YOU'RE PROTECTED FROM THEM

[@AdmiringPenguinFamily-bc1zo]

Thank you for the reading. ✨💫❤️💫❤️💫✨

[@michaelhite9954]

Missed you live...bummer! Broke the 2 remaining (out of 4) motor mounts on the lawnmower. Yay! new mower! I guess romex wire wasn't meant to secure a motor. 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelhite9954]

Thank you as always for the reading!

[@the_intuitive_siren11]

They’ll be watching me from prison…

[@RazielApollyon]

The more I listen to your readings, the more I wonder if you're not my long-lost sister or something... song lyrics too, huh? 🤣 Yeah, she sure did- I don't know if she changed, or if I just started to notice, but I started to see the naked greed on her face- it was repulsive. She'd say shit like "you should spend more money on yourself," but then she claimed everything she touched, even if I had bought it for myself. It got to be where I was afraid to show her anything I liked, because if I let her look at it, she'd just stick it in her pocket or whatever and refuse to give it back- what was worse, she wouldn't even take care of it- she'd just leave things laying around until the dog got it and chewed up stuff I had just bought. It wasn't even a real relationship- she's my 18 year old step daughter that I owed nothing. I was trying to help her feel better because her mom died, and she had a pretty good mask for a while- to my discredit, I had a little bit of a crush on her that was probably a trauma bond enforced by me remembering her when she was little and we were really close, but I didn't do anything more than buy her little gifts and take her our to eat and stuff. We were basically strangers since she hit puberty, and I had no idea how much she had changed. If she was trying to take my house, she has another thing coming- I've owned the place since before she was born, and I am the only person who *ever* made a mortgage payment. An 18 year old girl who just wants her step parent's house because she lived there for free for sixteen years is not how real estate works. And she's not that pretty- I loved who I thought she was, but the reality is that she was just popular with a bunch of ugly dirtbags. She's not ugly, but with out me loaning her my glow, she's just a plain farm girl who is lazy AF- her mom and I's marriage wasn't perfect, but at least that woman knew how to work and as far as I know, she was loyal to me, at least until (maybe) near the end. It was a real tactical error on her part to treat me like that- I was buying her stuff for college, offered to let her stay here while she went to school to save money, and gave her the car I had just bought for her mom last November- it wasn't a brand new Lexus, but I paid almost ten grand for a dependable Impala with low milage, and assuming she hasn't destroyed it in her stupidity, it should last her many years. I wasn't offering her the world on a silver platter, but she's young, we weren't a couple, and as soon as her mom died, I wasn't even legally her step parent anymore- I was just a kindly landlord that raised her at my expense as far as the law is concerned- I could have just left her at the hospital with her mom's body, and there wouldn't have been a damn thing she or anyone else could have done about it. I was still willing to be her Dad, and was even willing to leave everything to her and her brother and sister when I died, but she decided that trying to seduce me (poorly- teenage girls are not exactly "all that") and then steal from me was the better strategy for her life- pretty dumb, considering I've got about $80k worth of Delta woodworking tools and guitars they could have auctioned off in about ten seconds flat, and that's just the stuff with obvious value that is easy to sell- the whole place is full of rare antiques, art, silver, gemstones, hell, even the kitchen appliances would make many restaurants jealous- I've been a prepper for a long time, so I only buy the best in case I need it to survive an apocalypse. But hey, now she can enjoy that WalMart and Aldi's life to the fullest! 👏👏👏 My employer was like that too, but they seemed to kind of single me out, and that was quite a while ago at this point. Them, I'm just going to drive out of business- I'm smarter and work harder than them, so they should have played fair.