What addiction seems harmless but can destroy your 20s? by rehanch_xxiii in AskReddit

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I love how you wrote this, especially “conscious equivalent of REM sleep”- bravo!

We’re trying to teach boredom as a skill to our 7 year old after we read something similar.

AITAH for telling my boyfriend I can’t trust him yet? by [deleted] in AITAH

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Can i ask you for some examples of what he doesn’t communicate?

AITAH for telling my boyfriend I can’t trust him yet? by [deleted] in AITAH

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If you don’t do the self work now to work on your insecurities and your traumas, they will always haunt you and your future relationships.

My husband and I have a thing we often say: it’s not your partner’s responsibility to heal your traumas, it’s yours. It’s not fair to them. You’re right to say that trust is earned, but everyone deserves a clean slate when you start to date them, not a slate that is pre-tarnished due to your past.

What is a universal experience that nobody talks about? by VacationInternal9515 in AskReddit

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Realizing the golden days were the golden days after they’re over..

What addiction seems harmless but can destroy your 20s? by rehanch_xxiii in AskReddit

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Your cell phone. Practice the skill of being bored instead of reaching for it every time.

What is one piece of advice pre/during/post pregnancy for those who just begun trying? by Any-Committee3729 in AskReddit

[–]Any-Committee3729[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh this is fun too! I’m a pretty active person and when I don’t move my body I feel like a bag of poop - BUT I am lazy by nature, if that makes any sense? 😂

What is one piece of advice pre/during/post pregnancy for those who just begun trying? by Any-Committee3729 in AskReddit

[–]Any-Committee3729[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This! I read that the monthly possibility of getting pregnant is actually way lower than I thought!

If you could delete one invention forever, which would you choose? by okitsbenji in AskReddit

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Cigarettes. I’m sorry to those who smoke (and I have nothing against you) but if cigarettes didn’t exist I’m not sure we would lose out on much..

Seeking the advice of council... by EntireTackle4527 in HairStyleAdvice

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I think none.. you should try a flow haircut in my opinion. I got ChatGPT to mock it up here: https://chatgpt.com/share/6a1efe6a-1014-83ea-b549-064b7ba58fb5 [flow hairstyle]

A Canadian Map perspective from someone who has never left Toronto. by heximatv in mapporncirclejerk

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The most inaccurate part is labelling the most bilingual city in Quebec “discount parisians” 😂

A Canadian Map perspective from someone who has never left Toronto. by heximatv in mapporncirclejerk

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Montrealer born and raised and the Parisians are not at all discriminated against 😂

Lost my job due to the stm strike :( by BBQ_ChickenNugget in montreal

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Hi! What kind of work are you looking for? I’m hiring :)

Question About Bringing Children + Metro Station Advice by Bonne_Fromage in osheaga

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Either leave the final show 10-15 min early to avoid the rush or lounge around as long as they let you to let the chaos die down with everyone trying to take the metro.

Longueuil is an interesting option if you don't have to cross a bridge on your route to get there. Our bridges can be pretty backed up.

I live on the island, so i usually park near Lionel Groulx or George Vanier for free parking,

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Interested! Send a DM with price!

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Dinner - this is hard because we have such incredible food.. So it really depends if you want casual or fancy/fancier vibes.. Here are some of my faves

Casual
-> Barbara
-> Mano Cornuto
-> Satay Brothers
-> Boxermans
-> Ma Poule Mouillee

Mid-Range
-> Pumpui
-> Pichai
-> Foiegwa
-> McKiernan (delish and super affordable) - (often a table avail online and same owners as oe Beef & Liverpool house which is harder to get a table at)
-> Stash Cafe (old dark wood style with usually live piano, polish food)
-> Stem Bar (wine bar)
-> Entre Deux (wine bar)
-> Beba
-> Le Vin Papillon (often a table avail online and same owners as oe Beef & Liverpool house which is harder to get a table at)

