Maybe change it up a bit? Decide that when you drink, you will only drink premium beer. Refuse to buy anything but expensive beer that is not on sale. After buying a few of those, your desire to save money will begin to heavily influence your desire to buy it at all. This has the added benefit of making all of the cheap beers seem sub-standard and not worthy of purchase.
BillDaCatt
joined 2 years ago
Yes, it's normal.
I think the part you need to try now is to forgive yourself. You were six. You would likely not make the same choice today. That event is in the past. Try to leave it in the past. You can not go back.
We all have regrets. We try to learn from our mistakes as best we can and move on. That is all we can do.
That was the plan for this administration all along. Trump is a Russian asset. He has never been interested in helping Ukraine achieve peace.
But that is the thing. Trump is the ONLY president in the last 70 years to publicly express an interest in this. Considering Trump's apparent loyalty and dedication to Putin, I have to assume that this is entirely Putin's idea. Trump is too stupid to come up with this plan on his own and acquiring Greenland only makes sense if the end game is to cut ties with Europe and strengthen ties with Russia. Otherwise, it's more beneficial to the US to let Denmark be responsible for governing there.
Fuck Trump and Fuck Putin! They are both a cancer on the world and we will all be better off when they are both gone.
Translation: Denying interest in this tells me that this has everything to do with Russia.
Prior to Russian puppet "Trump" talking about taking over Greenland, I had not ever heard of a US interest in having more control over that area. The US already has a military base with a naval port there. Unless the plan is to break a bunch of treaties and destabilize Europe, there would be no need for the US to annex Greenland.
Isn't it about time for Putin to fall out of a window?
There are two answers to your question.
Most password cracking operations target a database of user accounts in bulk. As long as the hacker is not targeting your friend specifically, they should be fine.
If your friend is the target, one or two successful hacks could make their other passwords vulnerable.