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wesleywillis posted:Speaking of cutting off your dick..... I feel really bad for the cleaning staff at that hotel.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I'm not wrong. Capitalism with large socialist safety nets would be the best solution. Never gonna happen, but if we're dreaming we may as well get weird with it. That’s not what socialism means, capitalism is innately opposed to “safety nets,” and it is fundamentally constructed on capitalists exploiting labor for more than its value, so I would not call it “the best,” no matter the limits you place on it, even within the context of pure Utopianism.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I'm not wrong.         
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Tiberius Thyben posted:That’s not what socialism means, capitalism is innately opposed to “safety nets,” and it is fundamentally constructed on capitalists exploiting labor for more than its value, so I would not call it “the best,” no matter the limits you place on it, even within the context of pure Utopianism. What country you live in boy? Clearly you need some freedom brought to you.
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loquacius posted:This is why the mental-health stigma in our society is so hosed-up. You wouldn't go to a doctor, be told you have a broken leg, and worry about being labeled as "broken". I felt the same after getting diagnosed with autism and ADHD last year. I'm not a different person, but I can't help but over analyze everything I do, and worry about how others see me. Even though I never loving cared before. I'm just now at the point where I'm stopping that poo poo, and using my diagnoses to help me understand myself and what I need to be functional and communicate effectively, instead of worrying if everyone knew I was retarded* my whole life, and I was the only one who didn't know. I do have to ask though, is it a therapist, or a psychiatrist? Because I am p. sure a real diagnosis comes from someone who can actually diagnose people. My psych actually referred me to a different psychiatrist to get evaluated, because it's not just a quick IQ test, it's an entire evaluation, and it's a p. specialized thing to screen for ASD in adults. Were you diagnosed with Aspergers, or did they just use that to explain where you are on the spectrum? Because Asperger Syndrome was removed from the DSM V I believe. * I don't think people with Autism are "retarded", it's a fear that others see me that way, same as worrying people see me as a tranny
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Personally I won't be happy if one of the careerist pretenders like Beto or Buttigieg or Harris gets the nom, but Biden is the only one that would cause me to write in "Jim Davis' Garfield" or something
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I think I might be a sociopath, but I don't want to see a therapist and get confirmation Whoops! I mean, haha, that was my sister, being silly in the anon thread! Haha
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Araenna posted:I felt the same after getting diagnosed with autism and ADHD last year. I'm not a different person, but I can't help but over analyze everything I do, and worry about how others see me. Even though I never loving cared before. I'm just now at the point where I'm stopping that poo poo, and using my diagnoses to help me understand myself and what I need to be functional and communicate effectively, instead of worrying if everyone knew I was retarded* my whole life, and I was the only one who didn't know. I do have to ask though, is it a therapist, or a psychiatrist? Because I am p. sure a real diagnosis comes from someone who can actually diagnose people. My psych actually referred me to a different psychiatrist to get evaluated, because it's not just a quick IQ test, it's an entire evaluation, and it's a p. specialized thing to screen for ASD in adults. Were you diagnosed with Aspergers, or did they just use that to explain where you are on the spectrum? Because Asperger Syndrome was removed from the DSM V I believe. Personally speaking my therapist is a psychologist, and referred me to a psychiatric nurse-practitioner to get a med prescription; I assume one out of the two of them would have had to diagnose me or I wouldn't have been able to get the meds??? I don't think either one of them ever outright said "I am officially diagnosing you with ADHD" really so it's a bit unclear 
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Skipping one that was just someone talking poo poo about a list of GBS posters; that one's pretty straightforwardly against Thread Policy Followup from the doormat guy who was terrified of Losing His Kids: quote:
Jesus Christ dude, just loving  already. If you're being a reliable narrator, there isn't a whole lot to preserve in your marriage, and if not, well, that doesn't really change my recommendation. Get a good lawyer, do it first, take initiative, talk to them about what your chances are w/r/t custody etc, just do something about your life.Definitely get some solo therapy either way ofc, and even if you don't get a divorce you should probably suggest a new couples counselor because it doesn't sound like either one of you are getting what you want out of your current one (frankly it sounds like they suck) quote:About two weeks ago, I woke up in the middle of the night to check on a noise that I had heard in the living room. After checking the doors and making sure there that the windows were latched, I went to the kitchen to check everything and make sure something didn't fall off the counter or out of one of the cabinets. I'd rate a fairly low chance that this is sexual or a dominance thing but it is in fact p weird Sort of seems like a juvenile bachelor thing that he just never got over??? Kind of a "haha the laws of society say I can't piss in a sink but guess what" kind of deal? I dunno I'm guessing
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Doormat: all states care about is the "best interest of the child(ren)" and most states default to 50/50 custody so that the child has a relationship with both parents unless there's a reason not to. Judges can and will tell a parent who wants to move out of state to gently caress off when doing so prevents the other parent from a meaningful relationship with his/her kids. Also, in my experience like 95% of the dudes who will tell you "courts favor moms because they hate men" gave their judge a really good reason to favor the mom in their case. Having a mental illness isn't going to weigh against you much if at all, refusing to treat a mental illness will. Go see a lawyer tomorrow. Fortune favors those who file first.
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Also, autism isn't a mental illness
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Sounds like she caused the problem wrt sink pissing and not her husband
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Years ago my cousin posted on Facebook: "If God didn't intend for men to piss in sinks why did he put them at dick level?" As a goony bastard, piss splatters everywhere, sure hope you're not storing your toothbrush near the sink. And old stale piss really brings a new meaning to p-traps.
