wild degree, which can have both negative and positive connotations.
Okay there bud... It's good to learn the places to avoid.
Which is different than starting over entirely
Big facts yes, I hope you got something out of it too
Yeah I get that. I also wasnt allowed to pierce my ears. My step father was old old school. Had to do skirt checks and everything. My sister wore shorts one time and he called her a whore :(
I started cutting my hair myself in highschool. My stupid ass stepfather thought it just didn't grow lmao
Sucks we can't get those days back, but I hope today you are able to do as you please.