Ignoring the original post: I'm so happy to see another Tasting History fan in the wild!
Max Miller seems so wholesome and gives me hope for this crazy world.
I think I responded to the wrong poster. I meant to say that to the person saying (falsely) that the Bible condemns queerness.
Have they never heard of David and Johnathan? Does Jesus taking twelve men and washing their feet mean nothing? Was John not the Beloved disciple?
I am a queer Catholic, and it deeply angers me when people believe that the two are mutually exclusive. The current wave of LGBT hatred (in the USA, at least) started with the Evangelical church in the 1940's. It is not some ancient and infallible dogma.
Forgive me for causing you anger, I spoke only to gently admonish and correct the sinner.
Christ never knew you.
I don't read Chinese! My partner found this amazing door knocker today, and I would love to know what the characters mean.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you for looking for me!
I was more enamored with the color work than the cloak design, though. I don't particularly care if it's any more complex than a circular cloak with pockets, but that bold geometric design is what I want to make!
Did they ever REALLY go out of style?
My design philosophy is: if it makes you (and the people you live with) happy, then why worry about what strangers think?
Pictured is the Lindsey Thornburg Pendleton Black Los Ojos Mid-Length Cloak.
It's sold out (and honestly a little out of my price range) and I was wondering if you fine folks have a similar cloak pattern you know of?
Thanks for the help!
We agree. Poor baby is a rescue and had a hard life before we got her.
This is the solution we came up with when she went into heat. Not before she ruined some sheets, of course. Bless her stupid little heart.
I mean, not everyone.
Reading your comment was like reading my own back story, so that type of childhood is more common than people think.
There's a tendency to portray childhood with a more rosy tint than the reality, and when you had a crappy childhood, it makes that mythologized perfect childhood seem like something sorely missed.
Everyone is different and has a different story, but I agree that my adulthood is far nicer than my childhood ever was. I don't feel like I missed anything by having a less than perfect experience as a child, and I am grateful for the life I've had since then that helps put it into perspective.
I think it's just a troll. They made a account this morning and immediately started flooding the place with ridiculously thinly veiled antisemitism. Block and report.
Ooh, it's like a window to the other side. Thank you for showing us!
I think they just got banned, their post history just vanished. What a ride.
Personally, I don't know ANYONE who experienced the "peak of life satisfaction" at 23.
Most people that age are still confused about what they want to do with their lives and sweating off some leftover hormones from the teen years. It's more chaotic than satisfying, I think.
Edit: also, having a child at 26 sounds like hell.