
Most humans are oddly attracted to the cold sweet stuff, it seems, but if it is causing problems in your life, you could contact the Center for Student Wellness for advice: bit.ly/BC-health-promo
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Most humans are oddly attracted to the cold sweet stuff, it seems, but if it is causing problems in your life, you could contact the Center for Student Wellness for advice: bit.ly/BC-health-promo
I dunno, but this one looks fun: https://bit.ly/bc-wind
Can’t make a recommendation as I’m not really built for yoga, but it looks like there are a couple of studios that offer it: https://bit.ly/bc-fly
Not too long, now: “The adventure begins 5.12.23” per zelda.com. Enjoy!`
That can be challenging! But also potentially rewarding. The thing to do is talk about underlying values: what moral/ethical values lead each of you to your political positions? You might find common ground in those underlying values, even if the path to achieving them is different.
Friendships can be the most life-giving relationships but if the relationship has changed so that both people are no longer contributing, then it might not be a friendship anymore. It is ultimately up to you to determine if you think the friendship is worth fighting for and rebuilding, or if you want to give it time or let it go.
Changing formats like this is a great idea. Maybe try texting if talking in person is too scary? You could also try changing situations. Maybe a quiet place? Maybe a small group instead of a large one? Or maybe bring a friend to make you feel more secure? It’s all good. Figure out what’s comfortable for you.