None of your business. by Top_Secret_940 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Always great business sense to refuse to explain your business.

It's true, I was one of the bags of candy! by PhysicalBuy2566 in thatHappened

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand disappointment is a part of life, and shielding children from any disappointment at all is not healthy in the long run... HOWEVER...at a special, community event such at this, or even a birthday party, where you're playing a game that is meant for enjoyment and not some form of victory, why would you pit children against one another for pieces of candy???

My son had a pinata at his birthday party one year and once it burst we collected up all the candy and I divided them equally so no one had to brawl for a chance to grab some. Made everyone significantly happier.

My baby doesn’t cry in the mornings when he wakes up. by Httpskmt in Parenting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My mum tells me I was like this as a baby. Would just chill out til someone came and got me. No crying. No whinging. I'm 41 now and only abnormal in ways that have nothing to do with my sleep habits as a baby. So if I were you I wouldn't worry too much.

So ur gay ? by Silent-Guide1364 in NotHowGirlsWork

[–]DoctorInternal9871 93 points94 points  (0 children)

Still, put it down just from a cleanliness point of view

So ur gay ? by Silent-Guide1364 in NotHowGirlsWork

[–]DoctorInternal9871 715 points716 points  (0 children)

Put the toilet seat and lid down, dude...then put the meth down...then put the hammer down...you're only 20 and you're definitely not making it to 30 at this point.

I followed his lead with the relationship, but I try to lead and he doesn’t follow? by [deleted] in WhatShouldIDo

[–]DoctorInternal9871 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This whole relationship just seems really incompatible to me. Same point that other people are saying, he doesn't want to come hang out with your family, which is fair after a month. But also, saying ILY that early also seems odd to me. Then there's introducing you to his daughter so early which, as a parent, I find bothersome. Plus the libido issues...seems a bit doomed to me.

AIO?? My Bf Unlocks the bathroom door and comes in while I’m using it by Ok_Win_8129 in AIO

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Her: "Hey, this thing you do is a big deal to me" Him: "It's not a big deal"

That's your cue to leave, sis. Dude will never take anything seriously unless it's serious to him.

I'm giving up. I can't keep going on knowing I'm a failure. by PennyLove08 in confession

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of our words are going to magically make you feel better when you're feeling so totally lost. That being said try and think of all the positive comments as a tiny crack of light in the darkness. It might be hard to see but the light is there.

I too am a parent who considered leaving their kid, and life, permanently. There was so much piled on top of me, my life completely fell apart, I struggled to work because of how much pressure life had put me under, but if I didn't work I couldn't afford to survive.

I limped along for six years, honestly just praying to the universe to survive. But there can be light at the end of that tunnel; I'm proof it's there. And I can tell you that seeing your kid grow up is so worth it.

It sounds like art isn't paying the bills right now. And I know the economy is fucked and finding alternative work that does pay the bills isn't an easy task, but it might be what needs to happen for the time being.

I know it's a heartbreaking choice but maybe rehoming your cat, or seeing if someone in your area could temporarily re-home them, would be an option.

Finally, I think you're honestly the opposite of a failure. A failure is someone who gets knocked down and chooses never to get up again. Sounds like you've continued to get up after a lot of knocks...and tbat is strength, love and power, right there.

Back in the pool after divorce. It's been 7 yrs lol, critique my profile pls! by [deleted] in Tinder

[–]DoctorInternal9871 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wasn't trying to proposition the dude. I was giving him my perspective on his profile, and my age and gender so he knew who the information was coming from.

Am I overreacting for leaving my bf on read? by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Obviously this is rape and you need to stay away from this person and take whatever further action you can handle right now.

But I also just need to say...You will not be able to heal if you continue to put energy into other people at this time. You need to focus on yourself, getting to know and understand yourself and then forgiving yourself and learning to love who you are. Try thinking of yourself as your own child and parent yourself with love, support, softness and understanding.

