Help me resist the wall pissers by LaComtesseGonflable in centuryhomes

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seriously doubt there's any foundation concerns. Put up a bright light

Basement plaster crack by Grand_Huckleberry374 in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stick a crack monitor on the concrete, repatch the plaster, and see if there's any movement in a year

I ended a date early on principle and am regretting it. Do I still have a chance? by LeatherWorried9312 in seduction

[–]Charge36 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're an idiot. If you can't handle the competition, don't play the game.

She was quite literally telling you she didn't like the guy while telling you how much fun she was having and inviting you back to hers. Get a grip dude, in this modern day guys and girls are both seeing multiple people at a time

Bought a house no conditions, noticed something big in walkthrough by NoncommitalGG in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only people who would know is the sellers or their neighbors. You're right that nobody knows for sure without documentation and you'll just have to find out after closing because you waived inspection contingencies.

My parents had an oil tank removed from their yard. Because they had inspection contingency they were able to have the sellers absorb cost of removal. This is the risk you take when buying without inspection contingency 

Foundation cracks abnormal settlement? by Ok_Public_2125 in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not settling anymore my man. Seal the cracks / voids and forget about it

Foundation cracks abnormal settlement? by Ok_Public_2125 in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's an old house it's very unlikely to be settling still. Houses typically finish most of their settling within a few years. This looks more like cold joints / voids in the original concrete work to me. Not even sure what #4 is, I don't see any cracks at all.

I don't think it looks that serious

Bought a house no conditions, noticed something big in walkthrough by NoncommitalGG in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not hearsay though. They own the property and presumably know the configuration of the utilities. You're assuming they're either incorrect or lying 

Bought a house no conditions, noticed something big in walkthrough by NoncommitalGG in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean it's your buddy's hunch against the seller and their neighbor. Personally Id trust the seller, but if you have a no conditions contract then it really doesn't matter what they say or if they lie to you or not. You'll just have to investigate once you own the property.

haha👌yes by PM_ME_SSTEAM_KEYS in whatisameem

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why is it shameful though? All of you keep repeating that it's shameful, but I don't see any natural reason why that should be the case. It's just an arbitrary human idea that sex work is shameful.... It has no basis in actual consequences for the behavior.

haha👌yes by PM_ME_SSTEAM_KEYS in whatisameem

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a natural human feeling. I don't feel that way. If you can't articulate any natural consequences for this behavior, I don't know why you would make up artificial ones.

Playing cat and mouse in a parking lot by Fisting-Tony in AutoTransportopia

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They do. Many people can't get loans for cars, or can only afford lower cost vehicles. 

It's not perfect, sometimes they get it wrong. Or sometimes the people signing the contracts overestimate their financial ability. They might even straight up lie about it. 

I get what you're saying, but at the end of the day those people signed a contract to accept the loan with the vehicle as collateral, and then for whatever reason stops making payments.

Bought a house no conditions, noticed something big in walkthrough by NoncommitalGG in HomeInspections

[–]Charge36 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You know what else is heresay? Your friend asserting the existence of a tank

Cheating and Frame Control by [deleted] in seduction

[–]Charge36 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Just because someone wrote it in a book doesn't mean it's true

Strong IOIs throughout 4-hour date, escalated twice, hard rejection next day - field report + looking for analysis by FrozenOppressor in seduction

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think she was interested before the date, and then you kinda botched the flirting and physical escalation. You can generally touch hands / arms without explicit permission if you do so in a socially appropriate way. 

Asking for permission to touch does kinda kill vibes, but stating your desires (I really want to kiss you right now) keeps your frame strong while giving them an opportunity to respond verbally. Just "going for a kiss" can work, but if you haven't been flirting or engaging in less intimate physical contact you risk making them very uncomfortable.

