Laura
@lshalott.bsky.social
“But the fighter still remains.” Lover of justice and mercy. Wearer of sassy britches and a wonky face. Chaos goblin. Fiercely loved in her chaos and her calm.
My answer and reasons are similar to yours!
September 15, 2025 at 2:52 PM
My answer and reasons are similar to yours!
Oh, allow me to clarify: it was my request not to schedule the surgery until October. The surgeon could have scheduled it sooner than that. But on the whole, yes, I agree there is way too long of a wait to access healthcare in America.
July 8, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Oh, allow me to clarify: it was my request not to schedule the surgery until October. The surgeon could have scheduled it sooner than that. But on the whole, yes, I agree there is way too long of a wait to access healthcare in America.
That’s absolutely amazing–congratulations! I hope you feel so proud of yourself.
June 30, 2025 at 2:07 AM
That’s absolutely amazing–congratulations! I hope you feel so proud of yourself.
Fake news. There’s no beard.
June 19, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Fake news. There’s no beard.
Get this filth off my Christian timeline.
June 12, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Get this filth off my Christian timeline.
I am telling MY friends about my family member’s impending death. I get to choose what words I want to use to communicate this news. My friends do not need this news softened for them. Next time, try choosing compassion and don’t name call someone facing a family member’s death.
June 5, 2025 at 7:56 PM
I am telling MY friends about my family member’s impending death. I get to choose what words I want to use to communicate this news. My friends do not need this news softened for them. Next time, try choosing compassion and don’t name call someone facing a family member’s death.
If I were telling *her* close friends, yes, I would likely bow to social norms and use euphemisms. But as I process this for myself and tell the news to my friends, who do not need language softened for them because they do not know her, it’s best for me to use clear and direct language.
June 5, 2025 at 7:49 PM
If I were telling *her* close friends, yes, I would likely bow to social norms and use euphemisms. But as I process this for myself and tell the news to my friends, who do not need language softened for them because they do not know her, it’s best for me to use clear and direct language.
UPDATE: I’ve realized that the wording of my post is ambiguous, so let me clearly state: I am telling *my* close friends about the impending death of my family member. I am not telling my family member’s close friends about her impending death.
June 5, 2025 at 7:48 PM
UPDATE: I’ve realized that the wording of my post is ambiguous, so let me clearly state: I am telling *my* close friends about the impending death of my family member. I am not telling my family member’s close friends about her impending death.