Jumping on another post what have your highlights outside of fab been for 2024
For me it’s realising the only person that has to like me is me
Realising working consistent 70 hours weeks only benefits the company (I am salaried)
Getting my blood pressure under control
Spending time doing what I like doing
What are yours? |
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Somehow getting a promotion in a job I hate.
Finally knocking it on the head with my ex-fuck buddy.
Learning how to feel good about myself and be more confident.
I've made new actual friends though various activities.
I had my first holiday abroad in over 12 years.
Looking forward to more changes in 2025. |
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By *sWyldWoman 2 weeks ago
Edinburgh |
Traveling. I've been so incredibly lucky this year to do so much of it and I'm determined I'm not stopping.
Going on my first solo trip was big for me and I loved it. It was liberating and empowering.
My guest slot performing at the Edinburgh Fringe was also a highlight for me. I loved being back on stage.
I walked away fully from a situationship was freeing. It hurts, my heart is still broken but I realised my worth.
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Rekindled our estranged relationship with our parents.. long story over a few drinks and most importantly Tina left her corporate career which she hated and established a super successful small business from 0 to hundreds of clients…now only if we could have met more people on fabs |
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Achieved my goal of reading more books.
A better understanding that it's alright to be focused on achieving goals but we’re only here for one time so I made time to enjoy myself a bit more.
More quality time in my own company without others has been great. |
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Achieving slightly more of a work/life balance and having more quality time together.
Our son getting married.
Ruby persevering with the job promotion she didn't want and taking on the extra responsibility. |
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By *aitonelMan 2 weeks ago
Away for Christmas |
"Just surviving the year.
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Putting up with her!
Also
New job. Dealing with Christmas in new job and surviving it. Coming to terms with a few things involving other people, embracing a few others about myself.
And simply being my delightful hilarious wonderful self full time. |
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Outside of fab
Realising working in the retail sector over the holiday period genuinely sucks people become absolute wankers towards shop workers
It's ok to not be ok
Kier starmer can't run a country unless it's into the ground
Slipknot put on an amazing live show
I genuinely hate Christmas
So a good year all round here's to 2025 |
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By *929Man 2 weeks ago
bedlington |
Actually taking a week off (normally only have 2 weeks off at Christmas then not a full week off till the next Christmas) during summer and taking my kids to Cornwall then to Weymouth to see my sister, was magical and made me regret spending so much time working whike they were growing up |
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Realisation.
Engaging in business with people, whom I have to rely upon you do their job, is no longer worth my time and energy. I am much happier working autonomously, without employees, employer or partners.
I love certain people, but people as a general concept pisses me right off.
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By *ailor75Man 2 weeks ago
Brigg, near scunthorpe |
Another year of work and taxes ( self employed ) and may try to actually settle down !! Sex is great and I love the buzz of meeting new people , but also miss companion ship !!
Hard though as most dating apps are worse than here for people wanting hook ups hahaha |
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At the end of last year an old friend died from a heart attack.
He had a few mobility issues, so during the pandemic I did my best to help him with a few bits and pieces. I also made sure I kept regular contact as he was otherwise completely isolated.
After the funeral, at the start of this year, his brother expressed his gratitude by giving me £5k towards a car. |
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Finally giving up the assassin gig. The money is getting worse and it’s a lonely life. I’m now off the Christmas card lists of so many gangsters, despots and dictators but, on the plus side, when I travel I don’t have to hide sniper rifles up my bum. |
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"Finally giving up the assassin gig. The money is getting worse and it’s a lonely life. I’m now off the Christmas card lists of so many gangsters, despots and dictators but, on the plus side, when I travel I don’t have to hide sniper rifles up my bum."
ahhhh I wondered why you've been in Syria recently |
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"Jumping on another post what have your highlights outside of fab been for 2024
For me it’s realising the only person that has to like me is me
Realising working consistent 70 hours weeks only benefits the company (I am salaried)
Getting my blood pressure under control
Spending time doing what I like doing
What are yours?"
You are spot on on each of these. I would add to be more and fun. In general day to day.
A few close bereavements have left me in a daily struggle, so try and move forward. |
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"At the end of last year an old friend died from a heart attack.
He had a few mobility issues, so during the pandemic I did my best to help him with a few bits and pieces. I also made sure I kept regular contact as he was otherwise completely isolated.
After the funeral, at the start of this year, his brother expressed his gratitude by giving me £5k towards a car. "
That is lovely xx |
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