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Falsetto

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  1. But some people will scream to the rooftops "He changed!". He was trash, is trash and the people who support him can be trash with him
  2. Falsetto is my favorite vocal register to hear and sing in. The word also sounds pretty
  3. Disclaimer: I'm not a therapist, and you may not resonate with the advice I give or the perspective I have—so take this with a grain of salt. Based on what I read, there's something you seem to be lacking, and that lack is probably the root cause of all of this. I'm going to put this in bold capital letters because I truly believe it needs to be emphasized: LOVE YOURSELF. I'm a firm believer that no person should be the sole reason for your happiness. At the end of the day, you should be the reason for your own happiness. To me, the obsession and lack of control stem from an aspect of yourself that you're not nurturing or loving—one that his attention is filling. You need to honestly and truthfully look within yourself to figure out what part of you his attention is satisfying, and ask why you can't provide that for yourself. In my opinion, loving yourself goes beyond treating yourself or putting yourself first. I believe it's about knowing you're worthy of happiness and making decisions that move you toward it. If a loved one (a family member, friend, etc.) were going through the same thing, you'd try to snap them out of it because you recognize their worth. Give yourself that same respect. I don't know if this helps, and I may be overthinking it—but this is just my perspective.
  4. Well yes! One of the best purchases I've ever made
  5. Whenever I see people use woke in this way, I side-eye and roll my eyes especially during these maga times
  6. The gif of her putting on her sunglasses still makes me giggle to this day
  7. David Beckham used to have me in heat but now he doesn't do it for me anymore and I don't know why
  8. Like others have stated, while I do believe that some gay men can be misogynistic, to say that they are more misogynistic than straight men is baffling to me. The stuff straight men have and continue to do and say to woman on a much larger scale speaks for itself. An example out of the many is the saying "Your body, my choice" when trump won. Do people really think gay men were the ones saying that...
  9. Best advice I can give you is to protect your energy. Do not give your energy to things that do not serve you positively especially during these times where people will start to show their true colors. You have the power to choose your friendships and the people you surround yourself with, so if this negatively impacts your friendship or you, mentally, physically or energetically, you'll have to ask yourself if this friendship is something you want to continue.
  10. Not gonna lie, that's what I'm low-key anxious of when I meet someone online. I know what angles I look pretty in but I don't know if that translates accurately into real life when someone sees me
  11. Blocking ads on ATRL? I would never! I love ads

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