@gabriel_true Day 112: I can't wait for next Saturday! That's apparently when our baby brother gets to start his Birthday advent calendar, and I'm excited to see him open up/get stuff as well as his reaction to each present. I especially can't wait for his reaction to those basketball game tickets-ugh! Is it next Saturday yet? I love seeing people receive good things, it makes me happy. Anyhow, God once again pulled through today unexpectedly. I just ran out of the food gifted to me (but it lasted longer than expected for a house full of nine) today – but for dinner, one of our brother's friends sent pizza over along with bread sticks and peanut butter m&m brownies, so God continues to watch out for us continuously. This situation makes me realize though that it's been literally YEARS since I've had more than one meal in a day XD, like...me and the family only eat once in a day, but I'm excited for the days where we can start eating breakfasts and such again. Until then, I'm thankful for what God has given us for today. - I'm Very Happy Right Now: Ying-Ying

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Just finished playing black ops 3 multiplayer with one of my step daughters. I was taunting her by stepping in front of her gun but she got the hang of it rq and killed me lol. Even saw some mlg jump shots lol. She did good for first time using a controller. Was fun bonding with her. Just finished eating together and now I'm looking at wedding dresses with my gf. Edit: Just did tiktoks with my step daughters and my gf was so nice.

It’s not that men don’t have emotions, or that they aren’t allowed to cry. Being a man isn’t just a gender, it’s a role. And that role dictates that there’s a time and place for emotion. In a crisis people need men to be the pillars of support and strength. Actions need to be taken and urgency dictates there’s no time for being emotional. However, when the immediate crisis is over, even die hard tough guys will break down and cry. It’s keeping your emotions in check at the appropriate times that make you a man. Keeping your anger in check when talking to women. Keeping fear in check dealing with a crisis. Keeping your hormones in check and when they aren’t appropriate for the situation. Crying during sad movies is totally acceptable. It’s time and place.

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