I've long suspected I have ADHD, but I can't bring myself to ask my doctor about it because she always dismisses my concerns. I also can't find a different doctor to go to who may actually listen, which just makes me feel worse when I let myself think about it.

I wish I could watch Nature! I can occasionally catch it on TV, but they don't allow the streaming of episodes online outside of the US.

If I'm recalling things right, the same guy/company bought a lot of the channels such as Discovery, The Learning Channel, The History Channel, A&E(?), and a lot more. The guy/company then decided people didn't want educational shows or reality TV sold better (one of the two), so he scrapped most of the old programming…

I got my first dog from a shelter, and myself and others strongly suspected she was originally given to people who smoked a lot of pot and probably blew smoke in her face or fed it to her. Why did we think this? For her entire life, if she got a whiff of pot she would start growling and her hackles would go up, and if…

I can see why some people like handkerchiefs, but I still haven't recovered enough to be a fan of them. There was a guy in school who sat near me and had major hay-fever every year. Instead of using tissues and allergy meds, he used a handkerchief and only a handkerchief. A handkerchief he barely washed and thus…

Yeah. I could maybe see him being drunk the whole time if, say, the one message was sent at 4PM and the lewd one being sent at 11PM, but being drunk throughout the early AM's like that? That doesn't seem likely.

I know, right? If this was a "joke" between friends, I would expect her to at least acknowledge it. But she doesn't.

Yup, alcohol decreases inhibition, it doesn't change you into someone you're not. Especially with something like this.

She was likely taken aback, tried to remain professional, or didn't want to risk the situation escalating.

(hopefully this works since Kinja is barely working for me today)

Most dogs yes, but I've met and trained with a few who were able to know who you wanted to track even without an article provided it wasn't an extremely busy area. But it would probably be really hard to get any sort of investigation going without an article to go on.

I've been having all three of those problems as well. Having to refresh to see the comments has been going on for about a week now, no idea how long I haven't been able to change my avatar, and I've been dealing with getting redirected to the top of the page for probably 6 months, if not longer.

Yeah, when I'm out with my dogs and their hackles go up and they start air-scenting, I know either a bear or cougar is nearby or someone is in the bushes. Either way, that's when I know to GTFO.

I could understand her not being scared on the trail if she regularly walks multiple dogs (at least one of which wants to take this guy out) and has bearspray and a knife, but after reading that letter I would not be surprised at all if this guy started following her to her car to get her licence plate, and then…

Yeah, I just happened to have that image on hand. I have to wonder if they really do any significant testing in-house before pushing Kinja updates out, because there always seems to be issues with it that rarely get fixed before the next update (which then breaks something else).

My experience has been a bit different. My dentist is great and not judgmental at all, and just him not pointing out everything wrong did a lot to improve my dental habits (growing up, people would always point out my flaws or mistakes — real or imaginary — so I tend to shut down when people do that now), but the…

Thanks, as soon as I saw the reply and who it was from I dismissed it right away. Not even worth bothering with that one.

Same here. Aside from not wanting to support assholes who think rape is funny (and very possibly mansplainers if Jim is any indication), why would I want to subject my mouth to something which has a name that makes it sound like it's not something I want to ever taste?

And not only that, but most people know killing is wrong and most people aren't murderers. Sure people make jokes about it or make light of it sometimes, but when it actually occurs the murderer is widely condemned and the victim and victim's family, if not given support, are allowed to grieve and most people…