Rand Hayeck

Man Welcomes In-Laws To His House, Puts Parental Controls On His TV To Allow His Kids To Sleep As They Refuse To Keep The Volume Down

When having people over, make sure that boundaries are set. "No noise after such-and-such a time" and "buy your own food an label it, don't eat ours plz" "Clean the toilet after every use" "Don't cough into the air, if you have a lung condition, plz take steps to keep us from getting sick" I live in dorm housing and these boundaries prevent so many fights. A big one is snoring. The best way to deal with snoring is to get noise mufflers for the ears or listen to sleep music loud enough where you can't hear "Mr. Freight Train" nearby. Snoring is often caused by deep health/respitory issues. It's best NOT to ask a person to "stop snoring" because that is like asking a person to stop breathing. Lastly one thing that avoids the most conflict is don't reveal private details. Keep that tp yourself and don't be too chatty either.

23 Things That Are Slowly Phasing Out In 2022 And Are Probably Going To Completely Disappear

I am kinda sad to see Walmart become the s**t-show it has become lately. Aisles are dirty, nothing is stocked,

35 Reasons "You Should Have Hired An Architect" Shared By This Facebook Group (New Pics)

It's s slide for liberals

30 Brutal Moments When People Realized Their Friends Don't Like Them

I was too socially awkward myself for "real" friends. I suppose that carried over into adulthood. I have a small circle that I chat with but I keep it impersonal. Of you are a Christian, don't get too eager to make friends in your church! I was in a bad place at one point and I asked for prayers. Yeah, that caused the entire church to turn on me. I left those people to their maliciousness. I rarely go to any church anymore now. I just don't have any confidence anymore that people ID'ing as Christians are actually Christians.