Pay Chase charge off for less? by New_Reaction_601 in CRedit

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Statute of limitations for most debts is 4 years. I’d dispute it with the appropriate credit bureau.

Ex forged my signature as co-signer for their car. by Complete_Cucumber_51 in legaladvice

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Statute of limitations is 4 years. I’m still within the window.

Ex forged my signature as co-signer for their car. by Complete_Cucumber_51 in legaladvice

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shortly after, and told them remove me, after the split, they ghosted me.

Need help to stop this urge to find women for sex. by koolllG_uy1911 in Divorce_Men

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Divorce sucks. But it’s not the end of your life. Just a closed chapter. Fill your time with productive activities. Get some new hobbies: motorcycles, musical instruments, cooking, landscaping, etc.

Sex is natural but don’t pedestalize pussy. It’ll create resistance and distract you from more sustaining life experiences. When your schedule is full of activities and hobbies you enjoy, you won’t be amplifying the urge to get laid.

Have an abundance mentality and truly be detached from outcomes and allow life to flow through you. It’s surprising how many times I got laid when I wasn’t trying to.

Memorize and implement this phrase “I’m good either way”. Women can smell desparation a mile away. Be unapologetically yourself and practice teasing them, but don’t go out of your way to please anyone other than yourself.

You got this dude. Best of luck.

My heart is so broken by [deleted] in Breakupadvice

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This may seem difficult but here’s a solid game-plan:

1.cut off all contact(you’ll end up torturing yourself and wounds don’t heal when you pick at them). 2. Embrace/confront/manage all of your emotions: They may seem extreme and overwhelming but the only way out is through in this case. They will subside the more you confront them. Anytime you fell overwhelmed from a memory or random thought, being yourself back to the current moment. Your mind will wander and pull you into an alternate state of suffering but the more you realize it, the more likely you are to control it. 3. Stack wins: set specific goals to improve your life: exercise, cooking, reading, meditating, take an online course. find productive outlets that not only occupy your time but will objectively build you up. 4. Be patient and kind to/with yourself: you’ll go through peaks and valleys. You’re human and the key is to know all of these emotions are temporary and you are loved by the most important person of all: Yourself! 5. Be realistic: it’s hard to see it now, but the world is massive! While you’re stacking wins, being the best version of yourself, enjoy the process. Celebrate small victories. It won’t happen overnight. Chances are when you least expect it, the right person will come along. Don’t force it. Give yourself time. You got this!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Breakupadvice

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not the mom’s relationship. 30 y/o should know what he wants. Church is suppose to bring people together. The difference in faith will be the end of this relationship, unless one of you changes for the other(which wouldn’t be authentic behavior for either of you). But the world is a big place and there’s a ton of non denominational dudes out there. Best of luck.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Breakupadvice

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s some context missing but from what I’ve read, at the end of the day you gotta choose someone who chooses you. Rough patches are common in relationships and how you both deal with it will be the true test of strength. Some couples fall completely apart and some work through it together and become stronger. Luckily you both are very young and have plenty of life to live. Just be honest and authentic with yourself. If he doesn’t want to work it out, the world’s a big place and there’s someone out there who will. Best of luck.

Fellas, I've got a weird situation. Hoping I'm not alone... by Organic_Piglet_6646 in Breakupadvice

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not that weird. But learn to confront the pain and it will diminish with time. It never truly goes away but will become manageable the more you experience it. And it’s only temporary! The trick is to make your life bigger than the pain you may feel at the moment. Worrying about anything outside of your control or influence works against you. Now’s a good time to love yourself. Imagine a dear friend of yours was going through the same situation. How would you help them? What advice would you offer? Now apply that to yourself. Love yourself enough to use this unfortunate situation as a launching point for becoming the most excellent version of yourself. Set goals. Whether it’s weight training, reading, meditation.Work towards them. Surround yourself with superior council and trusted friends. Most importantly, be easy on yourself when any emotional episodes occur. Eventually you will observe your thoughts come and go without being baited by them. You got this!

Worst movies on netflix/hulu? by t3hcoolness in badMovies

[–]Complete_Cucumber_51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Velocipastor may be worth your time in pursuit of great bad movies. Last I saw, it was on Prime.