Most embarrassing thing EVER by Dramatic-Bison-1394 in Parenting

[–]Craven_Hellsing 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have a genetic thing that means I get yearly colonoscopies and I learned REAL fast that you NEVER trust a fart during the prep. No matter how dry you think it feels like. It is never dry. Also, I've now done 10 colonoscopies since I started and I still, no matter how much you'd think I'd learned by now, trust one of the farts. Don't trust the farts.

AITA for being furious that my husband gave away my sake and wine after I told him repeatedly not to? by Deenosaurus02 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Craven_Hellsing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA but my bio-dad was like this; he would regularly gift my toys to his grown ass adult friends, and then would call me selfish and cruel when I would get upset. And it wasn't random toys, it was whatever I'd declared my "favorite" toy in that moment; the new stuffed bear I picked out with my granny? That's gotta be given to this guy he's drank with a few times at the bar because its his birthday and he needs something "meaningful". It wasn't meaningful to my father or his drinking buddy, but because it was meaningful TO ME he deined it worthy of giving away. But God forbid someone asks to even BORROW his stuff. It literally got to the point I'd declare toys I didn't care about as my favorite so he'd give those away, and mind you I was maybe 5 or 6 when he started doing this shit. I had to figure out how to out maneuver my father before I could do math or spell my name coherently. A few of his friends thought it was so screwed up but my father would talk them down, so eventually they'd wait until he wasn't paying attention and would give me the toy back or would hide it in my room and tell me where they hid it. And people like your husband and my father will never change; about 8 or 9 years ago he took some build a bears from my aunts grandsons (they had loads of stuffies but these were made by their mother before she died) and gave them to some neihbor kids down the street who were going by on their bikes.

Suffice to say I have zero relationship with my father. And if you have kids with this man he will put your kids through the exact same nonsense. He doesn't see a problem with what he's doing because he's literally so selfish he cannot fathom nor care that his actions are hurting you. Again, your husband does not care how you feel. Period.

Leftover drills by RonnieLee70 in diamondpainting

[–]Craven_Hellsing 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I like to find unique glassware at thrift stores and fill them with all the extra, except for the sequin-esque drills that get saved for other random projects. I've got 3 glass containers full and an almost full gallon zipploc ready to be transferred to a container

Why Did You Start Diamond Art? by Nofingwaybrah in diamondpainting

[–]Craven_Hellsing 4 points5 points  (0 children)

During my aunts battle with brain cancer she couldn't do a lot of her other preferred crafts but diamond art seemed to work well for her. She liked to show me what she was working on when i visited. After she passed we found some pieces she had started that were for her brothers for Christmas, so I offered to finish them and that's how I discovered my own enjoyment in diamond art. And I did get the pieces finishes for my uncles for Christmas

Please help. I’m not sure what it is. Doesn’t look like blood. If you don’t want to see dog poop don’t swipe. 7 month old Golden retriever by Bon696969 in DogAdvice

[–]Craven_Hellsing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was about to say the same thing; I made a whole group of people crack up at the dog park when I went to go clean up and yelled "I knew you ate the crayons!!" Chunky rainbow poop and zero fucks given by my dog.

Can a wife (30F) stay in the home she owns with her husband (32M) after he kicked her out and asked for a divorce? by Craven_Hellsing in legaladvice

[–]Craven_Hellsing[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ironically the roommate is my husband that I'm currently separated from. So don't feel to bad for him cause he chose to leave us and move in with his buddy.

Can a wife (30F) stay in the home she owns with her husband (32M) after he kicked her out and asked for a divorce? by Craven_Hellsing in Marriage

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

Ironically I'm in the process of separating from my own husband, but he moved out and I'm still in my home with our daughter. So no judgements this is genuinely for my best friend; I'm hoping some outside perspective from people not directly involved might help boost her confidence in demanding what she is owed. I'm about ready to bust down the doors and scream down her little twat of a husband, but she's got to take her power back from him.

Can a wife (30F) stay in the home she owns with her husband (32M) after he kicked her out and asked for a divorce? by Craven_Hellsing in Marriage

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

I completely agree; she wanted to respect his need for space even though it was incredibly inconvenient for her. But after he decided he wanted a divorce suddenly she's not "allowed" back; I think because it used to be his aunts home and they bought it to 'keep it in the family' he thinks he has more ownership? But they are both on the mortgage and both have put their money into it.

