He's my first boyfriend. His second girlfriend that I'm aware of
His ex that I know was bad person at a bad time. Nearly turned him into an alcoholic bad and now he's a stoner

We're also coworkers, and from what my friend who used to work there has told me, he's been crushing on me since my first day. I've been working for nearly 9 months there. We've been together for about three and I don't know how it happened but it did
There's also a mechanic who has the feels for me
As well as the semi-playboi. I say semi because if a person is taken, he will back down

Here in Spain we always say we complain a lot. And you guys think it's a thing in your country.
Because everybody does, but we want to be the best at what we do.
Therefore we should turn into an official sports, with federations and all that


Congrats on being vaccinated!
I got vaccinated quite early and even though it does not mean things are safe, at least you become a lil less worried about everything.



Kitalpha Hart, you've turned your workplace upside down!

I work in a factory
We all have done so. Multiple times over. It's easy to do. Just get something to break and bam shut's fucked up, it's great

Olympics of complaining, procrastinating and figuring out ways to duck out.
Why not?


@jacobgrey:
I was vaccinated with the AZ one, and with that one you had to wait three months for the second dose. Then they started using other vaccines.
So I was one of the first vaccinated of the first done, but many people had both doses (of other vaccines) by the time I got mine.
It was quite amusing.

I chickened out with the vaccine and waited longer than I should have to get it. I just don't like shots, but you'd think I'd be used to people sticking me with a needle when I have to do bloodwork almost every time I step into the dr.s office. And when I was finally ready to go, I had to wait for my sister because she didn't want to do it by herself. I had to wait on her because she had to stop taking some medicines while between doses so she was waiting for when she wasn't busy for the month between.

I don't mind bloodtests but I can understand some people are afraid or scared or hurt, etc.
Things that don't go into your veins seem less scary, don't they?
Or maybe it's my perception, because my husband is scared of needles and was not frightened by these.

I can feel it the entire time I get blood drawn. It's painful for me. I usually get it out of my arm, but one time they did my hand. I absolutely refuse to ever have blood drawn from my hand again. That was so painful. Honestly didn't feel the needle when I got both shots for the vaccine. The lady said she was done and I was like oh, that was easy.

That's what my husband said too.

I guess the issue with the vaccine is that you may have some reaction.
Mine was mild, husband had none, but some coworkers had a bad day or two.

Yes. Everyone was telling me they felt really bad after the second one. The first one, my arm hurt, like hurt to move it. The second one I was perfectly fine. My sister felt bad after the second one, but was fine after a day.