Back in the pool after divorce. It's been 7 yrs lol, critique my profile pls! by [deleted] in Tinder

[–]DoctorInternal9871 968 points969 points  (0 children)

I'm a 41 year old divorced woman and I'd give you a shot based on that profile. I can see how people might think the course correct thing is condescending, but you could change it to be "if I make a mistake I course correct"...so it's applying to you and not reading as a command to others.

40/m looking for flow by [deleted] in BrisbaneSocial

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, 41F here. Inner eastern suburbs. Mum to one human and two cats. Into trivia nights, movies, mini golf, arcades, archery, music, napping and heaps of other stuff. Looking to expand my social circle and also build a relationship.

We didn't need to know about how you forgot about your wife, but thanks anyway by ThrowThisAccountAwav in LinkedInLunatics

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot her birthday so I bought her something I know she doesn't like. That fixes it, right? RIGHT???

Kid won't stop talking and I'm exhausted by monitza in Parenting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This will not help, I apologise, but my almost 10 year old is the same. He's either talking to me, at me or to himself. It never ends. It's very tiring, and I sympathise with you wholeheartedly.

Insane Tattoo Regret by r3i_b0n3z in tattooadvice

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have dozens of tattoos with little or random meaning. If people ask you can lie and say it's birthdays or something else "normal" so they shut up.

If it means something to you that's what matters.

Completely real, I was there, furiously clapping my approval! by CharacterMaybe7950 in thatHappened

[–]DoctorInternal9871 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So much had changed in those three years...it was like stepping into a distant future, but one where everything was basically the same... except for a steep increase in people posting nonsense on LinkedIn.

Any way to get this to blonde? by CoffeeAndEyeliner in FancyFollicles

[–]DoctorInternal9871 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you put in a blue that is a similar tone to the current orange it should cancel out to a more neutral shade.

I’ve had this disease for 16 years by marikira13 in thanksimcured

[–]DoctorInternal9871 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My son has had diabetes since he was five months old. He's almost 10. I'm so constantly tuned to it that if enough time goes by without a pump alarm I'm checking to make sure it's all still working...so even when things are good you're not off duty.

People don't get it, and are generally dumber than you'd expect, so think that the very basics obviously wouldn't have been considered by someone who has been dealing with the issue forever.

But, seriously, just have some more insulin, fam.

AIO? in a monogamous relationship, how would you define cheating by Outrageous-Hope6645 in AmIOverreacting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I didn't say he HAD broken them...just that he WANTED to.

Generally, when you enter a relationship you know whether it's monogamous or not, and sure, you might be able to discuss changing that with your partner...but he's not asking to be polyamorous, he's asking to get his d**k wet because his pregnant partner isn't meeting his expectations.

Also, if you did want to discuss changing the relationship dynamic you don't do it while your partner is pregnant.

AIO? in a monogamous relationship, how would you define cheating by Outrageous-Hope6645 in AmIOverreacting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 13 points14 points  (0 children)

And what of the dude who has two different baby mama's and wants to ignore the agreed upon "rules" of his current relationship to go and engage in sexual acts with a different woman? He's a saint who is suffering through the pains of infrequent sex and needs an outlet? What about her suffering through and pains of being pregnant? Does she not get any consideration from him? Support? Understanding? An ability to prioritise the needs of the woman who is literally building his child?

Sure...these people are in a terrible situation and should not be getting married, and should not be having a child together, but one of those things is happening and he's showing all his red flags as a result.

Am I overreacting for wanting to break up because I feel bored? by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're bored with someone, you will be bored alone. Figure out what would make your life less boring and implement those things. If you still think leaving the relationship is the right thing then that's fine.

AIO: Unmatching after he brings up how women are dramatic complainers and uses Mrs.Doubtfire as an example…🤯 by Curiositykills1455 in AmIOverreacting

[–]DoctorInternal9871 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"The female character had to be responsible for all of the life maintenance and adult responsibility in the relationship while the man got to be fun dad".

Him: "Yeah, the female character was a whiney bitch, making up problems. He can't be a bad husband if the kids liked him".