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With a 12.8% career walk-rate, McGriff is clearly all balls.

“I fully endorse jbud and his witticisms.”

According to Tracy Clark-Flory of Vocativ

I agree with the general thrust of your article; Rousey’s accomplishments remain mind-boggling, and MMA doesn’t lend itself to perfection or sustained dominance.

The HBO segment is a fantastically shoddy piece of journalism. Domestic violence in MMA merits rigorous treatment. This wasn’t it.

Because, like many UFC fighters, he’s not all that interesting of a person. He’s generally quiet and respectful, if a bit arrogant. He’s also champ in a lighter weight class, which generally have a harder time gaining traction (which sounds more interesting to you: small people punching each other or giants punching…

He thinks he’s people!

And the corollary: the happiest couples tend to be besties.

Imperfect relationships =/= toxic relationships. Every healthy relationship requires effort and compromise. But negotiating differences is not the same as enduring abuse. And yes, emotional manipulation is both a form of abuse and a hallmark of toxic relationships.

Excellent points. The strategy you outlined, basically adding a penny to the piggy bank each day, is the only viable path I’ve come across.

Congrats! Those are excellent tips. #3, acknowledging our achievements, whatever they may be, is particularly profound. I genuinely admire your resolve.

Thank you for your response and practical advice.

Woot! Good news like that always counts. Congratulations. That takes real courage and grit.

I’m happy to share the advice I receive. Why have you underachieved?

Good for you! Thanks for the positive vibes.

Why? Genuinely curious.

Will do. I just started the book “Your Own Worst Enemy: Breaking the Habit of Adult Underachievement” by Kenneth Christian.

I’d eat them and then photograph my ice cream-covered victory face.

Guy here (not that this is a gender-specific post).