I am not a pushover and stand up against misstreatment, especially at workplace
I take stuff often personal
this post was submitted on 30 Jan 2026
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Both things are difficult.
How is standing up and knowing your rights a difficult thing?
It isn't for me personally but undeniably is for many. Especially when considering the consequences of that action depending on specific contexts.
My best habit is always, automatically being trusting.
My worst habit is always, automatically being trusting.
I feel that so hard.
Best habit is paying expenses before spending on things I want.
Worst habit is eating nearly all the food within a week.
I'm the same way.
I've been lifting weights somewhat regularly for almost 20 years. That's probably the best one.
Weed and porn not so much.
Everything in moderation my friend.
Best is pattern recognition. I can quickly notice when something has gone wrong and adjust to correct it.
Worst is pattern recognition. I cannot turn this ability off.
Best: I I have great personal hygiene.
Worst: I drink too much
Best is giving massages, worst is self-harm
Yikes, sorry to hear that.
I'm good at being frugal and not having overconsumption of buying unnecessary items.
I'm postponing everything to the last minute
Best: occasional journaling
Worst: doom scrolling
Worst habit: eating at the computer.
Best habit: maintaining a personal calendar.