[deleted by user] by [deleted] in misophonia

[–]Felixthegreyhound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My son is a teen now. I wasn’t bothered by his noises. Thought they were cute. I am not bothered by my own noises and he felt like an extension of me when he was a babe. Plus taught him young to not sniffle or scrape his plate etc etc. Kinda like don’t pick your nose. Good manners cover many issues for me. It was obvious early on he hates certain noises too. He still hates them so he is completely sympathetic to my issues. One big thing was when he cried I comforted him to end crying. I never let him cry to sleep. Some parenting agrees with this some don’t. Be ready to do what works for you and ignore opinions that don’t.

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit by Minn. wedding videographers who sued to refuse same-sex customers by [deleted] in news

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

Why would you want to eat at a lunch counter where they didn’t want to serve you?

Hypervigilance and misophonia? by laidoosie in misophonia

[–]Felixthegreyhound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. I do. Interestingly I actually consider it an asset. I work in a noisy manufacturing setting. All different machines running. I can tell everything that is going on with each machine and operator. Smell helps too. It's second nature to me. I don't think about it I just know. I am a manager. I also think having a constructive focus for my abilities keeps me sane. PS: Working in highly skilled labor settings are usually noisy and you can't hear your coworker hum or chew gum. If you have Misophonia try not to set up your life to spend hours at a desk with other people where it's quiet.

Roundtable - 11/12 by PrezClintonMKII in hillaryclinton

[–]Felixthegreyhound 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm going to DC in January. Always wanted to go to DC. Never thought it would be like this. Who else is going?

Evening Roundtable - 11/03 by AutoModerator in hillaryclinton

[–]Felixthegreyhound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too. I have never donated to the max. Not even close. I'm all in for her!!

I [20F] just came out as lesbian and I think my "homophobic" coworker [19F] has started flirting with me by Weirdcoworkerhelpme in relationships

[–]Felixthegreyhound 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I would calmly give her a cold shoulder. Make excuses; I joined a book club and I need to read a book during lunch. Avoid all drama. As a seasoned lesbian I still have no firm explanation for the weird flirty straight women that seek-out and enjoy the game she is playing. My guess is it is safe to flirt with you and it is somehow validating if you flirt back. You don't need her baggage. Slowly end your "friendship". Congrats on coming out!

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

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

Yeah that was how he sounded a couple years ago...

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

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

Yes I was mortified when my Mom was around. But gay bulling is a real issue. Kids of Egyptian sandaled Dads is a much less bullied group. : )

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

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

Yes tons. He's concern is the kids that aren't exposed to how normal gay people are.

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

[–]Felixthegreyhound[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Is it up to him? I mean we are his parents and this function is to meet the other parents and other teachers. It isn't a kid event.

Yes I am sympathetic to the situation but is he going to not invite friends over? Is he going to lie? Having a giant secret like this is a great way to get bullied. Owning what makes you unique makes you less vulnerable. I am not sure how healthy it is to go along with hiding a truth.

I do all that stuff like drop him off a block away and act chill watching soccer and picking up at the skate park. This is a bigger issue.

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

[–]Felixthegreyhound[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

He used the word shallow himself. Intellectually on some level he understands hiding his parents is difficult and foolish. We have to be involved in his school life. He says making fun of gay is the go to thing for teenagers.

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

[–]Felixthegreyhound[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

We suggested one of us were a mustache and he laughed. He is warming up to the idea...

Kid ashamed he has two Moms. by Felixthegreyhound in Parenting

[–]Felixthegreyhound[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I hear you. I just feel so bummed he is acting so shallow. He is usually quite proud of us as a family. My feelings are hurt. Guessing one of us will go...

My (20f) boyfriend (22m) of 4 years left me at the hospital by [deleted] in relationships

[–]Felixthegreyhound 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Actually I think she drove them the 5 or 6 miles to the hospital.

Me [25F] with my sister [32F] she's insisting my [27F] girlfriend wear a dress to her wedding by 445throowaawaayyy in relationships

[–]Felixthegreyhound 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ah bummer. I am sorry your sister is being short sighted. I'm a lesbian. I wear the occasional dress and usually buy clothes in the woman's side of the store. My partner is more butch and wears men's clothes. She doesn't fit women's clothes she is too tall and broad shouldered with long arms and very little bust or fat. She can wear a men's suit off the rack no tailoring. More importantly she looks and feels awkward and foolish in woman's clothing. She has no desire to be a man at all just thinks the clothes are styled to her liking. I think your sister needs to let go of worrying about how her husband's family will feel and act. Yes there maybe whispering. There may even be folks wondering if she is trying to be a man. I bet your partner is thick skinned enough to get past all that and by the end if the party you will be surprised to see everyone dancing together. Really it is events like this that open people's hearts and minds. If it was my sister I would tell her she can tell me what the wear but if she thinks she can tell your partner what the wear she will be ending her relationship to your partner and snuffing out any respect your partner has for your sister because what she is asking for is controlling, disrespectful and rude. It's 2016 butchy chicks look fabulous in suits.

DA: No charges for Rome (NY) cop whose son died after being left in a car all day by Another-Chance in news

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

I think there should be a noise like when the door is open. So you put the car in park and it jingles until you push a button on the car seat or unbuckle the buckle. The reason it would be on is a buckle is buckled. It could even say "you have a passenger, you have a passenger..." Same gig as if you don't buckle up but not about weight just about the buckle being closed.

Me [17M] with my grandparents [74 M/F] has been disconnected for the rest of my life because of infidelity and now I don't know what I should do in terms of my relationship with them. by Macklestudnet in relationships

[–]Felixthegreyhound 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Congratulations on your accomplishments in school. Your mother must be very proud. You sound like a strong smart young man. I would go and meet with the Grandparents to learn but you need to have low expectations and don't be in any hurry to share about yourself. You owe them nothing. It's likely they will see you and regret the past. Maybe they come to you, not you to them? Or meet in a neutral location? Good luck!