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joeykatsuya:
“BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE TEAM MOMS OF THEIR PARTY
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joeykatsuya:

BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE TEAM MOMS OF THEIR PARTY

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domesticlesbiansuggestion:
“are you the wife who buys your puppy a raincoat or the wife who comes home in exasperation to see the rainy day couture dog
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domesticlesbiansuggestion:

are you the wife who buys your puppy a raincoat or the wife who comes home in exasperation to see the rainy day couture dog

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Wtf is sephora

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lethalneuroses:

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nicejewishguy:

It sounds scary

isn’t that the guy with the long white hair from final fantasy

no your thinking of sephiroth,

a sephora is an angel belonging to the highest order of angels

No you’re thinking of a Seraph

A sephora is a second year college or high school student

No, you’re thinking of sophomore. A sephora is when you use your phone to take a picture of yourself.

no, you’re thinking of a selfie. a sephora is a calm breeze.

No, you’re thinking of a zephyr. A sephora is one of those Greek vases with the two handles and the pictures.

You’re thinking of an amphora. Sephora is the web browser you have to use on iOS devices.

You’re thinking of Safari.  Sephora is an informal term for the seven-week period of counting the days between Pesach and Shavuot in the Jewish calendar.

You’re thinking of Sefiras. Sephora is a bright blue gemstone best known for combining with Ruby to create Garnet and lead the Crystal Gems, training Pokemon, and/or assisting Steel to fight against time’s intrusions into our realm.

No, you’re thinking of sapphire. Sephora is actually a part of a flower; it protects the flower in bud and supports the petals in bloom.

No, you’re thinking of sepal. Sephora is the wife of Moses, who lead the Israelites people out of Egypt. 

No, you’re thinking of Tzipporah. Sephora was an ancient Greek poet who inspired a lot of lady-lovin’.

No, you’re thinking of Sappho.

Sephora is the youngest of the five Marx brothers.

No, you’re thinking of Zeppo.

Sephora is the Heimdall’s sister.

No no no guys, you’re thinking of Sif. Sephora is a venereal disease that turns your brain to swiss cheese, going so far as to destroy external features like the nose. Famous gangster Al Capone suffered from sephora.

No, you’re thinking of syphilis. Sephora is that radiant feeling you get when you have found perfect peace and happiness.

No, you’re thinking of euphoria. Sephora’s a fucking makeup store you dipshits.

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did-you-kno:
“Using the word ‘but’ can completely ruin an apology. Studies show that making it clear you understand what you did wrong, taking full responsibility, offering a plan to fix things, and promising to do better is the most effective way to...

did-you-kno:

Using the word ‘but’ can completely ruin an apology. Studies show that making it clear you understand what you did wrong, taking full responsibility, offering a plan to fix things, and promising to do better is the most effective way to apologize- however, saying ‘I’m sorry I _____, BUT…’ can sound so defensive that you ultimately end up blaming the other person and appear insincere. Source Source 2

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How complaining affects the brain and general health

psych2go:

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While we may think it feels good to vent, complaining has some adverse effects associated with it. Science has found it takes a toll on our brain and body.  

What aspects of life make people want to complain? In the aftermath of the hotly contested recent presidential election, many people are grumbling regardless of their political persuasion. The frigid temperatures, ice and snow of winter also rank highly on the list of grievances in which people express displeasure. Yet these things are only the beginning. Many of us have fallen into the habit of making a host of complaints about small things, such as a bad hair day, to big things, like an unpleasant job, high cost of living or troubled relationships. Even when it seems like life is our oyster, we often overlook the positives and fuss about the one thorn among the roses.

Why isn’t complaining beneficial? Research shows

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sixpenceee:

A cake that’s rainbow on the outside and in!

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