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“My son stole something”

My son (19m) bragged to another family member about stealing a pair of expensive boots. He said he took of his old ones, put them on the shelf and walked out with the new ones on his feet.

Worst part is my son called to tell me how exited he was that someone “gave him” a nice pair of boots, and told me a whole story about it. I was asked not to say I was told by the family member who told me. I know I cant do much, but am just looking for some advice or even just your thoughts. I feel so disappointed.

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“Why do bad things happen to good people?”

I have a friend and thus far in my entire life she’s always been good to me. Whenever we catch up, they just always seem to have something bad happening to her. from my perspective, it really is just shitty people doing shitty things because they can see that she’s kind and theytake advantage of it.

She confided in me the other day that she feels cursed and we’re Christian so I just prayed for her, But lately I can’t help but start to wonder the same thing. And I don’t wonder because I wish that for her, but to ultimately help her because it’s just so sad to watch and I don’t know how to help. So, why do bad things happen to good people? And if you were in my shoes, how would you handle these feelings?

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Poll of the Day

Would you rather receive $5M tax free or be able to pick up anyone you want with just a look?
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Why Our Evolutionary Programming Can’t Keep Up with Modern Life

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, anxious, or exhausted by the pace of modern life, you’re not broken — you’re running old software on new hardware. Humans evolved over hundreds of thousands of years in small tribes, under conditions where survival depended on responding to immediate threats, conserving energy, and sticking close to the group. The problem? Modern society has rewritten the rules of the game in just a few hundred years. Our wiring hasn’t caught up.

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Fascinating Photos Collected From History – Ned Hardy

I don’t often sing the praise for a spatula, but this one is amazing! – Amazon

People in the happiest relationships talk about 5 things every day—that most neglect – CNBC

Chris Martin addresses couple from Coldplay concert Jumbotron scandal – USA Today

Ranking Every NFL Offense for 2025 – The Ringer

Running and the Science of Mental Toughness – MIT Press Reader

Ars Technica System Guide: Five sample PC builds, from $500 to $5,000 – Ars Technica

26 Photos That’ll Hit You Right in the Childhood – Ned Hardy

This is the gold standard for stainless steel fry pans and is worth every penny – Amazon

More Kids Are Turning to AI Companions—And It’s Raising Red Flags – Parents

The Most Infuriating Reasons Actors Lost Out On Movie Roles – Linkiest

You don’t need perfect features to be physically beautiful – Psyche

12 Phrases People With Low Self-Esteem Use In Everyday Conversation – Ruin My Week

5 ways old-school parents decompressed before cell phones and Netflix – Upworthy

Retirement Savings: Reaching the ‘Magic Number’ – Visual Capitalist

The Silent Struggle of Living on Social Security Alone

I wake up every morning with a pit in my stomach. I’m 70 years old, living on Social Security, and most days it feels like my entire life has been reduced to a math problem I can’t solve.

I bring in just under $2,500 a month before taxes. On paper, that probably looks decent compared to others. Some people online remind me of that—pointing out they get by on less. And I know they’re right. But numbers don’t tell the whole story. Because beneath every bill, every dollar shaved away from my savings, there’s this gnawing fear I can’t shake: What happens when it’s gone?

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Poll of the Day

I’m 35 years old and have never lived on my own. Right now, I live on five acres with my parents and my sister in a multi-generational setup. I recently started a new job making about $1,400 a week. I’m debt-free, my credit cards are paid off, and I don’t use credit anymore since it didn’t go well for me in the past.

Here’s where I’m stuck: I want to retire by 55 if possible, and I’ve been thinking about the best way to set myself up financially. My parents have told me I’m welcome to stay as long as I want, and the original idea was that I could live here until I was ready to buy a place of my own. Part of me wants to hold out for that — to save until I can afford a down payment.

But I’ve also started to wonder if I should move out sooner, even if it’s just to rent an apartment. I’ve never lived on my own, and I’m not dating right now, which I know might be connected. I feel like moving out could help me grow up in ways I haven’t yet.

Should I keep saving money while living at home, or should I make the leap, get an apartment, and finally build a life of independence?

What should Ian do?
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A Damn Fine Collection of Fascinating Photos – Ned Hardy

This is my new favorite protein powder. It’s super easy to drink and has no artificial crap in it and it has a good amount of protein per scoop – Amazon

New Evidence That Long, Slow Distance Is the Key to Endurance Success – Outside Online

Ford Transit SuperVan Crushes Corvette ZR1X’s Nürburgring Time – Autoblog

China’s Getting Ready to Land Astronauts on the Moon While NASA Flails Helplessly – Futurism

Chris Hemsworth made ‘one lifestyle change’ amid Alzheimer’s diagnosis — and it’s one we all need to commit to – Upworthy

Ticket reseller sued for illegally buying over 2,000 Taylor Swift tickets – The Verge

What’s the Difference Between Transcendental Meditation and Mindfulness? A Teacher Explains – Mindful

15 Crappy Movie Details That Prove Hollywood Doesn’t Care – Ned Hardy

Get yourself this electric toothbrush that feels like a dentist cleaning every morning – Amazon

These photos follow the journey of an average young man into a skilled and disciplined soldier, 1942 – Rare Historical Photos

The Founders of This New Development Say You Must Be White to Live There – NYT

A new movement of women is in love with an AI-generated man – The Times

Are Marathons and Extreme Running Linked to Colon Cancer? – NYT

Passenger Sobs at Airport After Learning ChatGPT Gave Her Bad Travel Advice – Fodor’s

How Your Brain’s Nightly Cleanse Keeps It Healthy – Archive.ph

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