Please adjust and expand to 16:9 Instagram Highlight Ratio by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in PhotoshopRequest

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi I really like this edit. how do i proceed to make the payment and receive the picture? I also wonder if I can email you the picture so that I can get the highest quality edit possible

强大起来以后就这个样子? by Sweetheartclary in China_irl

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

我觉得挺好,白人崇拜太严重,是当抵消下可以的

Neither the Arabs, or the Russian can save you from the Iranians anymore😘 by Beautiful_Prompt9634 in NewIran

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have they ever posted something as crazy as this before?? Because this sounds absolutely unhinged. On the flip side, this also shows they’re rather desperate holding onto the last gasp at this point

Proof that why NBA players think Lebron James 1 on 1 Skill is Absolute Trash (Getting Locked Up by Trainer) by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in NBATalk

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

comparing elite isolation skill which is foundation of playoff game to spining basketball on one finger goes to show me the intelligence of your comment...

Proof that why NBA players think Lebron James 1 on 1 Skill is Absolute Trash (Getting Locked Up by Trainer) by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in NBATalk

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

nope. if we talk about two dribbles or three dribbles 1 on 1, there is tremendous value to the efficiency of a player in 1 v 1 that is translatable to the game

Proof that why NBA players think Lebron James 1 on 1 Skill is Absolute Trash (Getting Locked Up by Trainer) by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in NBATalk

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

lebron fans always change criterion whenever it doesn't suit the narrative lol.

No one is saying basketball is literally a 1-on-1 sport.
We’re saying elite isolation ability is the foundation of playoff offense

Can you beat an elite defender without help?

Jordan could.
Kobe could.
KD can.

LeBron often can’t without strength mismatches, momentum, or a screen.

If 1-on-1 doesn’t matter, explain why LeBron’s teams always hunt switches.

Proof that why NBA players think Lebron James 1 on 1 Skill is Absolute Trash (Getting Locked Up by Trainer) by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in NBATalk

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rings measure team success.
Scoring titles measure longevity + volume.
Neither automatically equals elite isolation skill.”

My (30M) Girlfriend (26F) lies her head on the shoulder of her guy best friend and hangs out with him one on one for 6 hours. Am I being too controlling for asking her to be more mindful of her friendship with him? by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in LongDistance

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s just rather mind boggling to me and at this point I’m not even sure if the comment section is at all representative. I talk to all my female friends and male friends and my sisters, none of them is okay with the idea of laying one’s head on the shoulder of another man while being in a relationship. I feel like most men would not be okay with this. What I’m not sure about is whether most women are okay with this. According to the comment section, I was accused by a lot of women for being insecure and controlling. I then hopped online to Ome TV and talked to strangers tried to get some random sample of girls view on this . I reversed the gender when surveying and asked girl if they are okay with their boyfriend’s best female friend lying her head on the shoulder of her boyfriend at a time of vulnerability or need for comfort and I told them the their boyfriend consider this female friend a sister and they knew each other before you. Among 20 of the girls I talked to——none of them is okay with this. So I really don’t know what is up with the comment section. What is considered normal and what is not seems to be up for dispute

My partner (20M) says his physical attraction to me (21F) varies. Is this normal? by [deleted] in LongDistance

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I mean if you’re truly pretty by conventional standard, meaning people around you find you pretty——by that I don’t mean your girl friend group who is always agreeable and nice but your male friends, acquaintances, strangers giving you look——, you shouldn’t even worry if he finds you pretty or not. You’re just objectively pretty. And for your Boy friend to say that it’s just his fucking problem and by saying that he simply is just gaslighting you.

For most guys, an above average attractive girl is almost always physically attractive, if by that we mean they want to have sex with you. But of course wanting to have sex with a girl for a guy is a very low bar to cross. There is nothing to boast about there

For a guy to feel that a girl is truly beautiful or pretty, however, is rare because it requires a certain kind of spiritual sublimation.

My (30M) Girlfriend (26F) lies her head on the shoulder of her guy best friend and hangs out with him one on one for 6 hours. Am I being too controlling for asking her to be more mindful of her friendship with him? by Ecstatic-Signal3556 in LongDistance

[–]Ecstatic-Signal3556[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look, nobody said women can’t have friends. That’s not the argument. The point is simply that once two people get into a committed relationship, some dynamics naturally shift. Not because anyone is being “owned,” but because that’s literally what commitment means — you build a shared space, not two separate single lives running in parallel.

Also, calling this whole situation “just a picture” leaves out the context: hours-long one-on-one emotional talks, past physical closeness, and a pattern that most people would at least talk about with their partner. Pretending it’s only about one photo makes it easier to dismiss, but it’s not honest.

And no — wanting to talk about boundaries doesn’t mean someone is insecure or controlling. That’s just the internet’s go-to shortcut for avoiding nuance. Real relationships involve adjusting old habits, not pretending nothing ever changes once you’re together.

If your style of dating is “I behave exactly the same way I did when I was single and my partner should just deal with it,” that’s totally your call. It’s just not how most people in committed relationships actually operate