Putting off finding an apartment because it’s overwhelming. The only things I can find within my price range are for 55+ communities (so I’m not eligible.) Yet, the idea of random roommates gives me paralyzing panic. I have no idea what I’m going to do.
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Well, yeah. As soon as we see it, we can begin the Apocalypse Orgy.
We know why they do it. That doesn't make it any less inappropriate. These guys don't care who they make uncomfortable in their quest for validation. It's like a kid that throws a fit to gain attention, uncaring about who they might hurt in the process. Except unlike a developing child, these men should be mature enough to know better.
If they're too bitter for consumption, they can probably be composted and used in a garden. Either way, we'll get a rich meal.
As far as having a personality and sense of empathy? Absolutely. I also like knowing that people love me for who I am, rather than because I'd have money.
But to not have to worry about affording the roof over my head would be pretty nice.
In our one-bedroom apartments that we still struggle to afford. Not sure how we'll be able to take care of them full time when we're also still working full time.
And people think we can afford to save for our own retirements. Lol.
At today’s prices, a family would need to earn $126,700 a year to afford monthly payments on an average home purchased in 2024, up from $79,300 annually in 2021, according to a report from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.
We are so screwed.
Is that really his name? Infantino? Like "infant," but with the diminutive -ino, making it more like "little infant"?
At first I thought that was a new nickname for Trump.
At first it seemed wild to me that you weren’t taught it, but now that I’m thinking about it, I don’t know where I learned about it from. I might have learned it in a high school class, but I came out as an atheist at that time and did a lot of research on my own, so I’m not sure.
It doesn’t seem like something that should be esoteric, but something that should be taught alongside other educational and civil rights battles and milestones.
Just another reminder that there is no war but class war. The rich and powerful will try to split us by whatever arbitrary division they can, but the differences we have between each other are nothing compared to the differences between all of us and the ultra rich.
Agreed. The way people act today makes everything before seem purely performative. I’m not terribly surprised that certain family members drank the kool-aid, but to know what became of the same people who held me on the day of my baptism is scary.
Is the thing on top of a house called a roof or a ruff?