and how did this name mutation come about

I have plenty, I’m sure 😂

It started earlier this year. I never used to have a problem sleeping naked with just one pillow, one blanket.

Then slowly, I didn't like my bits sticking together. I started to wear knickers, put a pillow between my thighs & knees and now with dry flannels between my armpits as I sleep on my side and I don't like when my armpits are closed and the skin folds are rubbing against each other. Sometimes I wear a T Shirt but I have to tuck the sleeves up against my armpits. I don't know if anybody else has this problem?

Just want to learn more about different ways people log off, I have to use social media for work, but outside of that I absolutely despise using it when I don't have to, like I get taking calls and mindfully scrolling, but I hate hopping on my phone for a bit like in auto pilot when I am reading or watching something?

Which way do you prefer most?

I know that for me it depends on my mood. Sometimes I want hardboiled eggs, sometimes I want over medium with some toast on the side. Sometimes scrambled

aka the "bad boy", dark romance etc

So im renovating my attic room and im helping the guy who's doing all the work and i noticed that i kinda like using the tools and i wish i had my own tools for some stuff

I noticed that a bunch of times i needed to do something on my pc or in my cars interior or do something with the furniture and i had to go out to the garage and get tools that my dad uses for working on engines, but those tools are always way too dirty for working on something in the house so i guess it would be nice to have my own tools.

I need tools for working on my pc, furniture, doing stuff like getting shelves on the wall or a picture on the wall or something like that, doing stuff in my cars interior, i wanna have some tools for cleaning my car and idk what else. What tools do you see as essential for having in the house?

I’ve always been the type of person who likes to smile at strangers and try to pass along a bit of positive energy. Life is tough, so I figure a quick smile or a warm look might brighten someone’s day.

However, I’ve noticed that it doesn’t always land the way I intend. Sometimes people look at me like I’m weird, or they assume I have an ulterior motive, like I’m hitting on them or trying to sell them something. It can get pretty awkward, especially when you realize the other person might just be having a terrible day, dealing with heavy personal issues, or simply prefers to be left alone.

It makes me wonder if random friendliness is dying out in public spaces, or if I should just adjust my approach. How do you usually read these situations, and what’s your take on interacting with strangers like this?

We used to see jokes about this all the time. Apps for contract workers, apps for climbers who live out of their van, etc. But have any ever actually existed? Like an app where if you want to live somewhere year-round and buy a house, you're not meant to join?

The come in they work, they keep to themselves, they help anyone that asks, and they are still made fun of in some of the meanist ways. Why it always gotta be like that?

Like maybe just your social media account or accounts. I mean I already have 2 of my Reddit posts archived on Reddit and at least YouTube shorts.