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This all started in 2022 when I turned $2k to $80k trading options. I lost it all clearly and have had the chase mentality ever since.
I ended up taking out a personal loan for $20k which I lost and went to collections. I racked up $18k in credit card debt. Borrowed around $85k from my friends and family. I even went to the extent of taking money from work and applying for payday loans.
Hey there, folks. It’s time for a little dose of financial tough love, so buckle up and brace yourself for some hard truths. I’m talking to you, Mr. or Ms. “I-need-a-massive-$80,000-truck-to-feel-good-about-myself.” It’s time to wake the hell up and realize that financing this behemoth of a vehicle is a colossal waste of your hard-earned money.
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As parents, educators, and caregivers, one of our most important responsibilities is to ensure the safety and well-being of the children in our care. A critical aspect of this is teaching children to recognize and respond appropriately to inappropriate behavior from adults. The goal is not to instill fear, but to foster a sense of empowerment and awareness. Here’s how you can teach your children to recognize inappropriate behavior from adults, ensuring they feel safe and supported.
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My wife and I have been married for 2 years and together for 4. Prior to dating me she was with her high school boyfriend for 8 years. He broke up with her and she was devastated at the time.
I knew she still had feelings for him when we started dating but thought that those would fade over time. 4 years later they still haven’t and I don’t know what to do.
She cried when he got married to someone else and when they got pregnant. I catch her looking at his facebook and instagram pages. They don’t talk but if he ever reached out I’m sure she wouldn’t ignore him.
Many couples find themselves frequently bickering over household chores – who should do the dishes, vacuum the floors, scrub the toilets. The mental load of keeping track of what needs to be cleaned and making sure it gets done often falls disproportionately on one partner. This leads to built up resentment and tension that can eat away at the foundation of the relationship.
We’ve all been there. Someone says or does something that just gets under your skin and pisses you off. Your blood starts to boil, and your first instinct is to lash out, to fight back, to make them feel as bad as they’re making you feel.
I 35m have been dating a 38f for a little over 3 months.
On the 1st date she offered to split the bill. Since then we have gone out quite a but and she has never paid for anything. We have spent many whole weekends together and I don’t mind paying more than 50% but she has not offered to pay at all since the first date.
At one point she bought an rv and for 2 weekends I did work on it for her while we spent time together and thought it was a bit rude she didnt at least offer to buy lunch to show appreciation.
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Because it was the easiest thing for me to do.
He was not abusive. He didn’t cheat on me. He was loving and supportive and communicative and trusting our entire relationship. Probably one of the sweetest guys I’ve ever dated.
Unfortunately, he lost his job and became depressed and miserable to be around and I was no longer attracted to him. Meanwhile, I got a new, high pressure job after being miserable at my old one for five years and was dreading dealing with his issues. I wanted a new start. A really fun and attractive guy I’ve had a long-standing crush on showed interest in me and I went for it.
Today I want to talk about a habit that so many of us have fallen into without even realizing it: apologizing for everything, even when we’ve done nothing wrong.
You know what I’m talking about. You bump into someone and immediately blurt out “I’m so sorry!” even though they weren’t looking where they were going. Your boss gives you a new assignment and you respond with “Sorry, I’ll get on that right away!” as if the work is an imposition. Sound familiar?
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Here’s the scenario: something’s bugging you in your relationship. Maybe you wish your partner would be more affectionate, or help out more around the house, or plan more date nights. Whatever it is, you haven’t told them directly. Instead, you just feel increasingly annoyed that they aren’t doing the thing you secretly want them to do. Sound familiar?