'Serenity'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
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am I out of line in thinking that if someone is still referring to "my room" and "my living room" with regard to a significant other who moved in with them weeks ago, it's an indication they weren't ready to live together
I would be thinking this exact thing.
I don't know about the length of prior residence, but there was also a pre-existing roommate so the "my living room" seems particularly telling to me. I immediately thought of communal spaces as shared when I lived with other people, and I've been territorial about guests overstaying their welcome.
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I say "the living room"- but I live alone.
JZ, thank you for writing that; it was beautiful. It brought up lots of feelings in me about my family and my old church. I'm sorry you couldn't all hug each other, and so so glad for you to have such a family and community around you.
Hec, thanks for posting the photo of the church, it's amazing.
Matt, I'd consider it a potential red flag but not a dealbreaker. Something to be worked out.
I am stress-free, at least for this weekend! All I have is one small assignment for side gig #1, and nothing else I have to do for two whole days. (We're not closed Monday.) Whew. Time to work a puzzle, have a drink, and watch some stupid YouTube videos. Quality time!
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So much love, JZ.
Oh JZ. You're such a beautiful writer -- it means something for us to feel like we were there with you, so I can only imagine how much it will mean for people who really should have been.
Timelies all!
{{{JZ}}}
Another fine day here, with Mr. S. At least Gary is trying to get him to go outside for a bit.
We had a list of fun things to do today, but ltc is being impossible.
I don't know about the length of prior residence, but there was also a pre-existing roommate so the "my living room" seems particularly telling to me. I immediately thought of communal spaces as shared when I lived with other people, and I've been territorial about guests overstaying their welcome.
Yeah. Like Sophia, I say "the living room," even though I currently live with four other adults.
Oh JZ. You're such a beautiful writer -- it means something for us to feel like we were there with you, so I can only imagine how much it will mean for people who really should have been.
You really are, Jacqueline. I hope it helped to write it out.