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While a loving relationship with your children is crucial, relying on them for your emotional well-being can have detrimental effects on both you and them. Here’s why it’s important to seek adult support for your emotional needs, not your children’s.
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We’ve been together for 5 years. She’s gorgeous, loves me, I love her more than everything. Yesterday I found out that she is going out with a dude that tried to kiss her few months before we started dating.
[little backstory]
Dude is her “friend” that tried to kiss her before we started dating. No problem here. When she rejected him, he went back on dating others. Again, no problem.
Few weeks ago he broke up with his partner and immediately followed and DMed my girlfriend.
They chatted at nights, while she was in the bathroom, sometimes almost for hours. And every time she erased all of the chats with him.
[little backstory]
She said that it’s “friendly meet up” to her friends. She also asked them to lie to me, in case I am curious about where my girlfriend is.
I genuinely don’t know what to do. Any advice? Do I confront her right now? Do I confront while they are together? Why some men are such dicks? Why would they try to hit on an obviously taken girlfriend?
She’s 10/10 and I want to be with her till the rest of my life but I cannot emotionally afford to be in an unfaithful relationship. Help me please, it’s been eating me out from the inside.
In 1983, the gritty coming-of-age drama Bad Boys introduced movie audiences to a young actor named Eric Gurry in his breakout role as the troubled teenager Horowitz.
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The Youngest Son Of Asia’s Richest Man Is Getting Married, And The Pre-Wedding Event Features Rihanna And A Nine-Page Dress Code – Insider
12 Green Flags That Your Relationship Has Long-Term Potential – Ned Hardy
Tire of staining your pillows yellow with drool and other nastiness that accumlates over the course of the night? Get some pillow protectors! – Amazon
Elon Musk Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman for Violating the Company’s Principles – NY Times
Terrence Howard hit with almost $1 million judgment after saying it’s ‘immoral’ to tax descendants of slaves – Penn Live
Virgil Really Was a Wrestling Superstar – The Ringer
We’re Mechanics. Here Are 10 Things We’d Never Do With Our Own Cars – Huff Post
How strong is Nintendo’s legal case against Switch-emulator Yuzu? – Ars Technica
How To Get Access To The IRS’s New Free Tax Software – Money
Reading Between the Lines – The Grapes of Wrath – Ned Hardy
If you want to extend the life of your shoes, spray this water and stain repellent on it – Amazon
How Student Loan Debt Is Destroying Marriages – Mel Magazine
Make $400,000 and Never Filed Your Taxes? The IRS Will Be in Touch – WSJ
How to Feel 20 Percent Better – Raptitude
What Are NFL Coaches and Execs Really Saying at the NFL Combine? – The Ringer
Mapped: Inflation Projections by Country, in 2024 – Visual Capitalist
The Parenting Worry I Wish I Cast Aside A Lot Sooner, According To 12 Dads – Fatherly
Whoever sold him that case of beer is wrong af (video) – Hoodville
How To Say No At Work Without Making Enemies – Life Hack
1. I worked at a newspaper processing obituaries, and it was crazy how much funeral homes tried to rip people off.
Obits are expensive. Like, $400 for a single day expensive. And they are priced by the word. We had funeral homes who would send us obits with all the commas and periods separated to make full new words. The homes would get the estimate from our website and use that for billing the grieving family. We would edit the obit to meet English standards, which would reduce the word count substantially, dropping the price. In other words, they charged for the estimate but got billed for the edit.
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Taipei 101, once the world’s tallest building upon its completion in 2004, is not only an architectural wonder but also a marvel of engineering, particularly because of its tuned mass damper (TMD). This TMD is a critical component of the skyscraper’s structural integrity, designed to stabilize the building against the forces of nature, such as typhoons and earthquakes, which are common in Taiwan.
The principle behind mass dampers is relatively straightforward yet ingenious. When an earthquake strikes, it generates waves of energy that cause the building to sway.
I work for one of the largest rental listings platforms in the country, and spend my work days stopping fraudulent listings from being posted, banning the ones that make it through, and consoling people who send these fuckers money in spite of all warnings not to.
Does the rent seem too good to be true? Look the address up on Zillow. What’s the rent “Zestimate”? Is the advertised rent more than $50 less than that? BEWARE.
We all have that inner voice, the one that whispers opinions, judgments, and sometimes, harsh criticisms.
But how often do we stop to consider how we would treat a friend speaking those same words?
The “Best Friend Test” offers a simple yet powerful tool to challenge negative self-talk and cultivate greater kindness towards yourself.
