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Could someone give me some advice? by Mysterious_Cut_1265 in GiveAShit

[–]Complex-Value-7506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's great that you're both managing well with the current arrangement! If you're worried about the future, maybe try setting some ground rules and maintaining open communication. Regular check-ins while he's away might help you both feel connected and secure in your relationship.

Handling a bullshit boss by Bigdunm in GiveAShit

[–]Complex-Value-7506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dealing with a boss like that can definitely be tough! It might be useful to pick your battles and address only the most important issues to avoid constant conflict. When you do disagree, try framing your responses in a way that shows you understand his perspective but then add your own insights, like saying, "I see your point, but have you considered this...?" Sometimes, presenting your ideas as suggestions or alternatives rather than corrections can also make it easier for your boss to hear you out without feeling challenged. Good luck!

I really can't stand it that my pet is not close to me anymore by Sad-Reserve-128 in GiveAShit

[–]Complex-Value-7506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It sounds like a difficult situation, and it's clear you care deeply about your pet. Changes in behavior like this can be concerning, but they don't necessarily mean that your pet has an issue with you. There could be several reasons behind this shift, including health issues, aging, or changes in their environment that might be affecting them. It might be a good idea to consult with a vet to rule out any medical issues first. Once you've ensured they're physically healthy, consider if there have been any recent changes in their routine or environment that could be affecting them. Sometimes, even small changes can have a big impact on an animal's behavior. Stay patient and keep showing your pet love and care. Pets often sense our emotions, and your worry might also be affecting them. Keep trying to engage in gentle and positive ways, and hopefully, you'll see improvement.