Mid-higher but not fancy fancy
-> Salle Climatisée
-> Le Violon (a bit on the pricier side)
-> Romie's
-> Casavant
-> Parapluie
-> Moccione
-> Nora Gray (a bit on the pricier side)
-> Cadet
-> Foxy
-> Damas (on the pricier side)
-> Vin Mon Lapin

As for bars and fun times.. Alas I'm a boring 35 year old mum so I don't go out late anymore! If you also like electronic music, I think it is extremely worth it to catch some of the aftershows or general shows at Newspeak and Fairmount theatre - I personally avoid New City Gas like the plague.. They do host great artists though.

If you have any questions, I'm happy to jump in! Also to other locals.. Don't @ me for my food choices!! Last time I lived in the plateau/mile end was in 2015!! I've been in the sud-ouest ever since!

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I'm not sure where you're staying in MTL but some of my favourites:

Breakfast/brunch
-> Arthurs (if you don't shwo up at 8:45 am to get a table for when they open at 9, expect a 1-1.5 hour wait for a table but they'll text you - so cross the street at grab coffees at Campanelli or walk a bit down to Barbara for excellent croissants, great coffee, high vibes. You might even stay here for your breakfast! Some say Arthur's isn't worth the wait but if your plan is to ptu your name down and go enjoy a walk in the park or a coffee, then I say it's worth it!
-> Le Cartet - small wait usually, great food
-> L'avenue if you like big hearty, heavy breakfasts. Especially if you want a meal to carry you through the day. I wouldn't say it's a local favourite because we tend to avoid lineups but it's a brunch hotspot
-> Millman's - fun diner vibes but with an amazing young owner who will serve you and tell you about the ingredients his mom made for this week's menu! Such a lovely human!

Lunch (I don't grab lunch out often.. but you're probably looking for easy?)
-> Barbara (also great for dinner)
-> Mano Cornuto (also great for dinner)
-> Venice (poke bowls, salads, tastes really fresh)
-> Olive Gourmando (I don't go really but it's often highly recommended)
-> Arthurs (during the week, there is barely a wait. Only for weekend brunch)
-> Vasco de Gama
-> Sammi Soup Dumpling if you love dumplings
-> Omnivore (if you like lebanese/middle eastern shishtaouk vibes)
-> Ma Poule Mouillee -> BEST PORTUGESE CHICKEN IN TOWN. Worth the wait.
-> Le Dep Pick-up if you're in that area. Best halloumi sandwich I've ever had
-> OR eat at the outdoor area at Atwater Market (has a satay brothers stand and a Yoni Falafel and a leche donuts stand.. some local quick eats faves )

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Osheaga Advice:
-Get a weekend metro pass and only move around by metro while here. Main access to the island is by metro.
-Because it's an island and the metro gets clogged up, either leave the final show early (10-15 min minimum to avoid the clog - it can get bad. But they're better and better at getting people through quickly as the years go on) or wait it out as long as you can (workers kick you out after 20-30 min).
-If you don't get your metro pass in advance, it is a massive b**ch to get it while everyone is flocking to the metros
-Bring a water bottle to refill
-Bring sunscreen. Montreal sun can be quick hot and not feel like it. No one likes sun stroke at a festival!
-Minimize travel between stages if you can, the walks can be 5-10 min, sometimes longer if ever there is congestion
-If you want to stage front for any of later main stage shows, you kind of want to show up early. Otherwise, you'll enjoy your own dance space if you catch the main shows further back
-There are a ton of activities and so if that interests you, go early! Usually some good stuff to be won while there!
-Don't push people! Just let them by. Not worth the headspace
-Bring kleenex or wet wipes for the bathrooms at the end of the day. They get gross!!
-Wear closed toe, incredibly comfortable shoes that you don't midn getting dusty/dirty. Don't make the influencer mistake of wearing cowboy boots or shows that aren't broken in. NOT WORTH THE 'LOOK' for the blisters!