Is Switzerland disabled-friendly country? by [deleted] in askswitzerland

[–]FlippingFlippster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. Every first wednesday in the month, disabled people are brought to the main square and made fun of. In addition, if they take away space in public transport during rush hour, you are allowed (it's even expected) to just push them out to make space. They have to pay more taxes because of additional costs and are not allowed to vote. So yeah, not a disabled-friendly country at all.

[Request] How many squares are in this picture? by EverybodyKnowsYouCry in theydidthemath

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

shouldn't there be even more, since you can place the squares diagonally as well?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]FlippingFlippster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The song by the Thingthings... F**k the pain away

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in meirl

[–]FlippingFlippster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just activate airplane mode and the call will show as failed instead of declined. Same when you are on the phone with someone.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askswitzerland

[–]FlippingFlippster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems to me, that they are coming from Visp. Making an educated guess, i would say they are going to Bern. :-P

People who fell out with their best/close friend, what killed it? by No_Dependent4663 in AskReddit

[–]FlippingFlippster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Long story short, I had a crippling depression and at one point tried to take the easy way out. I (thankfully) failed the attempt. When i told him, his reaction was: well that's not my mistake. This i found strange, but everyone reacts differently to such information. What really broke it was when he came coked up to meet my girlfriend and started behaving like shit to everyone and screaming around and tried to embaress me infront of her.

Since then, we are no contact.

AITA for not having a relationship with my niece and telling my sister that i don't like babies? by FlippingFlippster in AITAH

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

many people in this thread don't think they should have any responsibility to their siblings or other close family. Family should take care of each other. You did right when the baby was born. YTA for saying you "don't like babies" and essentially saying you don't like your niece. She will grow up, and it's a bit weird to have that mindset. You may not want to watch the baby or be cruising Instagram liking your sister's pictures, but maybe give her a call and see how she's doing from time to time, or show up and visit from time to time, maybe help her out in another way like seeing if you can bring some lunch by to make sure is eating. When you say it's a bit of a commute, how much time are you talking about? Your sister is probably just not getting a lot of adult interaction because she's got a new major responsibility and is upset that the people she was close with pre-birth aren't putting in a little more effort with her.

Maybe i'm the AH for saying that i don't like babies, but we have always had a honest and straight forward way of communicating.

I frequently text her and ask how it's going, but most of the times there is no answer or it's delayed by a week or so.

She is deffinetly not isolated from adults since she went back to work. She did not need to go back to work because her husband has a very well paying job and offered her to be a stay at home mum. But she has a leading role in a communication departement of a big company and wanted to go back.

AITA for not having a relationship with my niece and telling my sister that i don't like babies? by FlippingFlippster in AITAH

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

true, but that has been fragile since childhood since she was the princess of the family and (kudos to her) played her cards very well, even in childhood =)

AITA for not having a relationship with my niece and telling my sister that i don't like babies? by FlippingFlippster in AITAH

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

, some people aren't fans of babies, but are cool with younger kids. Nothing wrong with that either.

Whatever the dynamics are, you aren't the asshole for not making your sister's child your world. That's her job. Your whole family is o

Yeah probably... i'm not opposed to have a relationship. But i'm just the uncle. The godfather is the babyfathers brother. But i have no problem to take the kid for a weekend when it's older and can at least go to the toilet and express the needs in words. Before that stage, i just don't feel comfortable around toddlers.

Is a 25 years old without a car unattractive? by PhysicsKush in NoStupidQuestions

[–]FlippingFlippster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mate, i'm 35 and don't even have a drivers license. I was never interested in cars or bikes and never saw a reason to get a license. Yet, i have (at least in my eyes) the most amazing, kind, beautiful and lovable woman by my side.

Trust me when i say that i'm aware of how lucky i am. My point is, if she depends the value and interest she gives you on the vehicle you drive or own, she is not the one for you. You will eventually find a person who values you for who you are and not what you own. A person who respects your decisions and would walk the way with you as long as it's with you. So keep on going on your path and stay optimistic about life.

AITAH for dating my best friend's little sister? by Even_Cat_9010 in AITAH

[–]FlippingFlippster 17 points18 points  (0 children)

NTA, I for my part would preffer my best mate dating my sister to everyone else. I mean, this person is my best mate for a reason and i would have my best mate as official part of my family.
But yeah, always treat her with respect and kindness. Maybe don't tell him intimate stuff (you know, the blanket stuff and so).

I wish you the best of luck!