Category: Random

No, we’re just good friends

Though my heart goes to my beloved Lobby Door, Floor and I have always been great friends. Floor is so supportive to everyone, and never takes offense, even when someone steps all over them.

Wallus? I don’t think you wrote wallus, but that’s what it looks like to my aging eyes. At any rate, I’m always full of Answer Wall energy for answering questions, if that’s what you’re wondering. I would love to answer your questions.

Since the deadline is today, I suggest you write a pro/con list, be totally honest with yourself, and go with your gut. Best of luck!

I’m so sorry. Let the tears flow, and peace will follow. Ask a friend to give you a hug on my behalf.

❤️

Hold on to that. Love is love is love is love.

Presidents, fashion designers, ❤️ all the Yoons!

Hi there!

If there’s a risk they’ll harm you in some way, it’s worth weighing that risk against the joy of doing something you enjoy. I hate to think you’d limit your life just to avoid seeing someone you don’t like.

I scoured a bunch of sites recommended by my pal Google. They provided generally sound advice like being respectful, making eye contact, and showering regularly. But I would add, be your authentic self. Even if it isn’t rizz.

Yes, I am. And so I appreciate your care with open flames around me.

Very kindly motivation on your part. I don’t recommend acting on it. ???

Revise, revise, revise!

There’s not any one book that covers the entirety of psychology comprehensively without being dull. Here are some interesting, engaging titles to serve as entry points into a variety of fields within psychology: Thinking, Fast & Slow, by Daniel Kahneman (bit.ly/bcl-thinking-fast-slow), Investigating Pop Psychology: Pseudoscience, Fringe Science, and Controversies, edited by Stephen Hupp and Richard Wiseman (bit.ly/bcl-pop-psych), The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales, by Oliver Sacks (bit.ly/bcl-man-mistook-wife), The Neuroscientist Who Lost Her Mind: My Tale of of Madness and Recovery (bit.ly/bcl-neuro-lost-mind), and for comprehensive context, The Oxford Encyclopedia of the History of Pyschology (bit.ly/bcl-oxford-history-psychology). Enjoy!

I strongly support recovery programs! I hope everyone addicted to anything can find a recovery program that suits them & gets the support they need to stay sober.

Patience with yourself and practice is the short answer. Often pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone, and practicing positive self-affirmation and positive body language are a good starting point. And avoiding comparison. As a wall, I’d say standing straight and being happy with who I am is key, and I’ve also accepted that I’ll never get as much human interaction as the library door and that doesn’t change how much I’m needed as a wall.

Anything that requires auditions is brutal, you have my sympathy. Is there another thing you could do with those talents that you’d enjoy? With a lot of arts anything you do makes you better at them, and it’s a small world, your shot might come around again a little later.

Embrace who you are! No need to be different than who you are. (Also, watching comedy can be a helpful way to develop a sense of humor if you wish to investigate further.)

As a wall, I don’t actually eat. But cheesy fries sound intriguing…

Do your best. And be honest that some circumstances aren’t adapted to your strengths. For instance, I’m good at being supportive, but if you need an anchor for an 800m relay, please understand that’s not me.