re: Saying "No"

SO TIRED. BUT LAST DAY. Just twelve eleven ten short hours to freedom. The weather is the sort of lovely where all the snow piled up in yards is melting rapidly enough to pool in the streets and then freeze into sheer ice overnight, which sucks for keeping all of my bones intact, but so far so good!

In 'the spending will continue until morale improves' news, I hit up the GOG spring sale (and might do so again tonight) and also bought some expensive over-ear wireless headphones to finally save myself from the weird muffling effects earbuds can have in my fucked up ears when I listen to things at home for some reason and also got a couple stray Pokemon cards in the mail. A few cards closer to filling in my childhood collection!

My brother started his new job today, which is good, and he's once again being paid significantly more than anyone else in the house, which will never stop stinging. He would have started yesterday, but he had jury duty. Large adult brother!

I'm gonna sleep so fuckin' good tonight.

How Easy — or Hard — Is It for You to Say No When You Want To?

I've gotten better at it over the years! But also I now often find myself saying no and then instantly regretting it, which feels worse?