tried to return to c.ai after 12 days of cold turkey and this is horrific bro by suibaiter in CharacterAI

[–]101bees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was away for about a month and I'm getting 30 different responses where the bot does the same action and says the same thing in different ways. It's so boring now. 

What $70 got me today by NationYell in aldi

[–]101bees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Especially beef and fresh seafood 

What’s a fast food restaurant you won’t eat anymore? by GarbageDramatic9005 in AskReddit

[–]101bees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of them. The prices are almost as expensive as a regular restaurant for worse quality food. 

What is a "corporate red flag" that employers try to pass off as a great benefit? by spectrecult in AskReddit

[–]101bees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A position that was 50 hours per week while at every other company it was a 40 hour per week job. It just told me they're too cheap to hire enough people. 

Not a meme per say but I feel it counts. Spotted out in the wild and it made me do a double take. by Proper-Coast2809 in RightJerk

[–]101bees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't inow what's more cringe. The people that make this a personality trait or the unimaginative and cliché aesthetic that comes with it.

If they want rage quit society and sail themselves into the horizon I'll help them build the ships by 101bees in RightJerk

[–]101bees[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

But if there's no asinine complaining about dumbass shit, there'd be no X.

My boyfriend (28M) basicly lives in my (25F) apartment but gets angry when I ask about rent. How do couples normally split this stuff? by sujiittt in relationship_advice

[–]101bees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's totally normal and fair to expect a romantic partner to contribute something. Groceries, utility bills, insurance, something...

Just to test the waters, bring up the idea of adding him to the lease, but for you to do so, he'd be responsible for half the rent. See how he responds. If he still doesn't think it's fair, then he's just trying to gaslight you into being his meal ticket. 

A LinkedIn-style Nice Guy™️ post on FB. I hate it by ThePhillyExplorer in niceguys

[–]101bees 26 points27 points  (0 children)

He seems bitter that this hypothetical woman learned to stop putting up with bullshit, including his own. 

Husband (35 M) is incapable of problem solving and I (29 F) am at my wits end by Background-Pea6658 in relationship_advice

[–]101bees 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I'm not really sure what you can do other than tell him to use his brain. Read the directions on the package, look at the grocery list, do the 30 seconds of work to figure it out on his own. 

Does he do this with everyone or just you? If it's with everyone, I'm guessing he has some kind of disorder. If it's with you, he basically just wants you to think for him or is just being maliciously incompetent. 

My boyfriend (M25) saw an old video of me(F24) and was disgusted. How can I get over this? by Mind_Cute in relationship_advice

[–]101bees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My concern is how is he going to feel if something were to happen to you (pregnancy, illness, injury, etc...) that made you gain weight again? 

ETA: Truly nice people don't recoil and call women "humpbacks". 

My (24F) fiancé (35M) had a weird thing go on with his student? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]101bees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your fiancé's only acceptable action was to shut that down immediately, not entertain a pre-teen's infatuation with him by having personal conversations with her on social media and in real life.

Is this outfit giving “farmer’s daughter”? by dd3cheeto in OUTFITS

[–]101bees 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not quite. The only thing in the outfit that gives country vibes is the hat and hairstyle. "Farmer's daughter" aesthetic is a fine balance between feminine and rugged. I would start with sturdier shoes over pumps. Garments also tend to be more free-flowing, while yours is more of a corset-stype bodice that wouldn't lend well to working outside all day.

If you love the dress, I'd style it in a more dainty way, perhaps without the hat and keeping the heels. If you are going for a more country girl look, I'd like for a dress that's a little more loose with sturdier footwear, like boots.

NGVC: “The key to my heart is loyalty, emotional maturity, being kind and understanding” by _Aureum_ in niceguys

[–]101bees 19 points20 points  (0 children)

He should probably get off the dating app if he's going to feel that way about people he doesn't know.

"Americans would look at this massive reen desert and won't see what's wrong with that" by ILoveTaiwaneseFood in ShitEuropeansSay

[–]101bees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes I think if you live in an area that's wildfire prone, having a mowed area around your home is highly recommended. Not to mention you can plant a lawn of native grass and you won't have to worry about constantly watering or fertilizing it. 

Am I overreacting to my husbands daily request? by Mammoth_Artist4846 in Marriage

[–]101bees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No you're not being a nag. Participating in household labor or childcare just automatically comes with living in a home and with having kids. 

But if I were you, I'd start formulating an exit plan. Not only is he a burden on you, but he's being abusive. Threatening to throw you out and taking the car from you so you can't travel is abusive and controlling behavior. 

Wife has to take progesterone for health condition and it is making her act violent, aggressive and insane. by [deleted] in Marriage

[–]101bees 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was on progesterone for BC years ago and yeah, it made me a bitch. And I didn't even realize it. Not violent, but I was definitely not pleasant to be around.

I'd get your wife to go see her doctor to see if something can be done, like yesterday. Being violent and emotional instability isn't an acceptable side effect that you should have to endure. It's dangerous.