Realtor_Hate_Account [he/him, comrade/them]

Sounds like we live in the same place. It’s dystopian. Then everyone mows their lawns like 3 times a week. Most of them don’t have any plants or gardens even.

Wild that you can’t even usually own an apartment here in this shithole country. They force most people to be renters.

So I joined a gym. I’m going through a divorce and wanted a place to workout and maybe meet some new people. I’ve been trying to push myself to get my life on track and stop being afraid of trying new things. I had talked myself out of going to a yoga class at least twice already.

I finally sucked it up and went this morning. Usually when I finally try things they aren’t nearly as bad as I make them out to be in my head. However, this was not the case this time. I absolutely got my ass kicked during the class. The instructor was beyond intense the entire time. I’m still glad I went though and I feel better about going in the future…although I’m going to try a different instructor next time.

I was actually thinking about how shitty most suburbs actually are here in the USA. Like not run down but just having nothing to offer.

They aren’t places anyone would want to go to if they didn’t live there, even ones with million dollar homes are nothing but small plots with houses on them. The newer ones are lucky to even have many trees in them.

I’m sure this is all due to profit maximization, but it makes me wonder if on some level this is totally intentional. No need for gates if you make a place no one wants to go.

This is all just random stuff I thought up but I’d like to look into it more.

Kamala didn’t even win a single primary 🤔

People still use these? I thought they went bankrupt?

Oh…college. I graduated HS in 2002 😢. I’m old.

That’s awesome. Great job! I remember times in my life really wishing I could go even a few days. Every day you don’t drink is a W.

That’s awesome. Glad to be in good company.

I honestly don’t miss alcohol at all. I have considered having a NA beer. I wanted to wait until I was well past my last drink, I’m still thinking about it.