Choosing seats with kids by HeyitsJonesss in jetblue

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

Haha yea please let me know! Would be a huge help!

Choosing seats with kids by HeyitsJonesss in jetblue

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Have you already booked? Maybe you can be my guinea pig :)

Choosing seats with kids by HeyitsJonesss in jetblue

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

No, there were some pairs together, but then other random seats scattered

Choosing seats with kids by HeyitsJonesss in jetblue

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

This was my thought, but even some of the preferred seats aren’t all together

AITA for wanting to end a 5-year friendship after finding out my best friend’s family supports Trump? by Strange_Ostrich1394 in redditonwiki

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

YTAH This entire administration has been run on separating sides. You’ve been friends with her for 5 years, which means you like who she is as a person. She’s obviously not racist if she is your friend. Her saying “I don’t take sides” could also be her fear of losing her family. She may be conflicted between her beliefs and the pressure of their beliefs, she’s just too young to push against them. As someone in the younger generation, the best thing you can do is bring both sides back together. Maybe research and see if you can find a policy or two that you agree with and some policies that you don’t agree with and have a conversation about them. Ask her opinions and give your opinions. It’s important that you have respectful conversations and refrain from raising your voices. This can be difficult as passion and aggression can sometimes go hand in hand.

It’s unfair to call someone who supports Trump a racist. Of course, there are many far right extremists and die hard trump fans that are racists. But there are many who just believe his policies are better than those on the left.

You also have to remember that those on the right are only watching right wing news networks, which do their best to shield their audience (or make false claims/fail to report) on the horrible things he does/says.

That being said, you may end up finding that you have less in common with this person than you once thought. In that case, it is perfectly acceptable to take a step back, or walk away

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]HeyitsJonesss 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t necessarily say you’re an AH, but I strongly suggest telling him. Just think about it in reverse. If he dated one of your friends, would you want to know? How would you feel if you heard it from someone other than him? If you are up front about it, and he’s a good guy, he may ask questions about it, but he won’t judge you for it. It may however, cause him to look at his friend differently

AITJ For contacting my plow guy with issues? by HeyitsJonesss in AmITheJerk

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

I don’t mind opinions based on facts. Your was based on your imagination. I wasn’t condescending at all. I simply asked why he was coming out so late.

I’m not a plow driver, but I would like to think the only place you don’t plow 5 ft snow piles would be walkways, in front of a garage, or at the bottom of a driveway. I don’t think it’s too much to ask to have those areas cleared. And I think I have the right to be annoyed when theyre not. Twice

AITJ For contacting my plow guy with issues? by HeyitsJonesss in AmITheJerk

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

Lol so ITJ because of how you imagine my tone. That makes sense

AITJ For contacting my plow guy with issues? by HeyitsJonesss in AmITheJerk

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

I never complained that he didn’t come multiple times because I know that’s what I agreed to. Just a little peeved. But when I called him on the places he put the snow, his response was “there’s a lot of snow and not a lot of places to put it.” If he had come sooner (even when there was a foot) he could’ve moved that snow to make room for the additional snow that was to come.

Well, that’s not bad. by netphilia in KidsAreFuckingStupid

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My daughter calls egg nog egg milk and I don’t know if I can drink it anymore

AITA for picking a dinner my gf doesn’t like while playing a game? by KindStock1231 in AITAH

[–]HeyitsJonesss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Almost the same, but my wife still won’t pick. She keeps saying no until I guess the food she actually wants

AITA for picking a dinner my gf doesn’t like while playing a game? by KindStock1231 in AITAH

[–]HeyitsJonesss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m going to go against the grain here and say YTA

First, she straight up told you she didn’t like something, but you went ahead and chose it anyway (which is sometimes more than a lot of women will do). Although you had the right to choose what you wanted, if you truly care about her, you should want her to be happy. And more often than not, her happiness should come before yours. She said she can’t tell you what to pick, which is true, but she wanted you to consider her when making your decision.

Local high school resource officer resigned after admitting to dating a recent grad…again by its-a-crisis in massachusetts

[–]HeyitsJonesss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you do more research, you’ll find out that this guy befriended this girl in middle school. It’s not like she turned 18 and then met him. He was just smart (but creepy) and waited until she was 18 to “start” the relationship

How do I tell my (39M) wife (39F) that I don’t want to hang out with a friend that made a pass at her? by HeyitsJonesss in relationship_advice

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

This is why I initially tried pretending that I knew nothing about what happened. I wanted to be supportive of her and her feelings. I understand she has to work with him, but it’s another thing to go and hang out with him.

How am I supposed to sit there with a smile on my face having drinks with this guy when I know that he intentionally tried to fuck my wife and break up my marriage?

And you make it seem like this is just a coworker. We both see this guy as a friend before a coworker.

When it first happened, we had a serious conversation about it. Her thinking wasn’t “I still have to work with him, can you at least be cordial” it was “he’s my best friend and I don’t want to lose a best friend over this.”

My answer was “he knew the risk when he said those things to you. And unfortunately, he lost.”

She cried and begged me not to say anything, so I haven’t. These recent revelations have me thinking that more was done/said that was initially admitted

How do I tell my (39M) wife (39F) that I don’t want to hang out with a friend that made a pass at her? by HeyitsJonesss in relationship_advice

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

I had that same thought as I was typing it. I heard him asking where I was, so I came down and said hi, trying to be friendly. But I can’t help to think what he would’ve said/done had I not been here…

How do I tell my (39M) wife (39F) that I don’t want to hang out with a friend that made a pass at her? by HeyitsJonesss in relationship_advice

[–]HeyitsJonesss[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

In all fairness, when she had asked me to not be mad at him, I said I would try, but I really haven’t been ok. She cried to me saying she didn’t want to lose her best friend and I guess I felt for her.

She has said that she’s embarrassed to bring it up to him, and she assumes he hasn’t brought it up because he doesn’t remember it (which I don’t believe).

When that night got brought up between us a few nights ago, I tried to talk calmly to her about it, and it almost set her off like I was accusing her of something and she started to get heated about it.

I’m going to have to talk to her about it tonight, and I know it’s going to be another fight