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DeadMansSuspenders posted:told me that I was trying to "change" him and try to "feminize" him in some way. YIKES
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:I can't find it, but the title is "My (36f) husband (35m) is blatantly disinterested in our kids (13f, 10f, 5f) unless they want to do something he's interested in, like video games, watching nerdy movies, etc", I tried rareddit but couldn't get it there either I wanted to find that webcomic of the lovely parent forcing its baby to be immersed in tired old fantasy/sci fi and stumbled across this instead. https://www.amazon.com/Nerdy-Parents-Guide-Raising-Child/dp/1492660205
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 04:44 |
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Neito posted:A lot of this is definitely a case of "Why are you with this person if you trust them so little?" So if you got a text from your SO in the middle of the night talking about wanting to ride some cock that read like part of a conversation with someone else, you would have zero concerns at all. Ok. I think it's ok to admit that there are some things which would make even the most well-adjusted and good partner suspicious of cheating. And one of them is being in a Black Mirror episode where the ridiculously contrived plot of the week was "what if a bug in the phone system was sending text messages to make people suspicious of cheating?"
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 04:47 |
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I found it.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 04:49 |
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I [23M] just proposed to my gf [22F]. She agreed to say yes as long as I promise to buy her a nicer ring years later. Is this normal?quote:Sorry if I sound clueless. I've been with my gf since high school and am the first of my friends to get engaged. I don't really understand what's normal or not when it comes to this.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 04:51 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:I [23M] just proposed to my gf [22F]. She agreed to say yes as long as I promise to buy her a nicer ring years later. Is this normal? lol well a few things. First run dude. Second lol at a 1.5c for 10k that might be the dumbest thing I've read today haha.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 04:56 |
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for walking away from my boyfriend over a comment he made? Amazing how you can tell the guy is going to be an immature douche just by reading the ages.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:00 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:I [23M] just proposed to my gf [22F]. She agreed to say yes as long as I promise to buy her a nicer ring years later. Is this normal? the part I wanna know about is that he asked her friends who all said it was really nice, so either his girlfriend was hiding this price ceiling (and the personality you’d need to have that requirement) from everyone in her life, or her friends are all in on it
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:05 |
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DragQueenofAngmar posted:the part I wanna know about is that he asked her friends who all said it was really nice, so either his girlfriend was hiding this price ceiling (and the personality you’d need to have that requirement) from everyone in her life, or her friends are all in on it I would not be surprised if this is something she's never even told her friends about
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:07 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:"My (36f) husband (35m) is blatantly disinterested in our kids (13f, 10f, 5f) unless they want to do something he's interested in, like video games, watching nerdy movies, etc"
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:15 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:I [23M] just proposed to my gf [22F]. She agreed to say yes as long as I promise to buy her a nicer ring years later. Is this normal? Lol. Don't most people in the US spend like $3000 or less on an engagement ring? Pretty sure I read that a while back.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:17 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:My (32M) parents (60's M/F) are insistent that my wife (31F) is driving a wedge through the family by not allowing them to spank our daughter (3F). Ditch your lovely family and embrace your wife's family. How hard is that?
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:21 |
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Cough Drop The Beat posted:Lol. Don't most people in the US spend like $3000 or less on an engagement ring? Pretty sure I read that a while back. MarcusSA posted:Second lol at a 1.5c for 10k that might be the dumbest thing I've read today haha.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:25 |
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every time i'm reminded of nerd culture i want to take them all by the throat and yell FOR THIS YOU DESTROYED THE PLANET. FOR THIS
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:25 |
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i would do that to people irl if there was no chance i'd get arrested
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:25 |
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A wedding ring is not an investment, I shout running through the streets wearing a shirt that says "google courthouse wedding"DeadMansSuspenders posted:My (32M) parents (60's M/F) are insistent that my wife (31F) is driving a wedge through the family by not allowing them to spank our daughter (3F). I feel bad for this dude as he cruises to a divorce because its obvious years of being beaten by his parents have made him terrified of going against them to the point where hes ok with them beating his kids. I mean, not enough to not want his wife to find this post and just divorce him now, but you get it.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:33 |
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Peaceful Anarchy posted:Who cares what "most people" do, she's special and deserves to be better than "most people." That's the beauty of everything wedding related. It doesn't matter what normal is. Everyone who cares that much about it sees themselves as so special that normal is out the window and the sky is the limit. You can get a lot better. Its probably because I am in LA but just lol at a 10k 1.5c that is way over priced.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:33 |
