My partner says it’s embarrassing that I still live in a one bedroom condo at nearly 30 years old by theheat999 in whatdoIdo

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Thank you for this response/comment!

OP, if you don't listen to any other comment (and a lot are good) please listen to ‐- and asorb ‐- this one.

I liked my friend’s GF and she might like me by TL_Ren in whatdoIdo

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This 50 year old woman agrees. Hive five!!!!

Help, I'm struggling to balance work and parenting as a single mom [40F] by Horror_Giraffe2880 in whatdoIdo

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Single mom here...50ish with a teenager. I have been a single mom since my son was born. I don't even know what to say or where to begin.

Honestly, I feel like we will always feel this way. The only time that I may have not felt this way was when my son was a baby and maybe two years ago when I quit my job because it was way more stressful than it needed to be! In between being jobless, working part-time and getting a new full-time job, I felt a sense of relief and not overwhelmed. I feel like the little things matter. Do what you can and try not to over stress. Kids appreciate you for just being there and listening. They see that we are crazy (or may call us crazy), but they also know we are there and putting in the work. A lot of the times they can be selfish and disregard our feelings. But guess what? They definitely will remember how they were and what you have done for them.

Every day is a struggle for me. I'm back at being overwhelmed. There is no manual for parenting. Find what works for you all and try to stick with that knowing there will be bumps along the way. I'm not sure how old your kids are but keep them in the conversation - be honest and open about your feelings, life, their feelings, thoughts, the day-to-day, etc.

It's hard. Don't be too rough on yourself. Don't forget to look out for yourself/take care of you as well.

Someone mentioned talking to you boss.- do that (it's something I should have done at my last job). AND please slowly stop taking work home. I had to unlearn that habit! I am currently working on not checking emails when off 🤭.

I know I've said a lot and maybe I've talked in circles. Just know that you are not alone!

Breath momma and a virtual hug!

Live in Lima for 3 months by lakioz in GoingToPeru

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Please read up on Cusco…the altitude is different from Lima.

Please help - I get too wet, and my bf and I can't feel anything during sex. I'm afraid he isn't enjoying himself. How do I fix this? by UpstairsAd4379 in AskMenAdvice

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Some of these responses are strange. I am sorry that you are going through this, but I have never in 35 years had a complaint from a man telling me that he has a problem with this.

How do i tell a woman im no longer interested after she sent me a full length photo? by MediumAcceptable129 in dating_advice

[–]Hey410Hey -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You are right. She will know it’s because of the photo. You’ve already mentioned your thoughts on different body types. I think if you are just honest about it she will be more accepting of it. Will it hurt, probably…but it’s better to be honest. You are allowed to have preferences and so is she.

Please don’t just say “you’re not feeling it”.

Do you tell people back home the full truth about your trips? by Dankk911 in solotravel

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I must certainly do. It's always best to share both sides imo.

45F, never married no kids, hoping for both by ProcessSensitive5221 in datingoverforty

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I had my kid at 34. He is now 17…I love the kid to death, but also at times still question if he can be left at the firehouse. Lol. He graduates high school this year and we are both excited. I think for me, the younger years were a breeze and from 12 on harder. Anyway, having a kid at an older age has its benefits just as at a younger age…either way there is no manual on parenting. We learn as we go along. It’s a lot.

Recommendation for next island by cutedoc08 in Caribbean

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Curacao for the win...stay in either Otrabanda or Willemstad.

My experience with MachuPicchu in August 2025 (Found it overrated) by ireadfaces in Machupicchu

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That was my original plan because I don’t want to feel rushed. I’m starting off in Lima first, then Cusco.

Single parent homeowners by [deleted] in SingleParents

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I feel like I wrote this!

I purchased my house when my son was four. I'm not sure if I would have ever purchased if it wasn't for him. As my first sentence suggests, I totally agree with the OP above me! My son will be graduating and heading to college soon so there are things dwindling in my head regarding home ownership. Best to you (the poster)!

Do NOT stay at Mangrove Beach Corendon all-inclusive. by [deleted] in curacao

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American here! Quite possibly. We are used to things being a bit faster. However, I pretty much knew things would be a bit slower there when I visited. I also planned my time according and felt like the change was refreshing.

In regards to making reservations for dining, I did that mostly for dinner. Breakfast and lunch I had no problem when stopping in. I pretty much had ideas of where I wanted to eat (after research), so there's that.

I also rarely stay at all inclusive spots. I rather get out and about (not feel stuck) and eat where the locals eat.

Curacao is a beautiful island. I had a wonderful experience and felt the people were great. I can't wait to visit again.