In-law cookouts. Not sure what it is about them but it’s a bit exhausting talking with so many people and the constant code-switching is tiresome bro
Edit: Thinking more on it, just about any situation where I’m inclined to code switch is tiresome
In-law cookouts. Not sure what it is about them but it’s a bit exhausting talking with so many people and the constant code-switching is tiresome bro
Edit: Thinking more on it, just about any situation where I’m inclined to code switch is tiresome


but who gets to keep the dogs?


Hope your Friday is read-only. Because no one wants to ship code changes on a Friday. (No one will be there on the weekend to babysit changes)


10ish years ago I was on an absurd amount Paxil (80 mg) and had to stop cold-turkey when I got laid off and lost insurance. I got them for 3 months before they finally went away. At first I couldn’t even sleep because they’d keep me up. Firing off every 15-20 mins. I’m really sorry that I don’t have great advice to make it more bearable, but I can say it does get better with time.
Code-switching is a linguistic tool. In short you change the way you present speech to better communicate with specific audiences. Easiest example is when you swap from a casual tone that might include slang with your friends to a “professional” or formal tone when talking with your employer.