Yes! My only problem is that the werewolves were a little difficult to follow.

Interesting! I have not read yozakura family. Will check it out!

I can't agree more. Red hunters reminds of a lot of claymore.

The worst state in the US to live in apparently.

Apparently, worst state in the US to live in.

The crossover we never knew we needed

Wtf! I thought only I did this haha

Alright, I will give it a look. Thank you very much!

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I checked it out! even though its not for micro-macrame, it does look suitable for macrame decoration pieces in general

Welp! You basically helped me out, haha <3 thank you very much. I agree with you. It's better to be realistically consistent than trying to be perfect in every way.

I also put a lot of effort into all the other aspects of my life when it comes to eco-awareness so this will help keeping a balance and giving it a new perspective.

Thanks friend!

En este también he estado varias veces. Está chuli pero como han comentado otros: no es muy tranquilo. No obstante, me gusta ir ahí. Unas cervecitas y unos amigitos y todo fluye bien.

Muchas gracias por tu granito <3

Pues justo el otro día fui al parque lineal del manzanares que está relativamente cerquita del parque que mencionas. Me gustó mucho la zona así que gracias por la recomendación! Y seguramente iré a Bite Me jejej

Hola!! Sí, de hecho es el parque en el que más he estado. Cada vez veo cositas nuevas ya que es bastante grande. Del Parque Juan Carlos I recomiendo ir al invernadero que tienen. Es un micromundito que sienta bien al alma :)

The type of comment I wanted to hear ❤️

Hi!!

I (22F) live in a similar situation.

Due to covid I had to move back with my mother because I had used all my saving on 6 months of no work cuz of lock down. After running out of money, I moved countries to atleast have food and love.

I love my mom and my brother. But I also love myself and my time. I have always had a hard time setting boundaries and putting myself first and that has been my main lesson since I moved back in September last year.

My goal now is to learn to be okay with saying no, I don't agree, there is another way or I don't feel like it. I'm learning to put my opinion on the table. I have always been the youngest of the family so I was always treated like a baby even though I was aware of the alcoholism of my dead father, the addiction of my toxic sister and the suffering of my mom because of the whole. Due to this, I just wanted to be light and positivity. Which sometimes means renouncing to me and fulfilling others.

I am also trying to go through university. This is my second degree (psychology) after I dropped out of translation in 2019 because my father passed away, crazy relationship and too much on my mind. Ngl, it's hard. It's hard to keep focus in an environment where you feel that your input or help is not enough and you keep putting more, more and more.

My step for freedom at the moment is my online Spanish classes. I chose to work giving online Spanish classes so that I can feel a Lil productive and that I am paying my part (partly taking off the responsibility I feel for living under my mom's roof again). All though I have two students that pay 14€ a class and I can't really live off of that, it's a start. Slowly you will get to know more people, more places and new opportunities.

Learn to be patient in a fast pace world. Learn to be nice to yourself in a judging and hard-to-content world. Be happy with your choices. Don't do them for others.

You are right.

Thank you very much. It helps to hear someone's input.

Hope you have a wonderful day🌼

And what about not really knowing what the outcome may be? I'm trying to be open to "there is no such a thing as good or bad, just choices". But I know that certain choices may be more enriching than others.

On the other hand, I might just be scared. Lol