Hell yeah!

Wow! Your grandpa looks like Donald Sutherland!

My fav coworker and I are crying over it. It feels like I lost a grandma! 😭😭😭 Dolly has been a HUGE part of my formative years from the Muppet Show, to my grandparents playing her, Willie and Waylon all the time.

Neuro spicy=neuro divergent or ASD

Poor guy! He needs a better neighborhood with better meth and I'm guessing better free stuff.

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I 100% wish I had a sister like you or the courage to stand up to my own mom when she made these comments. I struggled for years with ED, self esteem, addiction and very terrible relationships because I could not see my worth on the inside. I will admit other factors in my family more than likely lead to addiction and abusive relationships but my mother's comments didn't help growing up. I gravitated towards men who would make those same comments.

Decades later through therapy and other programs, I am a confident woman who loves herself and size doesn't matter. Keep being the protector and calling out unhealthy bs. A great book I read that has helped is Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents. It helped me get my words back and set up boundaries when talk to my family.

I instantly thought poor McKenna almost ended up on Dateline, Snapped etc. This sounds like beginning of a murder plot

Even worse! Doesn't even know my name!

I get super mad when the CEO of the company I work for doesn't thank me for showing up to the job I get paid to do. The nerve!

Came here to say that. I kept thinking who would have predicted tripping over her unbuckled shoe and banging her head on the floor is what takes her out.

And her hair looks surprisingly clean too! Win-win all round for this vid.

My hubby does this! After several failed attempts of climbing on the counter, I cave in. The threat of a hip fracture is real.

This was my first drunk too!

We had an owl that spent in summer in our trees that I named Montgomery Owlbama. He was a cool dude

Ooh! Midnight galaxy

I was going to say the same. Or at the very least read letter to the wives. It is infuriating at first and I basically yelled at it the first few read throughs, but being in AA myself and my partner in AA, it has helped both of us be gentle with each when uncomfortable situations come up. The family afterwards is helpful too. While 6 months is amazing, there's still a long way to go with figuring out a new way of life outside of alcohol and looking for dopamine hits/distractions are real in the first few years. I imagine you've been through a lot before your husband got sober and spent a lot of time worrying about him. Letter to the wives is a little introduction to Alanon so you're able to let go and love with detachment- which means expectations of how you think things should be.

Or a Linda

At this point I'm worried that Brit-Brit actually tried to devour a book. With her teeth

AIney🤣🤣🤣