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ate juicy grapes.
I've been eating a lot of juicy grapes lately |
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If I ever dared to say anything like this, some twenty people would insist this was proof positive I was a narcissist and they'd spend the next few months convincing anyone they could that I was a narcissist and that they need help crippling me so that I don't "harm" others. |
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Well if someone wants to call me a narcissist they can. I’ve already been to therapy and worked on my issues. Nobody’s said that to me this time. Previously I was definitely called one by a person whom many others called a narcissist. It was ugly. The context was the person I was talking to has to take care of somebody else and I said well I have to take care of me so you go ahead and take care of that other person. That also wasn’t a factor before . |
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I helped 2 penguins find love in an interactive alexa valentines story.
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In my case my problems are caused by the fact that people act on what they're told. If people merely thought I was a narcissist in the privacy of their homes without it affecting anything else that would be fine; what actually happens is that people gatekeep anything they can control away from me based on what they're told by others. Such lies keep me away from gainful employment and any semblance of a career, not to mention locking me out of all social groups. Lies ruin lives, and nothing seems to give people a greater thrill than ruining the life of an innocent person. |
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It affects your employment? |
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I told the truth about how my dad affected me.
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I drank some fiz
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Looked at old movies on YouTube, that I saw as a girl
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I slept super-late, then stayed in my "jammies" all day.
I LOVED all the older, hand-drawn & animated Disney films. Today would have been a good day to find some of those, drink some fruit punch and eat popcorn. |
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I ate toast with marmite on it.
complete with crust yummy yummy toast... reminds me of a poem I used to do as a kid: I saw a ghost eating toast halfway up a lamp post lol |
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I whispered secrets to my girl kitty.
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I took the bulk of the day "off", with no adult responsibilities.
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I took a drink out of my doggy mug
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Cookies...for breakfast!!!!!
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I listened to sleeping bunnies this afternoon on alexa!
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not sure if I shared it yet, but I found a good song about diaper changing..
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