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“I Met My Boyfriend’s ‘Work Wife’ for the First Time and I’m Devastated”

I’ve been with my boyfriend, Jake, for five years. He’s worked at his current job for a few years, and until recently I’d never met any of his coworkers. One in particular—let’s call her Amy—has started to worry me.

Jake sometimes does favors for her, like fixing her car or things around her house. He told me all his coworkers were much older than him, so I didn’t think much of it. But one night while he was asleep, his phone kept blowing up. When I checked it to see who was calling, I noticed several unread texts from Amy. One of them said, “Great Jake, now everyone thinks we’re fucking! 😂”

I asked him about it the next day. He said they’d both been late to work and it was just a joke, but I told him it made me uncomfortable. He invited me out with his coworkers that night so I could meet her.

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How to Set New Year’s Goals That Don’t Fail by February

Every January, millions of people set goals with the best of intentions. They promise themselves that this will be the year they finally get fit, fix their finances, read more books, or become more disciplined in general. Gyms are packed, grocery carts are full of vegetables, and productivity apps see a surge in downloads.

And then February arrives.

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Marina Sirtis Reveals Why She Was Never Allowed to Wear the Uniform – Ned Hardy

Perfect time to buy a journal to write down your thoughts, reflect and become a better human being – Amazon

The Ringer’s 52 Favorite Sports Moments of 2025 – The Ringer

Bluefin tuna sells for record $3.2 million at year-opening auction at Tokyo fish market – AP News

How millennials fell out of love with the internet – Vox

The perfect way to do nothing: how to embrace the art of idling – The Guardian

23 Memes to Ease You Gently Into the New Year – Ned Hardy

An reverse osmosis water filter produces the best tasting filter water on the market. Those Britas have nothing on this! – Amazon

Mickey Rourke Needs GoFundMe’s Help Paying Rent – People

Turn on This Setting to Protect Your Privacy When Letting Someone Else Use Your iPhone – Lifehacker

Judy Garland Through the Lens of Old Hollywood in Vintage Photos – Rare Historical Photos

All of the World’s Oil Reserves by Country, in One Visualization – Visual Capitalist

Stop struggling with awkward eye contact by using the ‘Triangle Method’ – Upworthy

The 10 Ways You Are Most Likely To Die in America – Linkiest

Big guy knocks 3 guys out! – Reddit

Confessions of a Venezuelan Citizen After the Fall of Maduro

I was awake when it started.
Two in the morning is a strange hour to have your country ripped open.

The first thing I heard wasn’t an explosion. It was the sound of air being torn apart—jets screaming so low and so close that for a half-second my brain couldn’t even classify the noise. It didn’t sound like war yet. It sounded like the sky malfunctioning.

Then the bombs landed.

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What Do You Think About the U.S. Action in Venezuela and the Capture of Nicolás Maduro?
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What’s Wrong Venezuela’s Oil Production

Venezuela possesses the largest proven oil reserves on the planet—over 300 billion barrels, significantly more than Saudi Arabia. Yet, its oil production has collapsed from a peak of over 3 million barrels per day (bpd) in the late 1990s to roughly 1 million bpd today.

This was not an overnight accident. It was a slow-motion dismantling of a world-class industry. Here is the detailed breakdown of how it happened.

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There’s No Such Thing as Being “Late” to Your Own Life

Every January, a quiet form of panic settles in. It rarely announces itself as fear, and it almost never looks dramatic. Instead, it arrives as a low-grade, persistent unease—the sense that something fundamental is off, that you have somehow misjudged your timing, that the life you are living does not quite match the life you were supposed to be living by now. It feels as if a train left the station and you were standing on the platform checking your phone while it disappeared down the tracks.

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Happy New Year!

As the year wraps up, I just want to pause for a moment and say thank you.

Thank you for coming here.
Thank you for spending a piece of your day with this site. The internet is a loud, chaotic place, and the fact that you choose to show up here, day after day, honestly means more than you probably realize.

This site exists because of you.

So as we step into a brand-new year, I want to wish every one of you good health, success and happiness in the new year.

Here’s to a better year ahead.

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23 Historical Photos and the Stories Behind Them – Ned Hardy

A circuit breaker finder is great because it lets you instantly identify the exact breaker feeding an outlet or fixture without guessing, trial-and-error flipping, or accidentally killing half your house. – Amazon

C.I.A. Conducted Drone Strike on Port in Venezuela – NYTimes

The Worst Hacks of 2025 – Wired

This is now the most valuable piece of Star Wars memorabilia – Popular Science

A Mexican Couple in California Plans to Self-Deport—and Leave Their Kids Behind – Archive.ph

Frugal people share their best money-saving tips that worked for them in 2025 – Upworthy

Top 10 Things Crypto Was Supposed to Change & What Actually Did – Listverse

25 Memes That Hit The Nail On The Head – Ned Hardy

These are superior to wire nuts because they create a consistent, spring-clamped connection that doesn’t loosen over time, doesn’t depend on installer torque, and maintains full contact pressure even as copper expands, contracts, and ages. – Amazon

South Korea will end breeding of bears and extraction of their bile – AP News

15 Unbelievably Moronic Inventions That Push The Limits of Brain Fail – Linkiest

Ranked: The Best-Selling Video Games Since 2020 – Visual Capitalist

George and Amal Clooney Become French Citizens – NBC News

From an Olympic Snowboarder to an Accused Drug Kingpin and Killer – Archive.ph

My 25 favorite Magic: The Gathering cards of 2025 – Polygon

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