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Cough Drop The Beat posted:Lol. Don't most people in the US spend like $3000 or less on an engagement ring? Pretty sure I read that a while back. Well I mean an iPhone and an Apple Watch cost like $1800 on average and they last for two years so expecting to spend 10X than that on something that lasts a "lifetime" and "shows how much I am loved" makes perfect sense if you are irrational about a basically worthless stone.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:44 |
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SilvergunSuperman posted:I can get a kid being super sensitive at that age even when it's a family member being quite gentle, but lol at the idiot mom's reaction. I've seen another story about this from a boy who never wore deodorant until someone told him he had BO, and there's more in the reddit comments about girls whose moms never taught them to shave or get a bra... a shitload of parents just don't tell their kids basic things and get mad at them for not knowing them through osmosis or something.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 05:53 |
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WIBTA if I were to walk out on an event I planned ?quote:TL;DR: Planned a secret lunch with just the guys at work. Everyone would pay their own lunches and enjoy the company. Colleague purposely tells the boss and now the boss is paying. No longer interested in having lunch.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:28 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:My (32M) parents (60's M/F) are insistent that my wife (31F) is driving a wedge through the family by not allowing them to spank our daughter (3F). The comments are kind of amazing. quote:They are raising my niece and nephew half the time, so they expected to have my daughter half the time too, and if it weren't for my wife wanting to move away, they would have. After she was born they actually hired a lawyer and tried to sue us for partial custody of her. THAT'S how seriously they take being grandparents. So not being able to have ANY say over how my daughter's being raised is a major issue for them. quote:I guess the crux of the issue to me is that by insisting we stand our ground my wife is de facto asking me to cut out everyone I knew before I was 28. Over a swat on the butt a few times a year. I just can't believe this has to be such a big issue... It's just occasional child abuse from some psycho babysnatchers, why are you being so difficult? Like this dude should be glad his wife even lets their kid be in the same state as his parents after they got lawyers involved. If my inlaws tried to sue me for custody of my children, I wouldn't even let the kids near their graves to piss on them.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:33 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:My (32M) parents (60's M/F) are insistent that my wife (31F) is driving a wedge through the family by not allowing them to spank our daughter (3F). That sounds like the wedge needs to be a whoooooole lot bigger.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:37 |
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Power Khan posted:That sounds like the wedge needs to be a whoooooole lot bigger. No no, just much thinner. Holds an edge better that way.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:38 |
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LyonsLions posted:The comments are kind of amazing. 100%. This woman let her in-laws see the kids again way quicker than I would have; if it were me I wouldn’t let grandma and grandpa get any time with the kids until they were old enough to be able to dial 911 for themselves.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:41 |
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quote:Every year, those who work in the offices at my workplace partake in this yearly seafood festival. They offer to invite everyone but those of us who are not in the office decline because we're not fans of those types of delicacies. I'm honestly kind of fascinated by the disdain blue collar workers have for white collar workers in mixed work environments that doesn't go both ways. I have a blue collar friend that turned down an office job that would been a huge promotion because he didn't want to be "one of them" and has struggled ever since throwing out all the goodwill he had earned.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:44 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:My (32M) parents (60's M/F) are insistent that my wife (31F) is driving a wedge through the family by not allowing them to spank our daughter (3F). I'll just bet I know what constitutes 'acting up' to these people.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:50 |
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my (21f) boyfriend (21m) won't stop sleeptalking about brexit and it's driving me insane!! so my boyfriend has always been talking in his sleep, but recently it has become a problem. not only has it become more frequent, but also a lot louder and clearer. and it is pretty much always about one thing: brexit and more specifically boris johnson. he usually falls asleep before me and will start saying his name over and over. he has his eyes open while he does this btw, i know because i left on the fairy lights one night. it's super creepy (he talks in this voice that sounds VERY awake) and keeps me up many nights. i'm becoming very sleep deprived and i'm thinking to tell him to move out... what do you guys think? how can i solve this? I've talked to him about this, but of course he doesn't have any memory of this or control over it. we agreed to record him one night so he could hear it himself and when we played back the CONSTANT boris johnson chanting he just laughed it off. of course he doesn't think it's a problem if he's not the one not getting any sleep... TLDR: bf dreams of boris johnson and chants his name every night in his sleep and keeps me up.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 06:59 |
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Somebody found the business hole Husband loves to suck others guys in public toilets. nsfw Throwaway due to the sheer embarrassment. There's a lot in my head right now but I'm going to try and get straight to the point. Married for 14 years, 4 children 12 (my step son), 11, 9 and 5. I quit my jab as a criminal defence lawyer when our second was born. I have been stay at home ever since (5 years). I teach part time at the local college to keep my brain engaged beyond homework help. My husband left is laptop screen open when he went to the grocery store. His laptop was logged into a gay dating website where men post the location of various 'gay cruising' public toilets. My husbands username is very explicit, he has posted in several of the listings of the local public toilets in our area. It looks like he has met several men in these toilets. His stated preferences are: - To suck - To be forcibly bent over - Bareback - Submissive His private message inbox is the most shocking thing I've ever seen. This happened two days ago, I got I my car and collected the kids from school and took them to my mothers house. I am now by myself in a hotel a few miles away. I bought as many over the counter pain pills as I could while on the way here. I have since thrown them in the bin in the hotel. I am still in my hotel, my mum keeps calling but I keep texting her telling her to look after the kids. I don't answer the phone of respond to my husband. I told my mum to not let him have the kids and if he does anything that she must call the police. I haven't handled this well. I don't know what to do next. I'm totally hosed. Even if I divorce him, how could I live on a split of his income? We live in a very nice area, I'd have to move or whatever. I can't even think about any of this right now. I turned to Reddit because I use the step parents sub a lot, there's no way I can tell my friends about this. I don't know want I want from this post. Maybe to hear from someone that things can turn out alright.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:01 |
