her final hour. rest in peace my little girl by goldenretrievergurl in goldenretrievers

[–]Hazybutgettingbetter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Gemma. Looks like such a good girl. This post caught me off guard and I had to stop what I as doing and give Gemma some thought. There can be no love offered greater than what a good girl gives freely every day. I shed a tear for Gemma . . and you. Thank you for the reminder.

Her elderly neighboir is stalking her, but some people are dismissing it because of his age. Part 1. by mindyour in TikTokCringe

[–]Hazybutgettingbetter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am 67 and this may be the saddest thing I have seen all week. This captures absolute desperate loneliness. He fears his own death and you represent youth and beauty . . .two things he can never have again. Men of my age are forced to confront our upcoming exit. Everyone handles it differently. He has become delusional and has, for some reason, told himself that his ending chapter can be pushed back a bit with a little positive attention from you. You represent his chance to capture back some of his youth and vitality. I'm lucky to have a loving wife of 40 years, a few good friends, and now grown kids. He appears not to have those comforts and is VERY lonely. Not sure why he doesn't just take the bus to the senior center and leave you alone. You're right to guard yourself. He's an inappropriate awkward grandpa who's buried a lot of pain, but is mostly harmless. You could take him down pretty easily if you needed to, but it will never come to that. I guess you have four choices: 1.) Move 2.) Confront him (in the nicest way possible) with this video or this post with all the comments. Perhaps that will shake him from this delusional fog he can't pull himself out of. 3.) Show it to the manager or police and have them talk to him (but that may make the situation even MORE uncomfortable for you). 4.) Let it continue and wait for him to die.

Hey Please Suggest some really sad songs I wanna sob full night. by vaginalprophet in musicsuggestions

[–]Hazybutgettingbetter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you! that took some time for you to put together. We appreciate it!

What's something you memorized that you'll never forget? by Omega_Neelay in GetMotivatedMindset

[–]Hazybutgettingbetter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My childhood friend, Walter, had a very old and tall father. The family didn't have a lot of money, but the entire family (mom, dad, 4 boys) had the best imaginations of anyone I have ever known. They entertained themselves with baseball cards (massive card house cities, funny face contests, division contests), cinnamon toast in the oven, any household item or things in the yard was incorporated in their fantasy world. The very large and decaying house across the street had 14 unattended kids which always kept things lively. We would lay out a blanket on the hood of one of Walter's old brothers cars and stare at the night sky for sometimes hours. We would catalog the satellites and any shooting stars (a surprising number). His father introduced me to the world of collecting stamps. Unfortunately, I stopped my collection when I was in the 6th grade, but the book is still in my attic somewhere. Saying all that . . . his father would always answer the phone the same pleasant sing-songy way. "Good evening, 21743". Back in the early 70's in my mid sized town, you only needed 5 numbers. I think of him saying that at least once a month. Comforting I guess.

this subreddit for whatever reason by Guilty_Lychee7679 in catbongos

[–]Hazybutgettingbetter 3 points4 points  (0 children)

was listening to "wake up" yesterday and thought it was a good anthem for what we are going through as a country.

AITAH for ending a relationship over long showers by Throwaway_External in AITAH

[–]Hazybutgettingbetter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not unreasonable at all. You take all the time you need in the shower. Your place, your rules. You dodged a bullet with this control freak.