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I'm about to have a board game day tomorrow with some friends. i like playing them it can be a lot of fun and a good social activity.

This is my favorite right here: Talisman! @petitedollbabee

So uhh this might sound odd to you guys but i do think driving through the hood often for my job helped my confidence a bit. Some of you here may know i deliver food for my main job around my city and often times i go into the poor parts.

As a once scrawny (now bulky) white guy i used to be pretty fearful driving through those parts before but since i been doing those so long.. i just don’t even think about it anymore. My fear has been virtually wiped out. I have zero issues even sometimes talking with folks in those areas. They’re just normal folks y know lol. And yeah i think doing this has helped me feel more confident in myself. by the way even at night i don’t get anxious or anything!

how are you when you drive through those areas in your city?

Feel free to describe the accident, how it made you feel, what lessons you learned, and whether or not you still miss your car.

Or do you get a little anxious or scared?

Or is that too 'weird' for you?

And girls if you wanna answer. what do you think of dudes who only send women emoji's but not other dudes?

I realize this is common for INFJ's. we need that alone time to recharge our social batteries. i can be social easily but too much can be a drain on my energy. same thing in high sensory environments such as a party or a concert or something. That day i need to recharges is almost vital for me to stay sane and not feel too stressed throughout the week. Those are mondays for me. I played a game, chilled on this site, read a little bit from a book, went walking. lots of nice stuff. now today im recharged! :D

Wbu guys?

My advice is to do with cycling because it's the best exercise someone can do.

Cycling keeps a person's weight down, keeps all your lower half toned, and is good for your heart too.

My advice is to buy a 16 inch wheel folding cycle, it takes up no space, and can be taken on all forms of transport, including aircraft.

Surprisingly a small folding cycle is just as fast as a larger cycle and is able to climb hills too.

Welfare check

All my life, I reacted to bugs the same way, which is to squash them at the first sight of them. I've only ever let bees go but if they land on me, I don't think, I just squash.

I've had girls when I was young literally cry over me killing an ant, and I'm like "it's a bug, not a dog". Only 1 student agreed that killing an ant doesn't matter.

I have a girlfriend and she got angry with me when I told her of this. She gave the old adage of "pick it up", i am not touching a bug and putting it outside just ensures that they come back in with friends, the next day, making the infestation 10 times worse in hours instead of stepping on it now and calling it a day.

Am I the a-hole?