Reblogging this here too.
Can I get this on a shirt?
My parents and teachers adhering to this would have made my childhood and adolescence so much easier. Even now, though I’m in a typically “extrovert” profession (theatre), this is how I operate. Especially the sixth one….depending on the situation, I can get very freaked out when things suddenly change or people expect me to do something with short notice. My parents really need to understand the fourth one. Every time me and my mom argue, she snaps at me when I don’t answer fast enough for her, which just stresses me out even more and then I end up angry and crying and it’s no good.
I clearly haven’t been taking good care of myself
(Source: planetofthefakes)
There are no exceptions
We recently bought a new sofa after the old one barely lasted a year of being sat on (that teaches us for buying a cheap sofa…) which can only mean one thing; Tali has something else to sleep on and hog with her elongated sleeping habits.
“The Etiquette Lesson: There are things we all should and should not do. Save lives versus taking them, preserve evidence as opposed to destroying it… well, you get the idea. And now, lessons in politeness and appropriateness from Captain America and Deadpool…” - Baby’s First Deadpool Book.
Ever my role model.
I’m always leaving out feet because I really suck at drawing feet and shoes… So here some studies.
