I'm getting downvoted for being happy? I never said others should become parents but okay.
Totally can relate as a father but there are too many wonderful things about having my son that an infinite amount of panels to describe the joy would not be enough to showcase it.
When I went on the first few dates with my now-wife, I did not flirt with her as in try to tease her or do anything overtly sexual.
I honestly think I won her over because how enthusiastic I was about telling stories. She said I was so charming because of how passionate and animated I was while telling her about myself that she could see how confident and content I was.
Prior to meeting her at 35, I had never had a girlfriend and had only ever gone on 2 dates.
I agree that it's impossible not to affect others. Every action has a reaction which I hope sparks something positive from my end at least.
To give some perspective, I received my kidney transplant at 37 shortly after starting dialysis at 36 due to something out of my control. My wife almost passed from stage 3 breast cancer in 2017. I admit I'm biased and don't want to see others suffer from preventable diseases but do understand that everything has an inherent risk, including vaccines (present though smaller), and it's up to the player to play their hand as they see fit.
I said as well so I mean you both.
And that's a weird way to react as well, telling people to touch grass.
A genuine question: What about people who don't get vaccinated and can potentially spread their diseases? Does that not affect others just like choosing the risk of getting vaccinated?
At first I thought it was dumb but then I took the plunge.
To learn about recursion, first we must talk about recursion.
I have a huge fear of electricity. Even if I can work on the amp unplugged, I have anxiety even thinking of plugging it back in after an attempted fix. I need to get over it.
It's a CDP-120 and I think it's 6-7 years old? A neighbor gave it away for free since the key was broken after I told them my son was interested in music.
I'm so glad I was able to fix it! The key is a bit lower than normal after a few days now but still plays well.
I'm horrible with hardware and tools. All I really own is a small set of screwdrivers I bought from Daiso down the street. Everything else I have to borrow from my brother.
I didn't expect to be able to fix the broken key (a hammer mechanism inside the broken key no longer stayed in place), but with my son's craft glue and 24 hours of curing, the key is working as expected again.
I've been riding the high of fixing it all day.
In another post, the user who didn't want vaccines said it's that they did not want to put the comfort of others above their own.
I guess that's a valid stance but it's definitely not a view I share.