Ask us anything part 3

[Alucard87]

I always try to have bigger bills but I wouldnt be ashame if I only have 20s. If she’s not happy, she can wipe her butt with them!

I might pay extra if I can wipe her ass with the bills...

 

[Enjoying life]

Do men really find that look attractive? Someone I know just posted her photos in story calling her lips “goals” and I had to check I was fully awake and not just having a nightmare. I am sorry to this woman but she probably needs one or several visits with a psy

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Cra cra

 

[S.S neo]

I think it's easier nowadays to have body dismorphia when you look at yourself all day on your phone, when you take 100 selfies per day and try as many filters to "look prettier". They compare their real selves to all their modified photos on their socials all day, every day, so in the end they want to look like their pictures.

Amen

 

[Lunaseraphim]

I think it's easier nowadays to have body dismorphia when you look at yourself all day on your phone, when you take 100 selfies per day and try as many filters to "look prettier". They compare their real selves to all their modified photos on their socials all day, every day, so in the end they want to look like their pictures.

That's so true. I only take selfies for my work socials but I rarely do it in my personal life. Filters are also very upsetting.. however I think self portraits can be used in a positive and healing way.

 

[LeDodo]

Do you set personal/professional boundaries like no professional email/checking during certain periods? Like with a defined schedule or when you are spending personal time?

 

[LC18]

Do you set personal/professional boundaries like no professional email/checking during certain periods? Like with a defined schedule or when you are spending personal time?

No.

 

[Michelle Gunn]

Do you set personal/professional boundaries like no professional email/checking during certain periods? Like with a defined schedule or when you are spending personal time?

I tell myself that I don't look at my phone between midnight and noon, but I don't always respect that rule.

 

[Rebaynia]

Do you set personal/professional boundaries like no professional email/checking during certain periods? Like with a defined schedule or when you are spending personal time?

I'm a workaholic at my other job, so rarely do I even think to take my phone out while there, so messages can go unanswered from 8am-4pm on the days I am there, unless I am takeing a bathroom break or it is a slow enough day at work I have a moment to check. My boss knows I have my own business, and doesn't actually restrict my phone use, I just don't think of it.

I don't answer while I am sleeping at night, but most days start responding back as soon as I wake up.

When I am camping or off for the week I am unavailable, I can forget to check my phone for hours as well.

I check emails when I remember, like once a day, or a few days can pass before I think to check.

When I am in the company of others I don't tend to check my phone either. Only once I get back to my vehicle after the visit.

As for other social media, I give it like 10 minutes a week if I remember to check it that week.

Text really is the only way I am likely to respond regularly and quickly, when I get around to it.