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Insanity is just believing someone no one else can comprehend. Richard has seen The Truth, he might be the only sane person on this plane

Premium Pocket actually cached a copy of the page.

It also had human-curated recommendations.

Reddit is so full of bots farming karma that even real posts look fake, so people may downvote, thinking they’re helping the community.

Hear me and heed my warning!

The wheel of time series has an incredible slog in the middle books. But you’re invested at the time, so you power through.

The ending does a fine job of wrapping things up, but it takes way too long to get there.

Be cautious!

Unless you are based on Warlock, combat is boring as a higher level 'Lock. (imo, one campaign, around level 7)

Thankfully, the bin is right beside the fridge, so I can dispose of the bag while getting the milk. Avoiding the shame and embarrassment OP faces daily.

you are supporting the Chinese regime (and probably Russia) by your actions,

Yes, lets all support the USA, currently a bastion of freedom for all.

That’s got 70% isopropyl in it. Sometimes perfumes too.

If you don’t have any, or want a food safe alternative, soak the remaining sticker in cooking oil.

Isopropyl alcohol also works.

The expression on the little guy in the red check shirt is amazing

Agree with having a conversation about it, but framing is important.

If you open with something like; “You don’t care about my interests.”

That can be viewed as an accusation, meaning bf can go defensive and button up. Essentially ending the conversation. (Except for the escalation, shouting and crying)

If, instead, you open with a more broad; “I want to talk about our shared interests.” Or “how we spend time together.” It’s much less inflammatory, I think.

Focus on how you feel, don’t say; “You don’t respect me or my interests.” Instead, point to a specific example and describe how that makes you feel; “I’ve said before that I don’t enjoy Fortnite, so when you invited me to play last week, it made me feel like my wants are not being heard, and I don’t feel listened to or respected.”

This framing points the conversation at you and your hurt, instead of at your BF and their fuck ups. Typically, a partner never intends to harm, so spotlighting the harm without room for them to feel like you’re accusing them of doing intentionally only really leaves space to address the harm.

Don’t be afraid to step away from a conversation if it gets heated. Reaffirm that you love and care about them and you want to get to a place where you have a shared interest you can enjoy together. Then take a break, grab a drink and let thoughts settle and form.

My friends know about this account, so I’ve said too much already.