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I’m in my 30s now and I’m starting to wonder if love is really real. Not only have I seen close friends and family be cheated on, I’ve been cheated on as well. It doesn’t seem to matter anymore. It seems like a romantic partner just can’t be trusted.
Most people spend a surprising amount of their lives trying to earn the right to feel good about themselves.
They believe they’ll finally be worthy once they lose the weight, make the money, get the promotion, find the relationship, buy the house, publish the book, or collect enough approval from strangers on the internet. Worth becomes a finish line that keeps moving farther away every time they approach it.
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5 People Share Their Experiences Being Sextorted – Shield And Fortify
28 Pieces of Art Worth Slowing Down For – Ned Hardy
This stud finder has multiple sensors across the entire width of the tool instead of a single sensor point and is much better than your typical hardware store junk stud finder – Amazon
Sabrina Carpenter gets 5-year restraining order against man who kept trying to enter her home – AP News
How Hackers Found a Back Door Into the American Living Room – WSJ
Here’s how much the Iran war cost — and how its effects will linger – NPR
‘Most famous tree in the world’: Sherwood Forest’s 1,000-year-old Major oak dies – The Guardian
Scrapped Star Wars TV Series Would Have Shown the Rise of Emperor Palpatine ‘Like Hitler’s’ – IGN
Americans Aren’t Money Savvy, and They’re Only Getting Worse – NYTimes
Today’s Internet Rabbit Hole – Ned Hardy
This Grill Brush uses heat and steam instead of metal bristles, making it a safer way to clean grill grates without worrying about stray wire bristles ending up in your food. – Amazon
240 Artists on Their Perfect 10 Albums – Pitchfork
The peptide boom: how the US got hooked on unregulated ‘miracle’ drugs – The Guardian
License Plate Cameras Will Soon Track Phones, Wearables, Infotainment, and Even Your Pets – The Drive
Mars Is Spending Millions to Give M&M’s a MAHA Makeover – WSJ
Many multi-tools try to include every possible feature, often resulting in something bulky and difficult to carry.
The Skeletool focuses on the essentials: pliers, a knife, a bit driver, and a few practical extras. The result is a tool that’s capable without feeling oversized.
It’s the kind of design that recognizes most people use the same handful of functions over and over again.
What Reddit says: The Skeletool is frequently praised for being the multi-tool people actually carry every day, thanks to its lightweight design and focus on the tools most often used.
I don’t tell many people this about myself.
Partly because it’s embarrassing. Partly because I know some people will never look at me the same way afterward. And partly because there are people out there who assume that once you’ve believed something hateful, you’re permanently broken.
But the truth is that for a large part of my life, I was a neo-Nazi white supremacist.
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A couple of months ago I lost my job. It wasn’t a surprise, and honestly I was relieved. The job had taken over my life, and for the first time in years I felt like I had room to breathe. My girlfriend earns enough that we’re financially comfortable, so I decided to spend the summer working on a novel I’ve dreamed about finishing for more than a decade.
The problem is that since June started, my girlfriend has been pushing me to find another job. We argue about it almost every day. She says we need to save for a house and a wedding. I tell her that spending a few months focused on my writing is a far better investment than taking a random job just to bring in a paycheck.
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Most people think the person who always needs to be right is driven by arrogance. They imagine someone walking through life convinced of their own superiority, dismissing opposing views because they’re simply too full of themselves to listen.
Sometimes that’s true.
More often, though, the need to be right isn’t a sign of confidence. It’s a sign of fragility.
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Leak Exposes Members of Peter Thiel’s Secretive ‘Dialog’ Society – Archive.ph
A Damn Fine Collection of Fascinating Photos – Ned Hardy
This is the #1 accessory for a Weber kettle because it makes temperature control dramatically easier, turning the grill into a capable smoker and creating a perfect two-zone setup for everything from low-and-slow barbecue to reverse-seared steaks. – Amazon
US officials say Iran deal calls for diluting uranium at minimum, waiving sanctions, opening strait – AP News
The Hacker Sent by Anthropic to Calm the Government’s Nerves About AI Safety – WSJ
Inside the Ludicrous, Deadly Serious Plan to Take Over Greenland – Archive.ph
‘Humiliation’: Donald Trump battles claims his Iran deal is worse than Obama’s – Archive.ph
37 Travelers Share the Places That Felt Instantly “Off” – Ned Hardy
Nitrile gloves worn over cotton glove liners are a BBQ favorite because they give you the heat protection needed to handle hot food while maintaining the dexterity and grip that bulky grilling gloves can’t match. – Amazon
The real woman behind Botticelli’s ‘Birth of Venus’ died at only 23 – Popular Science
7 Letters to Write Before You Turn 70 – Art of Manliness
The Filmmakers Bringing Val Kilmer Back to Life—and Stoking Anxiety About AI ‘Ghostploitation’—Explain Themselves – Archive.ph
Ranked: The Countries Where $1,000 Takes the Longest to Earn – Visual Capitalist
Ranking top 2026 MLB trade deadline candidates – ESPN
Google Earth Has a Hidden Flight Simulator – Lifehacker