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lol, shine on piss goon!
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peeing in the kitchen sink is super messed up. do it in the bathroom sink like everyone else
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I somehow doubt piss goon is a model husband and this is his one thing That kind of poo poo doesn't exist in a vacuum, he's probably cumming in the hand soap too
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ElGroucho posted:I somehow doubt piss goon is a model husband and this is his one thing Maybe he's also pooping in the sink out of his dick because he doesn't have a butthole.
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doormat goon posted:I knew which was which because I knew the bite marks and style of eating and I had wrapped each item This combined with your purestrain D&D point by point responses tell me a not-insignificant amount of the problems in this relationship are actually being caused by you
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loquacius posted:My wife and I have been seeing this counselor for over a year. That was the last appointment, over a month ago. My wife did say "I'm done, I want a divorce" at which point the counselor switched straight into "when are you moving out?" mode. Is that normal?
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Atlas Hugged posted:Maybe he's also pooping in the sink out of his dick because he doesn't have a butthole. Piss husband goon(ette?). Pissing in the sink ain't no thang. Lots of guys do it. Some times when you gotta go you gotta go.
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Sink pissing in a vacuum is gross, but maybe OP should consider that she she herself probably has at least 1 disgusting habit that she is ashamed of that her husband quietly resolved to never talk about about 6 months in to the relationship. Goonette, reveal whatever your version of Sink Pissing is and reveal your true form to him.
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If you keep your toothbrushes in the bathroom they are 100% most assuredly covered in pee and poo particles whether you piss in the sink or not hth
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Colonel Cancer posted:If you keep your toothbrushes in the bathroom they are 100% most assuredly covered in pee and poo particles whether you piss in the sink or not hth I live by myself, so its my own piss and poo poo anyway. Thats ok, right? RIGHT??
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Pissing in the sink to avoid waking our SO makes sense to me. I have seen plenty of stories about people who went to use the guest bathroom at night so they didn't wake whoever they were in bed with, this seems like the logical step when you don't have a guest bathroom but have that inhibition. Its the opposite of people who pee with the door open and just carry on conversations while full stream
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Bust Rodd posted:pissing in a vacuum is gross I read this one wrong.
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Bust Rodd posted:pissing in a vacuum is gross Yea but it got me this cool custom title.
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RFC2324 posted:Pissing in the sink to avoid waking our SO makes sense to me. I have seen plenty of stories about people who went to use the guest bathroom at night so they didn't wake whoever they were in bed with, this seems like the logical step when you don't have a guest bathroom but have that inhibition. Having only lived with one significant other for about 5 months before we split up, I just don't understand the "don't pee/poop in front of them" mentality. You're living with someone. You should have pooped around them by then. I'm not saying you had to have stood on top of the sink and distance dropped a deuce into the reservoir tank in front of your wife, but the basic bodily functions should have already been acknowledged and moved on from by that point.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Having only lived with one significant other for about 5 months before we split up, I just don't understand the "don't pee/poop in front of them" mentality. You're living with someone. You should have pooped around them by then. Knowing that all people poop doesn't necessarily mean I want an audience when I do it.
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Also “being afraid to wake someone up because of flushing” is a weird anxiety brain thing because I cannot ever remember having been woken up by that.
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You've never been woken up by loud grunting, muffled swearing and knocking things about trying to find a plunger followed by loud splashing noises?
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Solice Kirsk posted:Having only lived with one significant other for about 5 months before we split up, I just don't understand the "don't pee/poop in front of them" mentality. You're living with someone. You should have pooped around them by then. It isn't that. If your husband/wife is significantly lovely to you, then the noise will wake them up, and they will put you through hell for it (and for any other minor slight/annoyance you may or may not be the cause of). It can sometimes get bad enough (physical violence, for example) that you'll go to any length to avoid disturbing them in any way at all, up to and including pissing in places that aren't toilets.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Having only lived with one significant other for about 5 months before we split up, I just don't understand the "don't pee/poop in front of them" mentality. You're living with someone. You should have pooped around them by then. Its not a denial of those functions, its modesty. Those are very private things, and not everyone is comfortable with that. I personally don't care if my SO sees me making GBS threads, but even if we are talking while its going on I will turn my back to respect that privacy. Some people just take it WAY too far lol
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If you can't literally poo poo on and in your spouse you need to see a marriage counselor asap
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Colonel Cancer posted:If you can't literally poo poo on and in your spouse you need to see a marriage counselor asap Does rear end eating count if the hole isn't perfectly clean?
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The Bible posted:It isn't that. *still don't pee in the sink
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I've seen my wife piss and vice-versa, like after a shower together or something, and we just laugh it off. Don't exactly wanna see her poop, that's indeed much more intimate/private plus I don't like poop all that much, so. She'd still turn me on afterwards, I just like to keep poop out of the game. That being said, there's nothing wrong with peeing in the sink. Just rinse off whatever drops might be left, boom it's like there was never any piss. It's not like you rub your toothbrush on the bottom of the sink before using it.
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It was the kitchen sink, which makes it not even remotely okay
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The Bible posted:It isn't that. Did you have a rough childhood/marriage at one point? Anne Whateley posted:It was the kitchen sink, which makes it not even remotely okay This is what's bad about it. The bathroom sink, while still gross, is nowhere near as nasty as the kitchen sink. Food is prepared around there!
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