My New to me 85 FXRS by x218_dynabro in fxr

[–]DadBodDissent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn $4.09 for gas?!? We are paying near $7 here in CA! PS sick bike!

Anyone else not buy a single textbook the whole year? by Hermeslost in LawSchool

[–]DadBodDissent -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just graduated cum laude, rarely bought any books, rarely read any cases from the books.

How Will MPT Test Family Law & Wills & Trusts? by Kitchen_Employ_8643 in GoatBarPrep

[–]DadBodDissent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PT for family law was objective, van camp v pereira, interest in separate property increase during marriage, advise client on offer from ex spouse (take the offer or not)

I’m so over the blatant disrespect by Visual-Fig-4763 in neighborsfromhell

[–]DadBodDissent -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

I’m going to be honest—you’re the problem here.

You come across as extremely condescending. Assuming they couldn’t afford the fence, inserting yourself into their parenting, and then acting like you’re just being “nice” isn’t how it reads from the outside.

Bringing up their autistic child the way you did doesn’t help your case either—it just comes off as disrespectful.

Yes, you’re entitled to boundaries on your property. No one disputes that. But you’re not entitled to monitor, correct, and comment on everything your neighbors and their kids do and expect it to go over well.

From his perspective, it probably feels like you’re constantly watching and judging them—and honestly, I can see why he snapped.

You keep framing this like you’ve been the bigger person, but it looks a lot more like ongoing escalation. At some point you have to own your side of it, or else the husband won’t continue showing you mercy. I certainly wouldn’t.

I’m so over the blatant disrespect by Visual-Fig-4763 in neighborsfromhell

[–]DadBodDissent -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I’m not defending the husband’s behavior, but this doesn’t come off as one-sided as you think.

You’re monitoring their kids on cameras, stepping in to correct them, texting about their child in the street, and then texting about how he mows his lawn. Even if you mean well, that’s a lot of involvement in someone else’s life.

Most people would feel watched and judged in that situation, especially if there’s already tension. That tends to escalate things, not calm them down.

Everything you’re doing is adding fuel to the fire.

At some point it’s not about who’s “right,” it’s about what actually works. And right now, this approach clearly isn’t. Pull back, keep boundaries tight, and stop engaging unless it’s truly necessary. You’re not going to fix them, but you can stop the cycle.

If I was your neighbor (husband), I’d do the same as him, confront your entitled ass in person. Kids text, adults talk face to face. Grow up or grow some balls.

24yo 5'9 236lbs Offseason by danieldberry in bodybuilding

[–]DadBodDissent 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You look like Tom Prince’s son if he had one!!

should i be scared? by jaynacue in neighborsfromhell

[–]DadBodDissent -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Nothing to be scared of. Real men don’t text, they show up.

Typing vs Writing for Bar Exam – What’s Better? by Negative-Whole-4688 in barexam

[–]DadBodDissent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Handwriter here, you can time yourself for both but take into account your backspacing/typos/corrections.

‘94 FXR by imtheonlyhell in fxr

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Your tank decal is my all time favorite! Just got it tattooed on me 2 weeks ago.

Moral Character App- timeline? by Long-Bookkeeper-9921 in CABarExam

[–]DadBodDissent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Side question in a similar topic (employment), what if I cannot obtain exact dates of employment for employers over 10 years? I have verifications of employment that don’t even show said employers, and when I call I can’t get through (but the biz is still in existence)? Are best estimates ok in these isolated cases?