M1DN1GHTS0UL (@m1dn1ghts0ul) on myLot

M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I stayed off of facebook for 2 years. I honestly forgot about it until people brought it up. The reason why I left facebook to begin with was because of all the drama and negativity I would read/see every day. I normally don't...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @kaylachan That's a good idea! It's an addiction for some. So just like a lot of addictions, it's best to ween off of it. I'll definitely recommend that to her!

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I stayed off of facebook for 2 years. I honestly forgot about it until people brought it up. The reason why I left facebook to begin with was because of all the drama and negativity I would read/see every day. I normally don't...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL Yeah, I'm in the same boat! It's crazy though.. I have a friend that recently deactivated her facebook, and she texted me asking "When does it get easier? I deactivated my facebook yesterday, and disabled the app because it won't let me uninstall it. But since...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I stayed off of facebook for 2 years. I honestly forgot about it until people brought it up. The reason why I left facebook to begin with was because of all the drama and negativity I would read/see every day. I normally don't...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL Yeah, I guess they can't really stop a person from posting something. I do the same thing. I like posting and sharing funny stuff. I've had my fair share of witnessing people get bullied online. I've always been one of the only ones to give them words of...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I stayed off of facebook for 2 years. I honestly forgot about it until people brought it up. The reason why I left facebook to begin with was because of all the drama and negativity I would read/see every day. I normally don't...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I thought that by now, I'd know what I want to do with my life. I was wrong. I can't seem to stay happy with any job that I have. I'm somewhat of a female jack of all trades. I like to try things, get really good at them, and then...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL This is a good idea too. Thank you!

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I thought that by now, I'd know what I want to do with my life. I was wrong. I can't seem to stay happy with any job that I have. I'm somewhat of a female jack of all trades. I like to try things, get really good at them, and then...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL That's actually a good idea. Maybe I'll find something that I'll want to stick with for a long time through doing that! Thank you!

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I thought that by now, I'd know what I want to do with my life. I was wrong. I can't seem to stay happy with any job that I have. I'm somewhat of a female jack of all trades. I like to try things, get really good at them, and then...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL That's true. I don't really jump from job to job. I usually stick with a job for 2-5 years before moving on. I've been working since I was 14. I'm 30.

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I thought that by now, I'd know what I want to do with my life. I was wrong. I can't seem to stay happy with any job that I have. I'm somewhat of a female jack of all trades. I like to try things, get really good at them, and then...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I currently work Full-Time. I'm very grateful for this. A lot of people are saying that I'm lucky that I'm able to work during this global pandemic. However, I am risking my own health every day. I work at a physiotherapy clinic,...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL I agree with you. I believe that a lot of businesses were closed unfairly as well. In my hometown, all of the tattoo shops were closed down. I thought that it was absurd. Certified tattoo artists have been using masks, gloves, and limiting the amount of...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 21 Feb 21

I currently work Full-Time. I'm very grateful for this. A lot of people are saying that I'm lucky that I'm able to work during this global pandemic. However, I am risking my own health every day. I work at a physiotherapy clinic,...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 6 Nov 20

I'm just curious. I've always loved writing letters to people. I even joined some secret letter websites. It was fun! I became penpals with an "army brat"(as she called herself). She was very interesting. She told me all about how...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 3 Nov 20

I read that the average person forgets up to 95% of their dreams shortly after they wake up. This isn't the case for me. I'm not sure why, but I'm a daily dreamer. My dreams are always very vivid, so it's easy for me to remember...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL That was very informative. Thank you! Hmm, so maybe my long dreams that I remember are actually only a few minutes in reality? They seem so long. A lot longer than a movie. I remember details, all the way down to the buttons on a stranger's jacket. I remember...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 3 Nov 20

I read that the average person forgets up to 95% of their dreams shortly after they wake up. This isn't the case for me. I'm not sure why, but I'm a daily dreamer. My dreams are always very vivid, so it's easy for me to remember...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL Yes, sharing it is a good idea. Sometimes I write them down if it was a really significant or interesting dream. Or I search Google to see if my dreams have any meaning to them.

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 3 Nov 20

I read that the average person forgets up to 95% of their dreams shortly after they wake up. This isn't the case for me. I'm not sure why, but I'm a daily dreamer. My dreams are always very vivid, so it's easy for me to remember...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL Lol! Well, I probably remember my dreams better than I remember anything else in real life. So, I guess I have selective memory? Not sure what to call it.

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 3 Nov 20

I read that the average person forgets up to 95% of their dreams shortly after they wake up. This isn't the case for me. I'm not sure why, but I'm a daily dreamer. My dreams are always very vivid, so it's easy for me to remember...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL Hmm, that's interesting! Thanks for sharing that. As for me, I remember my dreams even if they're boring. Some of my dreams are just like any normal day. Sometimes it gets confusing because I can dream about driving to work and sitting in the office. Then, my...

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popciclecold @popciclecold (39510) • United States 3 Nov 20

We've all had power naps in our time, but I was just wondering what causes us to have them, and why they're not regular. Been a long time since I had one, sleep maybe ten minutes, and feel as though you slept all night. When was...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL Fun fact: a lot of famous inventors, philosophers, artists, etc would ONLY have power naps. Einstein was one of them. When you have a chance, search it up. It's pretty interesting. The reason you feel more awake after a power nap is because your body releases...

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[eds] @ZedSmart (19786) • Philippines 3 Nov 20

Finished dinner a while ago. I'm sitting now and watch news on TV. I have a pack of peanuts bought at the convenience store before going home and I'm enjoying it now. Am I eating too much? Oh please don't worry it's just a small...

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M1DN1GHTS0UL If it's a small portion, you'll be fine. Anything can be unhealthy if you have too much of it. Sit back and enjoy!

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M1DN1GHTS0UL @m1dn1ghts0ul (63) • Canada 3 Nov 20

I read that the average person forgets up to 95% of their dreams shortly after they wake up. This isn't the case for me. I'm not sure why, but I'm a daily dreamer. My dreams are always very vivid, so it's easy for me to remember...

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