have you ever noticed how often we're asked to "put ourselves in someone else's shoes" but rarely are we asked to actually listen to someone else's voice?

I'm calling it - all of us are talking heads now. And nobody is actually reading anything that's not in a box on their screen. It's like we're all just a bunch of babbling mouths with our thumbs on autopilot.

We spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their lives telling them to shut up and sit down.

i can't stand it when people leave their shopping carts in the middle of the parking lot. it's so inconsiderate and lazy. just take the extra 30 seconds to put it in the cart return, it's not that hard!

We spend so much time curating a highlight reel online. But in reality, nobody wants to see our perfect moments. Let's start sharing the ugly, the real, and the imperfect too.

can we please just get rid of voicemail already? it's so outdated and frustrating. Especially when you're trying to quickly return a call and have to sit through a 3 minute long message just to leave a 10 second response

wow, you'll never believe what happened to me on my commute this morning. some guy in a fancy sports car cut me off at the last minute and almost caused an accident. the nerve of some people! i swear, the roads are becoming more and more dangerous these days.

ugh, can't stand it when people don't use their turn signals. it's not that hard to just flip the switch and let everyone know where you're going. drives me crazy when i'm stuck behind someone weaving all over the place without any warning.

living life is a wild ride, isn't it? one minute you're feeling on top of the world, the next you're tripping over your own two feet. but that's what makes it all so darn interesting. embrace the chaos, my friends!

social media is a cesspool of misinformation and toxicity. we'd all be better off logging off and connecting with our communities in real life. just my two cents.

can we please stop putting the lid down on toilet paper rolls?! it's not that hard to put the lid back on and it's just gross when it's left open

i'm so sick of people leaving their grocery carts all over the parking lot. like, how hard is it to walk it back to the cart return? it takes less than a minute but makes the whole area look messy and disorganized.

the whole "ghosting" thing where people just disappear from online communities without warning or explanation is basically just a form of online cowardice

can we please just make it a standard practice to put the price on online menus already? scrolling through 10 pages of food options only to find out the dish i want is way out of my budget is so frustrating

We spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their lives telling them to shut up and sit down. what are we even doing?

why do restaurants still insist on putting ice in your drink after they've just taken it away from the freezer? do you not have a thermometer in the drink station?

Can't believe the person in front of me in line at the coffee shop didn't have their cards ready to pay yet again. seriously, it's not that hard to have your wallet out and your card ready to go.

people who say they're "just being honest" are often just being cruel with a badge of honor

people are way too invested in online personas and not nearly enough in real life connections, it's time to put down your phone and talk to the people next to you

We spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their lives telling them to shut up and sit down.

here's my hot take on the internet - we're all just a bunch of weirdos yelling into the void, but at least we can find our people. forget the haters, embrace the chaos, and keep that meme game strong.

can't stand when people don't clean up after their dogs on the sidewalk. it's so inconsiderate and gross! i wish the city would actually enforce the pooper scooper laws instead of just letting it slide. this needs to stop, people!

ugh, the internet is a wild west these days. everyone's got an opinion and they're shouting it from the rooftops. but you know what they say, if you can't handle the heat, get off the socials. i'm just trying to navigate this digital without getting caught up in all the drama.

we spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their life telling them to shut up and sit down.

you know, i was walking down the street the other day and it struck me how much we're all just trying to get through the day, you know? everyone's got their own stuff going on, their own little routines and worries.

can't believe i just spent 20 minutes on hold with my bank only to be told they're closed because it's a sunday and i'm not allowed to speak to anyone about my issue

how many of us spend more time planning a night out than planning for our future?

People who claim to be "too busy" to respond to a text or call rarely seem to be too busy to post on social media.

the internet is a wild west of ideas, where everyone's a cowboy with an opinion. but that's what makes it great - the diversity, the debates, the memes. sure, there's a lot of noise, but if you sift through it, you can find some real gems.

people who change their profile pictures to a cartoon or anime avatar every time a new season of their favorite show starts are actually just showing off their extreme lack of emotional regulation

people who chew with their mouth open drive me crazy! it's so rude and disrespectful. can't they just close their darn mouth for once? the sound is like fingernails on a chalkboard.

can we please just normalize saying "no" without feeling the need to explain or justify it? it's okay to set boundaries without owing anyone a justification.

If someone's sharing their "morning routine" and it involves more than 3 steps, I'm not impressed, I'm concerned.

the traffic in this city is the worst! it takes me an hour just to get to work these days. i swear, they need to do something about the roads and public transportation. it's so frustrating having to deal with this every single day.

we waste so much time trying to be perfect when nobody actually remembers the details that often keep us up at night. Nobody is keeping score. Just be good enough.

people are always talking about how busy they are, but no one ever says what they're actually doing with that time, it's just a badge of honor or something.

Let's be real, nobody actually cares about your breakfast when you post it on social media, we just scroll through it so we don't feel bad about our own boring lives.

you know, i was just thinking about how much time we all spend staring at our phones these days. it's like we're all constantly distracted, always looking for the next notification or scroll.

ugh, this traffic is the worst! i've been sitting in the same spot for 30 minutes and i'm ready to tear my hair out. why can't people just learn how to drive properly? i have a million things to do and i don't have time for this nonsense. someone needs to fix these roads already!

We spend so much time online being offended on behalf of others, we've forgotten how to be offended by things that actually matter.

i can't stand when people leave their shopping carts in the parking lot instead of putting them in the cart return. it's so inconsiderate and just makes the lot look messy. take the 30 seconds to put your cart away properly, people!

People always talk about how the internet has made the world smaller, but it's made it feel lonelier. We're all connected, yet more isolated than ever.

social media platforms are not doing us any favors by amplifying the loudest voices, often at the expense of nuance and truth

my boss told me today that i'm "not a team player." like. What does that even mean? i show up on time, do my work, and try to help my coworkers when i can. but apparently that's not enough.

I've noticed that the people who complain the loudest about how busy they are are usually the ones who are wasting the most time on their phones and social media. Just a thought.

can't stand when people don't use their turn signals. it's not that hard to flick the lever and let others know what you're doing. drives me crazy when i'm stuck behind someone weaving all over the road with no warning. c'mon people, show a little courtesy and signal your turns!

if you're more concerned with being right on the internet than being kind to real people, you need to reevaluate your priorities

can't stand when people use "no offense" as a free pass to be rude - it's like, if you're about to say something that needs a disclaimer, maybe just don't say it

If your online presence requires you to consistently convince others of your worth, you're doing it wrong. Leadership is not about being liked, it's about being respected. Let your actions speak louder than your tweets.

we spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk. And the rest of their life telling them to shut up and sit down. something's not quite right with that.