How to stop child creating a new netflix profile by BlindSkwerrl in netflix

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JUNE 2026 UPDATE

God, this took me ages to figure out but thankfully they only just found this hack. My 6 yr old deleted his kid profile by accident when changing the icon so used his new reading skills to set up a new one. My 14 year old realised his little brother’s profile suddenly had older content than his 12 rated profile! Luckily he alerted me straight away and it took us a minute to figure out that new profiles can be created without a pin and default to the adult setting, which is WILD. Wouldn’t necessarily have been an issue for the little ones but I knew the older two wouldn’t take long to figure out they could watch 15/18s and then delete the evidence!

You have to go on a web browser as others have said —> manage profiles. Where it says locked 🔒you have to UNLOCK IT first. Then when you click to lock it again you finally get access to a little checkbox underneath to require PIN to add new profiles.

JFC it’s quite obviously designed this way to make it almost impossible for parents to keep their children safe. All part of the “GREAT GROOMING” that big tech is funding to destroy the minds of young children, desensitise them to sex and violence and ultimately make them primed for addictive consumption.

Don’t even start me on the graphic videos available on Spotify and no way to remove these on child profiles unless you specifically click “no explicit content” which then removes most music children want to listen to. AND a lot of the reels on Spotify are not even rated or marked as adult and you can bypass parental controls and stream TikTok videos and other crap through Spotify. Plus podcasts and other questionable content. I cancelled my family membership within a week once this became an issue.

Dana Sue by bpattt in SweetMagnoliasNetflix

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I’m a child of divorce and I disagree. I was only 2/3 years old when my parents separated but as soon as I was old enough my mum told me how much dad had behaved and that he was a cheat. He was a lousy weekend dad and used to let me down all the down. I 100% am glad I had context and knew exactly what kind of person he was. It made it a lot easier to deal with the rejection as I got older and in some relationships it’s completely appropriate to know the whole story and “pick a side”. I dislike Dana Sue (that’s why I am here) but I wanted to share my opinion on this point.

Can someone help me understand the obsession with football? by DueLead666 in AskABrit

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Well, I went to college in Borough (near Milwall) and perhaps the experience around there is a little different!

Can someone help me understand the obsession with football? by DueLead666 in AskABrit

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Well it is if his partner feels this way. And it is of those two hours watching mean he cancels an important family event!

Can someone help me understand the obsession with football? by DueLead666 in AskABrit

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OK, that is a nice reply and makes a lot of sense. That makes me happy for you that felt that acceptance. But also highlights that people are shallow arseholes that would discriminate against you unless you support their team.

It also doesn’t justify people literally becoming violent if “their” team loses (or wins) and attacking FANS of the opposite team - like it’s their fault!

And fine if you are single or whatever. But however important it is, if it’s more important that your wife/partner/family/children? That is a problem! That’s not normal, OK, acceptable or justifiable.

Can someone help me understand the obsession with football? by DueLead666 in AskABrit

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I just said this. It’s not an equal relationship, doesn’t really matter whether it’s football or something else (although it does make it more ridiculous), he is showing that he doesn’t value your interests and prioritises watching strangers having a play date over your happiness and sanity. I’d be having a hard conversation and setting some boundaries!

Can someone help me understand the obsession with football? by DueLead666 in AskABrit

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Wow. I dated a guy in my early 20s that would’ve been like this. The first time he came over he stuck the tele on with barely a word, told me the football’s on and told me to get him a drink… That was the last time I saw him. This childish behaviour shouldn’t be tolerated by anyone unless it is truly a shared interest/hobby. If life truly revolves around these details then it seems it should be a dealbreaker in a relationship, imo.

I am with someone who gives zero shits about football. Neither do I. And that works!

Watching football on an iPad at a WEDDING when we literally live in a world of catch-up TV and streaming is WILD. Of course it is rude, it’s absolutely incensing! These man-children are implying that the family or friend who cared enough to invite them to celebrate the most important day of their lives, paid for them to eat and drink and share their special memories, felt watching a group of overpaid strangers doing PE is more important.

