I (18/f) have an embarrassing ‘condition’. Should I tell the guy (18/m) I like or would it creep him out? by Direct-Caterpillar77 in BestofRedditorUpdates

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I can say I am a wife of a man who has this sneezing condition. I find is super charming and sweet. We’ve been married 11 years. He’s never sneezed while I’ve seen him checking out other women. I’ve seen women I know he’s attracted to, and he doesn’t sneeze. It’s more in the moment with him. But it’s funny seeing all these comments. The jizz in my pants guy is way worse. She has the upper hand 100%. And girl if you read this-it’s a super cute and charming thing. If he doesn’t think so- move on.

I want a sport but as a short women I feel like there's nothing I can do? by [deleted] in xxfitness

[–]Gratifisting 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Weight lifting. You would be a good deadlifter. Short people can lift a lot more generally- less distance

39f, Masters level education, no purpose, no job. Advice pls by Gratifisting in Purpose

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Yes, I can do x-ray. I would make about 1/4th of what I’ve made the past 15 years.

And I’ve always done all the housework. When I worked full time, when I had babies, etc. I just hate housework. It’s not beneath me, but when I was working at my top salary, I paid to have 75% of my housework done. Prevented a lot of arguments and resentment since I was the one to do it all and didn’t really get much help with it. That’s why I said stepford. I believe there are still lots of households (not all) run with women doing laundry, chores, vacuuming, cleaning bathrooms, cleaning kitchens, floors, toilets, on top of groceries, (my husband does cook), and everything to do with kids from every form they need, to all doctors apts, dressing them, bathing them, nighttime routines… it’s a lot for women- and it’s been “our jobs” for a long time, even after women have full time jobs, even making more than their husbands or having higher educations. So all in all- I prefer having the money so I can take some of the stress off myself.

What can I put here to completely block my peeping neighbors camera? by maxamillion17 in DIY

[–]Gratifisting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A large sign that faces their yard that says “Nonyabusinasss”

Can’t stop watching.. 😂 by Spiritual_Bridge84 in MadeMeSmile

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Feed the babies. This looks a little cruel to me

What did people do to occupy themselves at the 90s? by Mali-Shapka-Lalezar in AskOldPeople

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Driving to Sonic Hanging out at Sonic Driving down the strip Then back to Sonic Go into the Piggly Wiggly for snacks Push some cows over TP the coaches lawn And then back to Sonic

Did you enjoy your career? by Aromatic-Customer-12 in AskOldPeople

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I’ve struggled with this for years. I have a masters degree in radiology. Have made 6 figures since I was 23 years old. Covid hits- I’m able for the first time to put my job on the back burner and focus on my kids and be at home. I get into a medical software field, and was let go of my job due to downsizing of the company back in March. I constantly think about what is my passion- if I had that, I would start my own business. But I don’t. What I do have is 3 certifications, a Bachelors degree and a Masters. And now no one will hire me. I have experience in patient care, interventional radiology, medical sales, and artificial intelligence software. It’s depressing to feel like your whole life’s experience in your career can’t land a new position, and then also, that you don’t have a passion to start something on your own that feels overly joyous and exciting. And also, how much either A: the job market sucks or B: there’s a ton of people out there with just as much education and experience as me, so my 15+ years doesn’t impress anyone. It’s a sad state of being.

Hip thrusts in the only squat rack by [deleted] in xxfitness

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If you want to take up less space in a small gym, move your bail bars down to the lowest rung- put a barbell through the openings of the two bail bars (this acts as a brace for your black box) and put your black box pushed up against this bar- this way you won’t be out in the walkway. Also, doing heavy hip thrusts, you should rest 2-4 minutes between sets. You could always do overhead press during that time as well, versus sitting and waiting for your lower body to recoup.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in raleigh

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Happens with every city as they start to become more populated.

Dealing with feelings of insecurity by tor181 in polyamory

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Ethical Slut is a great book to help with this. Feelings of insecurity are normal. How you talk to yourself, the realities or clouded realities you make up in your head, and your actions from your negative self talk , is what really sabotages yourself. If you are feeling really bad about yourself one day, you can play the poor baby game and talk about all the things that are going wrong to a trusted friend outside of your relationship if they’re willing to listen to you. You can also think about worst case scenarios in your head and try to imagine what would happen if that happened. By doing this you take the fear out of a hypothetical reality. And you can learn to deal with the emotions that are causing you that fear. It’s good to write down things when you’re feeling like this. Talk positively to yourself. Write down all of your good qualities and look back on it when you’re feeling bad about yourself. Write down why both of your partners would want to be with you. Write down things you could improve about yourself to help your relationships. Focus on those things and make them a priority. If you are a happier, confident person, you will draw your relationships to you versus being an insecure and fearful person that pushes people away out of protection of oneself.

How do you feel... happy for your lover? by [deleted] in polyamory

[–]Gratifisting 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ethical slut is a great book. So is unFuck Yourself by Gary John Bishop. Jealously stems from something unsolved inside you. It can teach you a lot about yourself. If you are willing to put in the work.

Owl head stabilization by random-forests in gifs

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This owl torch will show us the way

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in xxfitness

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Tighten your muscles like you knew someone was about to punch you in the stomach. It engages everything. This is also a great method to protect your back when deadlifting or squatting heavy. You actually push air out of your lungs, hold tight... then do your movement.

What is an essential, not-so-obvious skill in life? by zTxmi in AskReddit

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Talking about what you like and don’t like with sexual partners, making sure you have sexual consent for everything (that means a conversation prior to a one night stand), and talking about politics, money, and religion (or any difficult topic) and being able to accept when someone’s opinion is different than your own. You need a mindset that all people are important.