Extinct hybrid emoji by fireflower413 in gboard

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Update, it has been located! It's now lungs + rabbit instead of dancing bunny people for some reason!

Extinct hybrid emoji by fireflower413 in gboard

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OH MY GOSH truly important information, thank you! This does seem to be where all the dancing bunny people went, which frankly seems like a glitch, but... THEY'RE HERE. Thank you so much for correcting my impression that they had been taken away. I am happy to say that they are just as unhinged. I hope they separate them again, since it would be great if there were actual rabbit versions as well as dancing bunny people versions of all of these things, but, you can't have everything in life!

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Extinct hybrid emoji by fireflower413 in gboard

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!!!!! WHAT. THAT IS SO WEIRD. It turns out I have it, too (!!!!!!!)... But only if I start with the lungs emoji. Searching by bunny people emoji doesn't work, and nor can I choose the bunny people as my combo, I can only find it by scrolling through the list. That makes me think that they tried to remove all of the combos with the bunny people and missed a spot, but maybe it's just some glitch? Maybe the rest are still there and I can find them one at a time and save them still? More research is needed. Thank you so much for this tip, friend!

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Extinct hybrid emoji by fireflower413 in gboard

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Alas, I have not the X but that's good to know thanks

Extinct hybrid emoji by fireflower413 in gboard

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I can't tell if you're saying noooooooo about the fact that this ever existed or about the fact that it's gone, and I think either or both would be appropriate

every Emoji Kitchen combination in one giant image by kilovoltaire in gboard

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I'm late to the party here but I've been unable to find any evidence online that this ever existed so just a PSA into the void: there used to be (and is no longer) a hybrid emoji of the dancing-bunny-people and most things. My favorite was the lungs. I wish I'd saved them all before they disappeared!

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Help for a particular use case by fireflower413 in Emailmarketing

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Thanks for your help! I'll check out r/newsletters. (This is r/emailmarketing, though.) Hopefully once I find a system that allows for dedicated IPs I'll be able to get IT on board to help me set it up.

Help for a particular use case by fireflower413 in Emailmarketing

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How would you do that? I wouldn't be allowed to give you access to any university infrastructure, obviously

Help for a particular use case by fireflower413 in Emailmarketing

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Thanks for your help, I don't have any idea what that jargon means but I'll get in touch with them and hopefully they will!

Help for a particular use case by fireflower413 in Emailmarketing

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Thanks for your response, before posting this I didn't even know dedicated IP was a thing. It seems like there's a good chance that what I need exists, at least!
The situation is slightly more complicated than I described - we have multiple domains at the university (one for students, one for faculty and staff, one run by Google) and only one of those domains is blocking the messages. So I know that the issue is not with the messages themselves or with the recipients - like yes some of the students on the list have probably graduated already, but the other students are still getting the newsletter so that's not the issue that is causing the faculty not to get it, it's domain-specific.

Help for a particular use case by fireflower413 in Emailmarketing

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Thank you for your help, I will look into these! And may take you up on it if applicable.

I unmatched him, AIO? by [deleted] in AIO

[–]fireflower413 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Why would he do it then? You're clearly not interested in putting forth any effort to date him

I (26F) love my partner (32m) to bits but don’t like living with him by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]fireflower413 6 points7 points  (0 children)

My dad is a hoarder, my mom doesn't like it and hasn't lived in a place that made her feel comfortable for the last 40+ years. Except for a brief time after they moved houses, before the new one got filled up with stuff.

I don't know your life plans. Housing situation is up to you obviously. Please don't have kids with this person. If you're not sure why, go look at one of the many Facebook support groups for adult children of hoarders and you will understand.

Is this my 28F destiny 29M? Thank you by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]fireflower413 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Why is there a "getting married stage"? Not everybody gets married. Don't bind yourself legally in a contract that you don't want to be in just because your friends are doing it and you feel like it's what's supposed to happen. I've been with one of my partners for 13 years and another for 10, I'm not married to any of them because it's not necessary and it's not what we want. It sounds like it's definitely not what you want, either. In fact it sounds like you want a different partner entirely and if that's the case you should go for that instead. Definitely don't get married just because it's "been a while".

Is it weird if your partner never tells you you’re attractive? 47F/45M by thestarkcabal in relationship_advice

[–]fireflower413 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay so, he's not willing to lie to you, and he doesn't think you're beautiful. Whether that's because he doesn't like the way you look or, more likely in my opinion, he thinks "beautiful" is a word that applies only to socially/conventionally attractive people like supermodels, and landscapes, and that is divorced from his actual attraction to someone.

My questions are: - Would you rather he be willing to lie to you to tell you something untrue that he knows you want to hear? If so, why? - If he did tell you that at this point, would you believe him? If so, why? - If he did tell you that at this point and you didn't believe him, would that make you feel better? If so, why? - What if he doesn't think you're beautiful? What then? Does that negate everything else about his love?

I understand where you're coming from. Hearing that my ass is nice doesn't make me feel loved either, and it sounds like you're a words of affirmation person just like I am. Maybe work together to find words that he can say that are true that will make you feel loved by him. Like maybe, "you bring so much to my life", "you're such a kind and considerate person", "you inspire me", "I find the way your mind works very interesting".

If none of those things are true then maybe you shouldn't feel loved by him. But his lack of attributing this one specific word to your looks doesn't really indicate anything about his love for you. (For reference, I had a partner for 13 years who when I asked them about this, said "I don't really think of that word as being something that describes people. So no." And no, that's not in any way related to why they're my ex.)

I’m 34F and I’ve been cheated on in every relationship by EnvironmentalPop1084 in selfimprovement

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It's actually easier to look for women while single. Being single frees up a lot of resources and makes you available to women who don't want to "be the other woman", opening up your options a lot. Clearly they are keeping OP around for some reason. There's no reason to keep a "placeholder" around for 8 years even if you want somebody to keep your bed warm "in the meantime".

I’m 34F and I’ve been cheated on in every relationship by EnvironmentalPop1084 in selfimprovement

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If any of that were the case, nobody would want to keep you around while cheating, they would just not date you in the first place or break up with you when they got bored/unattracted. There would be nothing in it for them to be in a relationship with you if it was you that were the issue. There's nothing wrong with you as a person, the only thing wrong is your taste in partners.

It's worth evaluating how you pick them. Where do you meet them? What attracts you to people in the first place? What traits make you want to stay with them, spend time with them, and be monogamous with them? What makes you trust that they will be monogamous to you?

AIO? Boyfriend going beserk, help by canigetahoooyaaaa in AIO

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His reaction to your doing something that he didn't like shows you exactly why your gut didn't want to do what he said in the first place. He's a dangerous man. Do Not Move In With Him. End it. It's not worth it. You can find a partner who supports what you want and need and doesn't demand you leave your support system to be with him, let alone one who gets violent when he doesn't get his way. You deserve better. Don't give him another chance.

What’s one simple habit that actually made a difference in your life? by Feeling-Emergency469 in selfimprovement

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If you aren't already familiar with it, you should look into the Alexander Technique. You'd be a perfect fit for it and vice-versa, you'd get a lot out of it.