YES! Asking is part of the emotional labor! I should not have to ask for the laundry to be put away after I did all the loads and folded it. I should not have to ask for the dishwasher to be emptied or the recycling to go out. Read more
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For what its worth you probably got crickets because for someone with control issues it is absolutely TERRIFYING to let go of control. Not only do you have to let go and trust, you have to admit that your control issues are probably rooted in trust issues. And it can make you feel like a real POS to admit that you… Read more
I think it’s kind of fun because he is clearly in his element and having fun with it.
I was just about to say I know people HATE slide shows around here but this actually would have been an ok article to do as a slide show so we could get some pictures
I suffered self esteem hits and FOMO as an adult due to the apps, I cannot imagine what it is like for vulnerable young people. Read more
The ask/recognize struggle is so real! I am the recognizer and my husband lives in camp ask. It has taken a lot for us to get comfortable to meet more in the middle. I don’t always want to have to ask because to me it feels like I am his parent. He doesn’t always want to be aware all the time/wants to feel like he… Read more
I don’t think a real partnership can exist without these deliberate choices. It may be a clinical process, it’s certainly not romantic, but it needs to be done. Read more
The romantic in me wants to disagree with you but the more I sit here and think about it...yea. My husband is wonderful and I do think our marriage is a very well balanced partnership... I also feel like I have spent a lot of time and energy teaching him on how to be a functioning adult so we could have more of a… Read more
Same more or less! My parents were trying so hard for me to go without training wheels and I was terrified. But the day I got it in my head to just get on the bike and go, I did it without issue.
Don’t just fire, prosecute.
I was just thinking this is going to bring some GOOD clapback content
Exactly. Considering the presence of social media and how much information you put in an offer, if a seller REALLY wanted to discriminate they could. A letter mentioning “Christmas” doesn’t mean shit if the seller is a bigot and sees a traditionally Jewish name.
It can also really depend on how well off the seller already is. Maybe that couple didn’t NEED that extra 50K and wanted to give someone a chance. That isn’t a bad thing. It’s actually pretty wonderful.
We got a lovely note from the previous owner and as a first time home buyer I really appreciated it.
Or they understand it and just don’t feel it applies, and that’s ok.
This would be a good point if housing were affordable and plentiful. Read more
Yea I am in the camp of not bashing Cinderella for her kindness, but definitely in the camp of “she got out of an abusive situation by sheer luck and having a pretty face”. Which is why I love Ever After. Danielle was incredibly kind, and she stood up for herself and what was right. Read more
I have only seen one TikTok about Munn/Mulaney and it was a joke about how Olivia Munn got knocked up by a Bears fan to get back at Aaron Rodgers. It was fun.
Blues Clues started in 95 and the last of the Millenials were born in 96. So Steve was definitely there for millenials. Read more
Thank you, Jody! Read more