The_Jewish_Cuban [he/him]

Other people have tried gum and not had it help them. I find it pretty helpful for me so far. I’m now two weeks in and I only chew 2 pieces a day now. Only have it when smelling others’ cigarette smoke triggers my cravings. Overall, I’m gonna try to quit the gum by the end of next week.

I will note that I seem to have way easier of a time with nicotine withdrawal than other people I’ve talked to.

I always smile at young kids if they meet my eye in public. Feeling loved and like you’re in a safe stable community is an invaluable part of growing up and I hope that all kids can feel a small amount of that from me.

I’m a gen-z-er and I remember those. Relatively poorer area though so it may be related

When has China invaded anyone?

Also with the space and cost that’s saved from not having cars you could have completely covered bike lanes

https://youtu.be/npkeecCErQc?si=gYzjaai7eZEoJ5tq

Yellow Parenti. Helped to remove myself from obsession over optics and just do what helps people.

You might be interested in Tab Stash on Firefox. Let’s you create groups like tab groups but you can close and reopen them.

But isn’t the whole message that the windmills are an imagined problem not a real one like cars? Or am I missing a layer of this?

We washed a person’s feet before doing a special religious service project. Essentially like you said, to humble the self and focus on the act and God. Of course the project was really bad in terms of morality but I do think ritual aspects of religion feel nice. As someone said, people are cultural and engaging in acts and symbolism feels good.