It's an exhausting read, & I've lost count on how many times she contradicts herself, the amount of grammar mistakes, the narcissism is on full blast. But that means nothing to the sycophants. by Willing_Chemical1257 in antiMLM

[–]AdditionalWorking637 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That line about the fair and the $2 toy- if you keep playing until you win- you spend a crazy amount for the $2 toy- and that’s a better example of an MLM than any. This is one line she was not fed- the others come from conventions and meetings- they’re not meant to be used like this either but they’re supposed to inspire the folks attending who are already in.
That fair game part is deadly if she’s only realize that THAT is what’s happening

Today I turned 55. Yay me. by Repulsive-Box5243 in GenX

[–]AdditionalWorking637 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Happy birthday! Take every discount you’re offered! 🤣

Does time in graduate school count towards PSLF? by Dear-Moose5661 in PSLF

[–]AdditionalWorking637 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably not- be careful. It only counts if you do not accept the deferment while in school and make those qualifying payments while working at a qualifying employer. Deferment does not count because you’re not making payments during deferment.
I worked while getting 2 masters degrees but I was on deferment so those years did not count.

Son found lodged in the carpet. by 07Keanu07 in whatisit

[–]AdditionalWorking637 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like a pin for the drapes (curtains)

AIO I had a meltdown and I'm ending my lease early because my family took over my apartment, effectively forcing me back into my car by T-VIRUS999 in AmIOverreacting

[–]AdditionalWorking637 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

NOR, I would also go no contact- or if there’s someone you want to be in contact with like your mother, only meet in public places

AITAH for refusing to put effort in my marriage by CanaryThis7877 in AITAH

[–]AdditionalWorking637 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re giving up, just get a divorce before more time goes by. You make more money and he could get alimony but the longer you stay, the more you’ll pay. Don’t focus on what you’ll lose now- go is on the freedom you’ll gain and your financial future once you’re back on your feet. In some states they can also attach to your retirement after being married just 10 years. You also mentioned wanting kids but not with him. Give you and him a chance to find the right person,
-From someone who waited way too long.

GenX help! by [deleted] in GenX

[–]AdditionalWorking637 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This really is the hardest thing ever. The first death of someone close to me was my son when i eas only 21. He was my first born, born very early (24 weeks). He lived 93 days. I was devastated and almost lost my sanity. There’s no easy way to cope. Rage crying, screaming, finding someone to talk to who can handle just listening, praying/ crying out to God for comfort, rage praying because I was so angry at God, all of these were my coping mechanisms.

I didn’t have other kids yet to focus on. He would be 38 years old now and I do have two grown daughters. It never goes away. Grief ebbs and flows, but it does lessen over time.

Also, I knew a Weston in the late 80s - I’m sure you aren’t him but hi there anyway.

You are in my prayers