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The worst part of a bad psychedelic trip isn’t seeing things that aren’t there. It’s believing things that aren’t true, with a certainty you’ve never felt about anything in your life.
I remember thinking, at the beginning, that I was having a great time.
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I have been up to 800 pounds. I lost back down to 500, and then now I’m back up to 750. I am also 6’2” and pretty independent. I live alone.
This is going to be a pretty in depth explanation and I’ll be called a fat cunt or some shit, but it’s what I expect from the Internet?
I’ve never been bed bound or had to have help with hygiene. I do it myself. How do I do it? I’ll tell you.
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I’m a 26 year old guy, and I’ve been dating my girlfriend, who is 24, for about two and a half years. Things have been great between us for the most part, but there’s one big problem. She really wants to get married, and while I’m open to the idea, I’m terrified that marrying her will drag me into debt and depression.
When I met my girlfriend, she wasn’t working, and two and a half years later, she still isn’t. We live together, and I pay for absolutely everything. Rent, dates, her car payment, my car payment, her phone bill, clothes, and pretty much anything else she needs. I’ve tried helping her find a job, but she just doesn’t seem interested.
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Forgiving others can feel like a monumental task, but when it comes to forgiving yourself, the stakes often feel higher. There’s no easy script for it, no clear steps laid out. Self-forgiveness demands something deeply personal and powerful: vulnerability. The ability to sit with your shame, to own it, and to transform it into growth.
She Was Offered $40 Million for Silence on Elon Musk. She Spoke Out Instead. – NY Times
26 People Who Found Out Things Can Always Get Worse – Ned Hardy
One of the most brutal, haunting, and beautifully written novels you’ll ever read—a nightmarish Western that will stay with you long after you finish it. – Amazon
How to tell if someone is wearing smart glasses near you – Popular Science
Big Changes Are Coming for U.S. Passports—Here’s What to Know – AFAR
Man mauled to death by tiger was happily dancing, posing for pics with the animal before he jumped into UK wildlife enclosure – New York Post
The FBI’s ranking of the 10 most accurate movie psychopaths – Far Out Magazine
27 Memes to Help You Disassociate Until Lunch – Ned Hardy
This makes feeding your pet effortless with automatic meal scheduling, precise portion control, and app-based monitoring, so your furry friend never misses a meal even when you’re away. – Amazon
Watch: Inside Our $22K Sports Betting Experiment – ProPublica
Tom Cruise film Digger forecast to become one of Hollywood’s biggest flops – BBC News
Chinese EV Brake Pedal Snaps Three Times During Testing – The Drive
Why Does Drinking Even One Beer Make Me Feel Awful Now? – Archive.ph
Getty Images to File for Bankruptcy, Go Private In Restructuring Deal – Hollywood Reporter
Buying a Filipino bride has never been easier – or more sinister – The Telegraph
Imagine sitting across from one of history’s most notorious mass murderers, watching him shuffle slowly toward you, physically diminished but still mentally sharp enough to defend his legacy.
That’s exactly what journalist Nate Thayer did when he interviewed Pol Pot, leader of the Khmer Rouge, the man behind one of the bloodiest regimes of the 20th century. What’s truly wild is Pol Pot, even after overseeing the deaths of somewhere between 1.5 to 3 million people, wasn’t seeking redemption. He wasn’t even looking to explain his actions. He was there to *defend* them.
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I’m an 18-year-old college student, and for the past four months I’ve been working as a beverage cart girl at a golf course.
Basically, I drive around in a golf cart selling beer, cocktails, snacks, and sandwiches to golfers. It’s a pretty easy job on paper, but there’s a lot more to it than handing some guy a Bud Light.
The biggest surprise? The money.
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My wife (35F) and I (37M) have been married for 12 years, and we have three kids together.
For years, I’ve had this nagging feeling that our middle child might not be mine. Our oldest and youngest look just like me, but our middle son looks completely different. My wife has shown me pictures of her grandfather, who admittedly looks a lot like our son, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was off.
There’s a sentence that has probably cost people more money than any financial scam ever invented.
“I work hard, so I deserve this.”
It sounds reasonable. You put in your hours, deal with your boss, sit in traffic, and sacrifice a good portion of your life to earn a paycheck. Surely you should get to enjoy some of it.
And you should.
But somewhere along the way, we confused enjoying our money with spending nearly all of it.
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