wellee

joined 9 months ago
 

[–] wellee@lemmy.world 1 points 5 months ago

Agree, that part made no sense! If only the first born can be a Were, it wouldn't matter if they swapped partners because the man/woman each could only have one. Trying to backtrack that made it unnecessarily confusing.

The books also made me appreciate the show so much more. I love how they fleshed out Jason's personality and others that were just glossed over in the books, and Jess's addition. I also understand why the show kind of went off the rails near the end, because the books did too lol.

[–] wellee@lemmy.world 0 points 5 months ago (2 children)

This was the True Blood series for me. The writer had a lot of good ideas, but the way they put the ideas into words (kind of boring writing) and glazed over a ton of characters was so disappointing. Yet I still read the whole series. I appreciate what the show tried to do more now lol.

[–] wellee@lemmy.world 0 points 7 months ago (2 children)

I would love to not have to pay $800usd +$200 monthly insurance just to get a questionable mole removed :')

 

The dishes are piling up. My apartment is a mess. I can't stand long enough to make a decent meal. My tasks are falling way behind at work. The physical therapy exercises just stopped helping one day. Ibuprofen makes my stomach cramp, pretty sure I have a hernia, or at least it's warning me it's close. Weed doesn't dull the pain anymore. I miss my good days.

 
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submitted 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by wellee@lemmy.world to c/autism@lemmy.world
 

What is the difference between a complaint and a statement? If theres anyone with a better set of social skills here to help a dude out lol

Ie when you're chilling watching TV and somebody asks you to go out, but you respond with no thanks, I'm tired. Would stating you're tired be considered a complaint?

Just had a similar action with an NT friend, who says I complain about being tired a lot. When I look back and I never bring it up unprompted, and they comment on my mood so i tell them whats up.. is there some social thing which simply stating you feel negative is seen as a complaint?

Edit: thanks so much for all the comments! I should have been more specific, the examples I gave were not my actual experiences. In fact if I were to be more specific, it's my roommate that made me think about this, and they never want to go out lol. But I can still gain some insight from the comments! But it was much more generalized. Actual interaction: we are going about our day and my roommate casually asks "hey how are ya" and I respond "a bit tired!" And they remark on how I complain about being tired a lot. Which surprised me because I was answering their question, and not getting long winded into it. Then it dawned on me maybe simply stating I feel negative is seen as a complaint by people. Iunno.

[–] wellee@lemmy.world 1 points 8 months ago

You could move out of your mother's basement

 

She's got the manic going on :( stuff is stressful, I much prefer the phoneless/contactless ordering via apps lol.

[–] wellee@lemmy.world 0 points 9 months ago (2 children)

Nobody actually does this.