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My boyfriend’s (25) family excommunicated him for going to see his gay twin sister He encouraged me to share our story with you guys for advice so here we go: My boyfriend comes from a big family. He has two twin sisters, a brother (20s) and a sister (teens). A few years ago, one of his twin sisters, “Lisa” , came out as gay, after she met a great woman from a great family who is amazing to her son. They are in love and are still together. Because my boyfriend’s family is extremely conservative, they were not ok with it and pretty much banned her from their family. This was probably around five years ago. Lisa had been struggling with health issues this year, my boyfriend and I got really worried so we decided to go see her (she lives out of state). We told his family ahead of time, they were not ok with it but we went anyways because it’s his TWIN sister and she has no one else in the family. After we came back, they completely excommunicated us as well. His mom said some of the most evil stuff I have heard a mother say to a son, like saying he was an awful son and she never loved him, etc. My heart truly breaks for my boyfriend. His mom is also a huge narcissist and made sure everyone in the family is against him as well, or at least too scared of her to talk to him. My boyfriend’s dad is the only one who thinks this is ridiculous as well but he has no backbone and literally has to sneak away to either see him or talk to him for a couple of minutes. This is his own son we’re talking about. Everyone says his mom is just waiting on him to apologize and once he does, everything will be better, but neither him nor I think he should apologize because he did nothing wrong and it would just be giving in to and reinforcing his mother’s toxic behavior. I think it is awful how a family can treat their own like that, and it breaks my heart to watch my boyfriend suffer because of it. He is an amazing, loving, and kind person and does absolutely not deserve to be treated like this. He misses his family a lot and I am trying my best to support him. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance
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Power Khan posted:my (21f) boyfriend (21m) won't stop sleeptalking about brexit and it's driving me insane!! Obtain a gun, give it to him when he falls asleep and tell him he knows what he has to do.
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Power Khan posted:my (21f) boyfriend (21m) won't stop sleeptalking about brexit and it's driving me insane!! I’ve read this three times and the fact that she doesn’t say if he’s saying good or bad things about Boris is killing me
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:05 |
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Power Khan posted:My boyfriend’s (25) family excommunicated him for going to see his gay twin sister Does this mean he's a triplet?
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:06 |
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Dear Prudence,quote:My mother-in-law has always doted on our 3-year-old daughter. She has beautiful blond hair, and my mother-in-law loves to brush it, braid it, and dress my daughter up like a doll so she can stage photographs. I always thought this was borderline ridiculous, but my wife doesn’t have a problem with it. Recently my daughter was playing with my sister’s kids and ended up getting a massive amount of gum in her hair. Kids are kids. My sister apologized and paid for the haircut when we couldn’t get all the gum out. My daughter has a pixie cut now. My wife was upset, but her mother turned on the waterworks—actual sobbing over a kid’s haircut. She upset my daughter so much that she started crying too.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:08 |
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:I [23M] just proposed to my gf [22F]. She agreed to say yes as long as I promise to buy her a nicer ring years later. Is this normal? You sweet summer schmuck.
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DeadMansSuspenders posted:I can't find it, but the title is "My (36f) husband (35m) is blatantly disinterested in our kids (13f, 10f, 5f) unless they want to do something he's interested in, like video games, watching nerdy movies, etc", I tried rareddit but couldn't get it there either Welp, speaking of autism. Yet another perfect example.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:13 |
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Pirate Radar posted:I’ve read this three times and the fact that she doesn’t say if he’s saying good or bad things about Boris is killing me *sleep chanting* boris, boris, boris Boris, Boris, Boris BORIS, BORIS, BORIS
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:15 |
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Power Khan posted:TLDR: bf dreams of boris johnson and chants his name every night in his sleep and keeps me up.
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:18 |
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Inceltown posted:*sleep chanting* boris, Boris, BORIS, BORIS
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# ? Nov 8, 2019 07:18 |
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My new friend has some odd behavior at times. Including acting overtly gay. Do you think he's actually gay or just an oddball?quote:Hello, so in the past couple weeks, there's this guy. He's a friend of a friend. I hang out with him sometimes. But he seems to have, like, mood swings. Some days he's really mopey. He'll just sit at his desk with his head down, sometimes he falls asleep.
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Mordiceius posted:My new friend has some odd behavior at times. Including acting overtly gay. Do you think he's actually gay or just an oddball? You're both gay, own it.
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