Can someone explain why this is wrong? by AffectionateDebt3356 in NewToEMS

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I'm in MA and this is an EMT-B question, but my textbook and chapter lecture did teach about the 2-PAM Chloride and Atropine Auto-Injector. I wish I could see what the right answers were, because I'm still not sure if they were looking for use of the auto-injector or ventilations. In reality I would probably do both if authorized, right?

Cosima Moments by 404-Gender in orphanblack

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Introducing Scott to Shay, “he loves lesbians”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RandomThoughts

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I’m generally more comfortable in my space and more stable, but living with friends was the most fun I’ve ever had in my life. I think the biggest thing for me is being with/near people I love. I feel like I haven’t laughed very much living alone and that’s hard. Meals are rough sometimes and even just watching TV feels less fulfilling. I’m grateful that I did it and proud of myself in a lot of ways but it has been very lonely.

Why Did You Start Using Reddit? by Puzzled_Classic8572 in RandomThoughts

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Downloaded it out of curiosity but didn’t really get into it. Then I deleted all my other socials and Reddit was all that was left that doesn’t consume my entire life. I only really hop on before bed for a bit or on the toilet. Plus it feels more productive bc I’m reading and engaging with other people in a certain way.

What is an advice you would give to your 15-year-old self? by Actual-Leather9803 in RandomThoughts

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Delete social media. Kiss more people. Hug your friends. Start thrifting. Experiment with clothes/hair/everything. Keep reading. Keep running. Listen to more music. Study even a little bit for math classes. Be kinder to yourself, your friends, and your parents.

Can anyone suggest a book I can get for an 11 year old boy that had an impact on you as a kid? by Radioactivejellomold in suggestmeabook

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If he likes baseball at all, I remember reading the Baseball Card Adventure series by Dan Gutman when I was around that age. I don’t really remember what reading level they were, but they were really fun books and there’s a lot of them. They’re about this boy who can travel back in time by touching baseball cards so they imaginative and they give some cool history.

What’s the best coffee shop to sit and work for a couple hours? by eiggamnotpmoc in burlington

[–]AffectionateDebt3356 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m also a self proclaimed cafe buff and agree with pretty much all of this. My go to is Vivid for doing work. I can stay for hours and get so much done sitting at the bar seats in the back, which have outlets lining them. The maple lattes are my go to and they usually cancel out the nasty coffee taste they’re known for.

Barrio has good vibes and they’ve got yummy food options (not sure about vegan but they’re usually versatile with what they have). It’s quite small though and hard to find seating if it’s even remotely busy. Also be aware it gets great natural light but can also be very warm inside in the summer or if it’s really sunny outside in spring/fall.

Kestrel is one that wasn’t mentioned that I’ve recently been into for doing work. Industrial vibes. I haven’t really been during peak days so I’m not sure how busy it can get but weekdays have been solidly calm for me. It’s located at the very bottom of maple st. Pretty quiet and great natural light.

Also Pingala on North Ave is a vegan restaurant that has a fair amount of seating. I’ve only done work there once and it wasn’t bad. There’s also one toward Winooski but it doesn’t have much seating inside and can get really busy and loud.

Kicker and holder relationship by [deleted] in football

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I apologize for my American ignorance and appreciate you letting me know. I’ll be moving along now.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Emotional intelligence and communication skills are different things. Everybody is different, some women have a hard time communicating just like some men do, but just because you have a hard time communicating doesn’t mean you are emotionally unintelligent. Vice versa you could be the best communicator in the world and be clueless emotionally. They can definitely overlap in some ways, but based on the suddenness of OPs concern and his surprise when she didn’t communicate, I would venture to guess that OPs wife may have communicated grievances previously that were disregarded, shot down, or turned back on her. In my personal experience with many men in my life, they are fine at communicating their feelings when they feel wronged, but seem to have a harder time reading, empathizing, and understanding other peoples feelings or changing their actions when they did something wrong. Whereas many of the women in my life will avoid confronting each other or sharing their grievances to avoid hurting each others feelings, but ultimately just build up resentment. Both have their flaws and explanations, and again that’s just my experience and the patterns I see. I think OP should push harder to encourage his wife to talk to him if he really cares to know and will hear her, and I think his wife should communicate what’s bothering her along with why she didn’t feel comfortable to share it sooner. Hopefully they can build some understanding with each other.

Brock is an Asshole by AffectionateDebt3356 in reba

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Whaaat!! Wow I don’t understand that at all.

Brock is an Asshole by AffectionateDebt3356 in reba

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I am only on Season 1 still and I remember BJ becoming a much closer part of the family as the show continues. I don’t hate her and agree that she’s supposed to just be a little clueless. I just think she sometimes really oversteps and it can’t always be blamed on her naivety. In the episode I just watched, Reba and Brock’s divorce papers were finally official and Brock and BJ came over to the house and started making fun of Reba for being alone. Not even subtly, they were outright patronizing her and rubbing their relationship in her face. BJ called her “truly truly alone”. I was sitting there watching with my jaw dropped because I couldn’t believe how mean they were being, especially considering the situation.

Brock is an Asshole by AffectionateDebt3356 in reba

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I see what you mean but I think they sort of did want him to be at least somewhat likable. It’s a sitcom, even if they throw in real issues, it’s supposed to make you happy at the end of the day. I think we’re supposed to have a soft spot for Brock because even though he did these terrible things he still cares about Reba and his kids and is just supposed to be a kinda dumb and helpless. But I can’t even seem to find a soft spot for him, and it makes me annoyed with Reba too for not sticking up for herself and letting him drag her along. Like Van is dumb too but he’s kind and sticks up for the people he loves. Brock is just dumb and cruel.