oogmar.bsky.social
Trying to be less online. Here, somehow. I post a lot of pictures of my cat, Kismet, who is a 15 pound lanky boy I found in a bush.
👤 Joined on 07 July 2023
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It’s not fair. I have to go to bed at a reasonable hour so I can hit the gym in the morning and I’m only a few episodes into the new season of Edgerunners. It ISNT FUCKING FAIR
Show Post12. Be gentle with yourself. To err is human. Be open to evolution, understand you might step on some toes along your journey, but you never stop trying because at the end of the day, you want to make the world better and you can't do that if you're toiling in despair that you made a mistake.
Show Post11. And you will hurt others with the purest form of thoughtlessness from time to time because empathy is a hydra and seeing things from others' perspectives is not a strong point. Own it. Apologize. Do better. And if they block you, learn from that experience so you can grow.
Show Post10. Appreciate the friends who call you in. Who correct you gently and understand your brain. Their guidance is invaluable and will likely prevent you from hurting others in the future.
Show Post9. You're going to miss nuance. You aren't going to grasp inferred subtext. Sometimes, people WILL mistake that as you being at best obtuse, at worst dishonest and being manipulative. It sucks. It's hard. Be humble in the face of correction. Learn what part you missed so you don't miss it again.
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