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Part 2 of 2. I’ll note that this picture was taken in front of a liquor store. Not exactly a high-class establishment, yet note that anyone can just walk up and take the bundles of forewood and drop their money into the attached drop box… or use the Venmo code to pay. Nobody is watching it.
About 100 yards away there’s a “library” kiosk on a street corner where people can take or leave books. She pointed out that a lady on our street runs a little bakery out of her kitchen. She had a tent set up in her front yard where people can go in, pick up some homemade baked goods, and leave their money in a box… nobody is there, either.
I’ll let you guess about the demographics of the neighborhood, and the political party of the mayor and the members of the city council.
Part 1 of 2. This may not fit the theme perfectly, but it’s as good a place as any.
I’ve had reason lately to contemplate the difference between living in a high-trust society (a patriarchal one), and a low-trust society (examples abound). I took this picture and showed it to my wife. It was so ordinary that she didn’t know why I thought it was worth noticing.
Well lady... this love from me..... will there be a financial aspect to it? Oh, there will !?? Well isn't that just convenient .... for you.
Love, kisses, prayers, and shoes. Sounds like the only god she worships are the greenbacks that say "In God We Trust".
Sorry drunk and/or foreign lady, but my name isn't Jan.
I do love God, but not you or your son.
If you really do love God, ask your father to find you a husband, because you are his property and he probably knows a bit more than you do about whom to pick. Your emoji-fu isn't all that helpful here.
I always recommend watching PlayingWithFire on YouTube. He has tons of great videos about texting as well as general TRP-adjacent themes. He certainly helped me earlier in my journey.
@redpillschool Okay good, I just thought my dic pic broke the site from being too huge
