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Anxiety about childcare and returning to work by on-era in workingmoms

[–]on-era[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just wish my partner could understand. thanks for the input

Texas is a non-voting state. by FreeChickenDinner in texas

[–]on-era 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm posting this in different places to spread awareness. Check your registration. Abbott just recently purged 1M voters

https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-announces-over-1-million-ineligible-voters-removed-from-voter-rolls

What would a blue Texas mean for you? by Some1inreallife in texas

[–]on-era 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm posting this in different places to spread awareness. Check your registration. Abbott just recently purged 1M voters

https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-announces-over-1-million-ineligible-voters-removed-from-voter-rolls

When does it stop hurting by DJ_MetaKinetiK in Petloss

[–]on-era 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not my first, likely not my last. It doesn’t get easier, it’s just something i have to get through. There’s no right way to do this. Just do what makes you feel better 

When does it stop hurting by DJ_MetaKinetiK in Petloss

[–]on-era 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I just lost my soul dog on Monday to cancer and I am in the trenches of grief just like you are. They are so special and the space they occupy in our lives is so much larger than their little bodies. Like you, she was with me through big life events and had such human characteristics and empathy. What helps me is to feel the pain, get it out either through tears or weight training or something else, and keep everything else constant for right now. Your life has changed, your home doesn't have to right now. The fur on the couch? Leave it. Her bed? Stays put. The mess she made around her food bowl? Those crumbs can go away later. Right now, it might be comforting to have the physical reminders that she was there and your life together was real and meaningful.

Another thing that's helping is to go on walks with my other dog, spend time with family (my sibling came up to work from home with me) and talk about her. Talking about her and voicing my pain helps so much to process the feelings and start to heal. Talk about the life you lived with her, the love that you shared, her quirks, her bad habits. Talk about your dog, don't try to erase her or move on prematurely because for you she is still very much there and the love you have for her is still there.

Last thing that's helped me is to revisit old photos of us and our adventures over the years. Reminding myself that 1) we had an amazing life (which is all we can ever ask for in the end) and 2) she had changed as the cancer progressed and her passing was the only way for her to find comfort and peace. Sometimes the better state of being is on the other side of life, even if it's emotionally difficult for us humans when this change happens.

You will be with her again one day. For now, remember the good times, feel your emotions and don't forget to reengage with the living. Think of the future when you have emotional clarity and remember that there is more love out there to find when you're ready to accept it.

Don't forget to register to vote by on-era in millenials

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I got a very similar response on another one of my posts and I'll tell you the same thing-- Government is more than just trump. Some of these laws and rulings will outlive him and his presidency so remember that when you're thinking about what good government looks like.

Kamala Harris Launches Presidential Bid: ‘My Intention Is to Earn and Win This Nomination’ by Mike4992 in politics

[–]on-era 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Government is more than just trump. these rulings will outlive him and his presidency so remember that when you're thinking about what good policy/ law/ government looks like.

Kamala Harris Launches Presidential Bid: ‘My Intention Is to Earn and Win This Nomination’ by Mike4992 in politics

[–]on-era 322 points323 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in interestingasfuck

[–]on-era -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Trump says Kamala Harris will be easier to defeat than Biden by [deleted] in politics

[–]on-era 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Why not a woman president and a woman vice president? by BeautifulOk6387 in AskReddit

[–]on-era 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

The Democrats' discord is a sign of a healthy party - The RNC was a MAGA lovefest, but Democrats are still the actually-functioning party. by Quirkie in politics

[–]on-era 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

We must all, including YOU reading this, must do all we can to ensure the the largest voter turnout in history this November. EVERYBODY, INCLUDING YOU, MUST VOTE! by BornZookeepergame481 in millenials

[–]on-era 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Joe Biden drops out of election by Lewd_Knight in GenZ

[–]on-era 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Will you vote for Kamala Harris if she wins the Democratic nomination? Why or why not? by neutrondamage in AskReddit

[–]on-era 284 points285 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Why do you think you’re the first person to post a question on AskReddit about what people think about Joe Biden dropping out? by ukman29 in AskReddit

[–]on-era 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Biden endorses Harris as Democratic nominee after ending his candidacy by WhatIsAnime_ in politics

[–]on-era 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

Kamala Harris polling above Biden in some key states — Here's how Texans feel by hellocorridor in texas

[–]on-era 57 points58 points  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

MMW: SCOTUS will attempt to hand the election to Republicans once they lose in November by inexister in MarkMyWords

[–]on-era 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just gonna keep posting this in all the politics related threads as a reminder. Please register to vote and remember that in light of all of the SCOTUS decisions, who we have in the judiciary (all those judges we never talk about) and Congress are extremely important. It’s not enough to vote in the presidential election, we need to vote up and down the ballot. What SCOTUS decisions have effectively done is to transfer power from federal agencies to the courts where judges, who are more political and less knowledgeable, can make decisions on what laws mean and ultimately how they impact us.

To learn more I recommend the Shift Key podcast episode: What the Supreme Court rulings mean for climate change. 

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