As a customer, do you ever get a cashier or waitress with a chronic blank stare and a facial expression that they want to kill you? I wanted to try avoiding the temptation of taking this personally, and instead assume they aren’t the happiest at the moment. For all I know they may have to work 70 hours a week, struggle with chronic pain or depression, or simply having a bad day.
What are some things one can do as a customer to make these human beings’ day a bit better?
I stopped around when I was 16 or something because I started spending more time chasing girls. I’ve made some attempts every few years since then but it’s always so fucking depressing to see how bad I am. How I have to practically start over.
I was better than mediocre so I end up just mad when I try for a few days. What’s a good method for getting over the hump of being complete shit when I can simply go back to my parent’s house and have a visual example of how much better I was?
I really want to understand why there’s racism in the US and how minorities are oppressed. I’m open to read books I just would really like to be informed on the social constructs that come with it.
Im a 20 year old male and Im sitting here wondering how I haven’t come across any girls in my life who would be great to be in a relationship, Im looking for the right person obviously, how do you go about the whole relationship thing in 2017? I tried tinder and that is broken/you get nasty people… what im saying is, I want to learn relationships and how if you are in one got into one? Obviously you dont just go to every girl on the street haha
Most of the time, when they open up about what is bothering them, I have no idea how to respond. I feel very helpless.
If you’ve had a close friend who was not in the best of health, mentally, how did you help them? Or if you were the one who needed the help, what did you expect from your friends?