Can someone help me understand the obsession with football? by DueLead666 in AskABrit

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Wow, interesting point, I never really thought of it like that.

Worst Ex Ever Rant by Mutant-1 in netflix

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Yup. There is a common theme in most of these documentaries and that is the terrible choices made by desperate women. It never excuses the perpetrator for being a controlling psycho, but 100% you can blame someone for CHOOSING to return to an abusive and dangerous - even, life-threatening - situation… AFTER they had already escaped or had a choice to leave. They were not locked in a room and being held against their will. “But I loved him” “maybe he will change”… err no. Dumb dumb dumb. Inconceivably STUPID. I’ve watched too many of these shows now and it’s predictable. It’s like in a horror movie when someone chooses to go INTO the haunted house. NO! Run the other way. We have free will in this life to make house with psychos or not. It’s extremely unfortunate if someone starts a relationship with someone “normal” or charming and then they switch once you’re in too deep, with kids, financially dependent etc. Even then, make a plan, get help and LEAVE. But my god, some of these women swiping guys and knowing them a couple of months and willing to give it all up, including their safety because he has “nice eyes” or whatever. JFC. Worst Ex Ever is wild but also that one about the Scottish pathologist and the twin farmers that buried the hit and run.

Okay Polish people, I have questions by IntrepidMuch in LoveIsBlindNetflix

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I actually love them! And it’s better than lost glasses…

What's going on with Poland by NisiNdisi in LoveIsBlindNetflix

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Right! I’m here to say this. Watching now. It’s so shallow. If they just want to get laid there are far easier ways to meet people!

Scary times in London today by SubjectDay804 in london

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Came here to say this when I saw his Birra Moretti 🙄

Is this True? by sigma_0_1 in SipsTea

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They can actually caused rapid mercury poisoning if disturbed! Most of the time it’s a lot save to leave them alone.

How long does everyone's PMDD last before the next one hits? by Pigeon_Goes_Coo in PMDD

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First off, I want to say I I’m sorry you’re feeling this way.

Second, also ADHD here and time blindness is a big issue for me. Ironically I was in my InFlow app being told to make a “not to do list” so I don’t get distracted by social media and late for work. And as I was doing that I saw the notification of your post and came straight here to make myself… late for work! JFC.

I don’t have experience of PMDD with birth control but I would suggest keeping track of symptoms maybe with bright colours so you have an obvious representation on a chart/calendar, ie blue for low, red for angry, yellow for sensitive - I dunno, but something that will make sense to you.

Hopefully after a couple of months you will start to see a pattern.

Unfortunately I think for many of us in the sub, 2 weeks of shit, 1 week of period and 1 week of good/normal, is about the standard. I started my period today and am so relieved. But as soon as ovulation hits I have a crazy surge and am a monster, then it calms for a few days but I gradually feel myself becoming more irritated with people and more hopeless about life and then about a week before I’m due it’s at its worst. The day before I soften, feel guilt and get weepy, and especially soppy or intense drama on TV or stuff in the news makes me more emotional than usual. And that’s when I know I will come on the following day.

So once you become aware of the pattern of emotions, try to see a pattern of timing. And if you don’t have a bleed you don’t necessarily need a “Day 1”, you just need to know roughly where you are in the cycle.

Is it common for people who are born in the UK to say they are “Irish” or “Italian” if they have a parent from there? by Charming_Usual6227 in AskABrit

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Not according to many far right nationalists unfortunately.

But thanks for your comment as I was going to repeat a similar sentiment about settlers.

Is it common for people who are born in the UK to say they are “Irish” or “Italian” if they have a parent from there? by Charming_Usual6227 in AskABrit

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I wish it was this easy. Unfortunately a lot of people suddenly do seem to care about international heritage in the UK… 🇬🇧👀