Goteem

If I'm going slow through a suburban area I'll often let go for a second here or there, or just hold on with a couple fingers with my hand on my lap. It's not a good habit, but if your car drives straight you'll feel far more confident

He probably noticed that you never let go of your wheel, or the times that you did the car veered off

It's probably the best way to spot if someone's not servicing their car regularly, considering wheel alignments are ultra cheap and are sometimes even done for free alongside a service.

Only if they plan to use those buttons

My only relevant keybinds at my home computer are F6 and F7 unless I'm playing sc2, so for the most part this would be fine

Life didn't even start for me until 27 bro, you're doing great

We poor as fuck my friend, the only thing worse than putting a 30 year old into debt is putting a 55 year old into debt haha

That's beautiful. Hopefully my girlfriend is down for something similar, I don't wanna deal with the other bs

And for good reason. How many people go to marriages to either:

1: Drink on someone else's dime

2: to inflict their own beliefs onto the couple

Weddings aren't for the bride and groom, if they were, they wouldn't send the couple in debt.

Well, you're not gonna stop experiencing stuff, so why invite the misery of experiences you aren't currently having? That mental and emotional space could be better spent investing in yourself for the future you, a version of you that's better for relationships.

Correct. You aren't able to control reality over the short term, but you can control how you react to it. It takes years, decades, to change your life, but you can change your reaction in weeks or months, and to be honest, removing that misery from your mental space will open up room for things that serve you better

You've never used the wrong tool to try to get the job done because you were too lazy to make a trip to the toolbox?

I get it, I'm trying to adjust to only having about 3 or so hours at home per day, time management is hard, but setting goals and priorities helps a lot

Spending time with people you love can oftentimes be free, or at worst pretty cheap.

It's still your best, and better yet, it opens up avenues to do betterer, meaning that eventually you have a new best to aspire for while still doing your best regardless.

Idk what this is but it made my brain hurt, I have a lot of trouble with abstract shapes, this fucked me up real bad

"I'm Batman!"

Feel free to elaborate on how the psychological phenomenons differ, because as somebody who does believe in myself I see no functional difference between believing in someone else and believing in myself. The mental structure is the same, the fear of failure is the same, and the reward when you can trust your belief is the same.