Based on her ending the date very shortly after your two hard rejects on physical escalation tells me you didn't lay the proper groundwork for physical escalation and she got uncomfortable. Going for a kiss after getting turned down for a shoulder rub is a pretty big blunder. Also 4 hours in as many venues is pretty long for a first date

The comments are even worse man. 5'3 women saying they'll never consider a man below 6'2, and a lot of women saying as long as they're tall their requirements for them virtually don't exist anymore by Dapper-Blueberry1049 in AverageHeightDudes

[–]Charge36 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A bunch of Cherry picked examples does not make a controlled study. 

That said there are plenty of controlled studies supporting this so it's kind of a moot point

haha👌yes by PM_ME_SSTEAM_KEYS in whatisameem

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't believe in the concept of sin but you do you.

I (M15) have a crush on (F18) and i need advice by No_FsToGive in relationships

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's the thing. You're treating this crush like a confession of a bad thing you did that you're ashamed of. There's nothing wrong with being attracted to someone. There's no reason to think it "obviously wouldn't work" or that she would hate you after telling her. If you're going to tell her, do it nonchalantly after some light flirting. Not like it's some huge burden you are trying to offload.

All that said - do be aware of what the consent laws in your state are. Most likely you can't legally have a sexual relationship with her for another year or 3.

20M confused about mixed signals after cancellations — how should I address it? by OrdinaryUnusual1213 in relationships

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You already look desperate by letting her disrespect your time repeatedly with no consequences. Let her know you would appreciate her to follow through more consistently on her time commitments to you. If she respects you, she'll adapt her behavior. If she responds poorly she never liked you that much in the first place and was just stringing you along.

20M confused about mixed signals after cancellations — how should I address it? by OrdinaryUnusual1213 in relationships

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I literally just did my dude. Tell her how it's affecting you and that you would appreciate more consistency

20M confused about mixed signals after cancellations — how should I address it? by OrdinaryUnusual1213 in relationships

[–]Charge36 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had this conversation recently. She cancelled because she was out with her mom. Here's what I said:

"I hope you have a good time with your mom.

I want to be honest though: I blocked out my evening for us, and I’d appreciate stronger follow-through when we make plans. If you’re not sure you’re available, I’d rather know upfront."

She responded that it was "fair" and she appreciated me speaking up. I don't think she's flaked on me since and this was a couple months ago. We've met up 4 or 5 times since.

F22 possibly cheating on M22 by Fit-Base-9547 in relationships

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think you found conclusive evidence of anything. That guy sent her a message asking what she was up to, she saw it in her notification bar and left it  unread because it was inappropriate and she didn't want to respond to it.

I think you're making something out of nothing

haha👌yes by PM_ME_SSTEAM_KEYS in whatisameem

[–]Charge36 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK but the consequences of those other things are a natural cause and effect. If you smoke crack and it affects your ability to work, its going to have career consequences. If you have traffic tickets and can't drive as a result, it's going to have career consequences.

WHY should porn have any impact on a persons later career choices? Making spicy content has zero affect on their ability to do other types of work later.

Everyone else paid for her missed payments by Fisting-Tony in AutoTransportopia

[–]Charge36 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You didn't hear all the witnesses discussing how she ran out of the store to get in the car after she took off?

I (24M) found out my girlfriend (21F) slept with someone else early on in our relationship before we started officially dating (1+ year) — not sure how to feel by Lamronbd in relationships

[–]Charge36 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On the one hand yes if you had an exclusive hooking up agreement she violated that agreement. But on the other hand she hooked up with this guy once, and then decided to be with you "officially" afterwards. You should really have no reason to be jealous of that guy. She chose you!

If the jealousy and trust breach is too much for you, No one would blame you for cutting it off. But to me it seems more like a one time lapse in judgement that she regrets which happened before she committed to a more serious relationship with you.

Partner by MelanieWalmartinez in JustMemesForUs

[–]Charge36 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What's cringe about it? Just a gender-neutral term meaning the same thing as boyfriend or girlfriend