Re: ⁂*ℭonfetti ℜain*⁂
Posted: Aug 27th, '20, 14:40
Hi all! It's been a while but I'm back! Life stresses me out sometimes.
It was the absolute easiest I've ever gotten a job in my life. I wrote an email and was basically employed. I don't think I'll ever be that lucky again.
The wedding went ok. The bride's family is really weird (she has six siblings) and I certainly kept my distance from them. It seemed like it was very focused on the bride, which was a shame because it means we have fewer pictures of my brother than my sister-in-law. We also have fewer family pictures, since there was enough time for her family to goof around, but when it was our turn we had to do it really fast. Didn't seem quite too balanced honestly, since all my family from Britain was unable to come anyway so we were fewer and focused on less...
My parents didn't shout at each other. In fact they didn't talk. So that was the best it could have gone for the first time they've seen each other since the divorce.
And I believe no one got sick, and it should be past incubation time now, so I think we're good. I'm having sleep issues completely unrelated to that though, I just keep waking up at 4 and not falling asleep again until the afternoon.
Moi, I'm so sorry you live in that environment. I can kind of relate, my opinion likes to get waved away especially by my older siblings, but definitely not to the extent you're describing since my parents have actually noticed I'm a grown-up and like to hear my opinion now. I'd say I hope it gets better but I think usually moving out is the easiest way to deal with it, and if that's not available it's really just... ignoring it.
mem: I used to have that, and now I take thyroid medication lol. Might still be a hormone thing, even if it's not PMS.
Good luck on your course and webinars! If your stressed, try lying on your floor and relaxing every single one of your muscles, including your jaw. Helps me a little when I'm super duper stressed.
I'm working three days a week for 90 minutes a day as an English teacher - sort of. I do extra classes for kids that need some extra help with English. :)Moi wrote:Congrats on the job :3
What was it again?
It was the absolute easiest I've ever gotten a job in my life. I wrote an email and was basically employed. I don't think I'll ever be that lucky again.
The wedding went ok. The bride's family is really weird (she has six siblings) and I certainly kept my distance from them. It seemed like it was very focused on the bride, which was a shame because it means we have fewer pictures of my brother than my sister-in-law. We also have fewer family pictures, since there was enough time for her family to goof around, but when it was our turn we had to do it really fast. Didn't seem quite too balanced honestly, since all my family from Britain was unable to come anyway so we were fewer and focused on less...
My parents didn't shout at each other. In fact they didn't talk. So that was the best it could have gone for the first time they've seen each other since the divorce.
And I believe no one got sick, and it should be past incubation time now, so I think we're good. I'm having sleep issues completely unrelated to that though, I just keep waking up at 4 and not falling asleep again until the afternoon.
Moi, I'm so sorry you live in that environment. I can kind of relate, my opinion likes to get waved away especially by my older siblings, but definitely not to the extent you're describing since my parents have actually noticed I'm a grown-up and like to hear my opinion now. I'd say I hope it gets better but I think usually moving out is the easiest way to deal with it, and if that's not available it's really just... ignoring it.
mem: I used to have that, and now I take thyroid medication lol. Might still be a hormone thing, even if it's not PMS.
Good luck on your course and webinars! If your stressed, try lying on your floor and relaxing every single one of your muscles, including your jaw. Helps me a little when I'm super duper stressed.