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  • I want the intelligence, but could I settle for my current level of attractiveness?

  • I've got a girlfriend, and she is so blue

  • Wallace or Shiloh.

  • It's generally regarded as a shitty thing when someone has an affair with a married person. For said person to then go on and make a meme boasting about it is even more shitty.

  • Thumbnail looks like this Bruno Mars album cover

  • Which VR game is this? Just got a headset and I love space games!

  • Why would there already be a fridge in the stationary and ink aisle?

  • Could you post a link? Can't seem to find it.

  • I second the motion of making the Louisiana Refund real.

  • I feel like this person shouldn't be allowed to drive..

  • I see you've never had the misfortune of being entangled with a narcissist.

  • I'm actually going to Guyana in January to see a couple of friends get married. Going to be there for a week. I've been there before - lovely, amazing people, but not a lot to do. I think I'm gonna check this out while I'm there.

  • Sorry, I misunderstood your previous comment. Thanks for the clarification. I agree that these charitable donations from billionaires are basically just positive PR stunts because there's essentially no tangible cost to them.

  • Everyone hates billionaires for hoarding their money, but then it's also a problem when they're giving it away to charity.

    Billionaires suck and shouldn't exist, but they do. I know this is going to get downvoted to hell because it seems a majority of the users here can't stand anything remotely positive being said about billionaires. But guys - it's an isolated good thing when billionaires give away large sums of their money to charitable causes. Doesn't mean that they shouldnt pay more in taxes, or that they're wonderful people, or that they accumulated their wealth in moral ways. All of these things can be true at the same time.

  • You're completely neglecting the fact that he still has Microsoft stock.. plus, he's certainly holding stock in other companies. It's disingenuous to say that his increase in net worth between 2008 and 2024 is solely due to the money he's donated.

    For what it's worth, I'm not pro Bill Gates or billionaires - I just feel like it's important to speak factually when trying to address an issue.

  • The comment left by johannes is spot on. I can relate to a lot of how you describe your mom, but I very much share their mentality on the matter. At some point, you have to own that you are who you are because of your choices. Just because someone/something may have influenced or caused your flaws doesn't mean you have to lay down and take it forever. If you do, that's your choice and the blame shifts to you, whether you want to accept it or not.

    It's hard, but you've gotta realize that you have 2 "good" options. Either cut her out of your life and figure out how to be self-sufficient, or keep her in your life, but set boundaries. You cannot expect her to just change on her own, because thats not going to happen. It's really difficult to set boundaries, but it worked for me and my mom. Granted, I needed to not be living with her or dependent on her to be strong enough to do it. If she is housing you, feeding you, cleaning for you, etc., she has a lot of power over you, and will continue to use that as leverage to get her way. And when she doesn't have that power over you anymore, she'll likely focus hard on the emotional power she has over you. You need to focus on getting out of her house so you can stand a chance at successfully setting boundaries.

    Also helped a lot that my brothers helped pave the way. Maybe talk to your brother about starting the practice of setting his own boundaries since he's more independent. Lean on each other. I would've struggled so much more without my brothers, and they are the only ones that truly knew what I was going through since they grew up with the same mom.

    Good luck. It's going to be a really difficult road, but don't give up. Once you make it through, I promise life will be so much better, and you'll be a stronger person for it.

  • That's such a weird way to execute that... like if you're gonna steal someone's style, just go buy copies or something very similar. Still weird, but way less weird than what this chick did.

    Maybe she was trying to be you or some shit.

  • Thanks for sharing. This gave me a new perspective on the match.

  • Your what now