by marissamirelesmemmott5615

beetledrink:

youreajerkpersonnathan:

beetledrink:

beetledrink:

lmaoooooo my grandpa showed up with a birthday gift and it was 5 9”x12” pieces of plywood so i didn’t have to buy any to make my DM screen “and a piece of sandpaper cause i didn’t feel like sanding the edges… i know you needed 4 but there’s 5 in case you screw one up”

he said later “now you can build your…. dungeon and dragon shield”

Is this the same grandpa who asked if you won dnd

yes and with his help i AM going to win now

by marissamirelesmemmott5615

chicklette:

wearitcounts:

not to be fake deep but admitting you fucked up and saying you’re sorry is 100000000x more rewarding than defending flawed views or thoughtless if unintentionally so actions, 10/10 would recommend, it’s not losing face it’s earning respect

This is literally how you know you’re an adult.  “I’m sorry I snapped at you.  I’m cranky but that doesn’t excuse taking it out on you.”  “I’m sorry I screwed this vital thing up.  I thought I had it under control and didn’t.  Can we fix it by xyz?”  “I’m sorry I forgot we had plans tonight.  I was distracted, but this is important to you.  Let’s do the thing!” 

A sincere I’m sorry are two of the most powerful words in the English language.