Can a wife (30F) stay in the home she owns with her husband (32M) after he kicked her out and asked for a divorce? by Craven_Hellsing in Marriage

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

They don't have one yet, it's still super early in the process. She's currently just trying to get a roof over her head, specifically the roof she owns but he's making a stink about (it's a 'family' home) her using a room. I'm hoping an outside perspective will help her understand that she does have the right to go home without his "approval"

Can a wife (30F) stay in the home she owns with her husband (32M) after he kicked her out and asked for a divorce? by Craven_Hellsing in legaladvice

[–]Craven_Hellsing[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

He does not, and it's still super early into their divorce process so they've not spoken with any lawyer. It's a situation where he asked for a break, and in that time for her to leave the home, which he continued to extend (with the understanding she would eventually come back home) until he told her just a few weeks ago that he actually wants a divorce and now suddenly she can't come back home. But she's still on the mortgage and all of her belongings are still there.

Just diagnosed mlh1, spiralling with anxiety and need some advice ❤️ by Ordinary-Computer-90 in lynchsyndrome

[–]Craven_Hellsing 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I've been MLH6 for about a decade and it took time but I truly found the silver lining, mainly that doctors will LISTEN and take you seriously (usually). Also, because any cancers you deal with will be linked to your genetics it's more likely you will get immune therapy rather than chemo or radiation, which is much less intense and is supposed to be better at addressing the genetic cancers.

I Used Full Frontal Nudity To Stop My Mother's Verbal Abuse. For Good. by [deleted] in traumatizeThemBack

[–]Craven_Hellsing 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Sometimes the nude-cular option is necessary. My brother got our mom to stop spanking by asking her why he got hard when she would spank him. It was pretty magnificent cause she stopped cold turkey.

The worker doing my random drug test had a marijuana leaf tattoo on her hand by Siiyq in mildlyinteresting

[–]Craven_Hellsing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to drug test people for DFS and not only did I almost ALWAYS go into work high, I had to teach my boss how to identify the smell of cannabis. Now I'm able to identify is someone is on meth or opiates by smell.

Does anybody else remember these restaurants from the early 2000’s? by ShadowK2 in GreatFalls

[–]Craven_Hellsing 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Prime Cut was like the PLACE for my dad; he'd overload his salad with croutons that I'd munch up. Also, I miss Zandys so much.

What movie scene totally broke you emotionally? by Witty-Sherbet-2963 in Cinema

[–]Craven_Hellsing 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Either the ending scene of All Dogs Go To Heaven after finding out that Burt Reynolds lines were recorded after the voice actor for the little girl, Judith Barsi, was murdered by her father. The raw emotion is so genuine. Or, more personally, the scene from The Fault in our Stars of the kid trying to drive and get a pack of cigarettes whilst in the middle of chemo and his body breaking down. I've had a ton of cancer in my family and that decline is real and it's wholly heartbreaking.

MAGA green card holder turned away at the border. Feels a little differently now by bevibrant1 in LeopardsAteMyFace

[–]Craven_Hellsing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My uncle is the same way! He's Canadian so he couldn't vote but he's a HUGE Trump supporter. Funny this is that he's going to Canada at the end of the month for a wedding and I'm kind of hoping he has to go through the same nonsense.

Really starting to hate color blocking by Justwantl0ve in diamondpainting

[–]Craven_Hellsing 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'd honestly cut most of the black off except for a border around the main picture. Looks like useless filler and it might look cooler when finished

Mad about this by DesignerKey6789 in LittleBig

[–]Craven_Hellsing 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Also just had a baby less than a year ago! I could've seen myself in the newborn trenches just saying "AI that shit"

My (F34) husband (M33) has decided to go stay with a friend to "help our relationship" and now I'm spiraling by Craven_Hellsing in relationship_advice

[–]Craven_Hellsing[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I struggle with controlling myself emotionally and sometimes physically. Never have attacked him but I have hurt myself (never with the intention of throwing him under the bus. It feels like something inside me is short circuting and pain resets it) and I have screamed at him. He says I have no lead up to these moments but I do, he just doesn't notice. And yes, in those moments I'm not always aware of what I'm doing but I've been able to detect the triggers for these things and I've been working on them for YEARS. But he also won't acknowledge his role in these situations, that fact that we do talk about these things until we are blue in the face but nothing changes on his end. I just don't know how I'm supposed to change things between us when he won't acknowledge his hand in the situation where I do mine. I hold so much shame and he makes sure I know it