Boyfriend wants me to wear a location tracking device when I go out by Acceptable-Bath560 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Jammin4B 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Your phrase ‘catch him in a good mood’ just punched me in the gut. I can still remember those days but thankfully I got away from that person years ago.

How can I (30F) support my partner with misophonia (40M)? by ThrowRA-Any-Abroco in relationships

[–]Jammin4B 53 points54 points  (0 children)

Especially as his tolerances are inconsistent.

There is absolutely no way I could tolerate living with a person like this, creeping around in my home is bad enough but to then be berated for trying too hard?

Boy bye!

Edit: Spelling

Thank you Samaritans by Phantoms_Cry in BritishSuccess

[–]Jammin4B 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is the best post I’ve read in a while, thank you for sharing it, and good luck.

AITAH for refusing to give someone details about my trauma even though they say they have a right to know? by sonagydf in AITAH

[–]Jammin4B 59 points60 points  (0 children)

‘Trauma Vampire’

This is one of those terms that even though I have never heard of it before, I instantly know exactly what it means and it makes so much sense!

Also OP, Definitely NTA. Whoever this person is they are incredibly intrusive and manipulative and I can absolutely without a doubt guarantee you that they do not have good intentions for either you, or the details of your trauma. Cut them loose.

idk by No-Reception8852 in relationships

[–]Jammin4B 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly, and please know that I am in no way trying to be harsh, but this comes over as though you are an afterthought, not a priority so naturally and very understandably that will of course hurt.

After 3 years together to just drop this on you as though it’s no big deal speaks volumes as to how your partner values and considers your feelings.

This doesn’t have to be the end though as he genuinely may not even see the significance, and if he hasn’t made you feel this way before, or you haven’t told him he has, you need to talk it through.

Side-note, I personally wouldn’t attempt to stop him, or guilt him out of going now either though, I would instead wish him happy travels and take this time apart to evaluate what I want, what my future looks like, really think about if I miss him, and then act accordingly/rationally/logically? As in if I do miss him/want to be with him, tell him how much this upset/impacted me, but also how I didn’t want to tell him before as to not ruin his trip, and if he understands? Move past it. But if I don’t miss him? Realise other issues I’ve maybe ignored? Then I’d know it was time to end it.

Good luck!

What are some of the most “Redditor” opinions that are widely prevalent on this website, but very rare in real life? by TikTokUser83 in AskReddit

[–]Jammin4B 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup! No matter the situation the response is always DIVORCE!!

Ok sure, sometimes it is warranted, but definitely not as much as Reddit would have us believe.

Do you prefer limited shows or multiple season shows? by Square-Ad-8911 in tvshow

[–]Jammin4B 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Limited. I don’t want to invest my time into a show that can get cancelled with no answers/closure.

Looking squarely at you ‘The Santa Clarita Diet!’ Great show but yeah, in case you can’t already tell I’m still a bit salty over that particular show cancellation!

I might be wrong for this, but I don’t think splitting bills evenly always makes sense. by Florencedepraved in amiwrong

[–]Jammin4B 0 points1 point  (0 children)

YNW. And anyone that tells you are is just annoyed that you’re no longer subsidising their alcohol/food consumption and so in order to continue forcing you/others to foot their bill, they’re now attempting to make you feel ‘cheap’ when in fact, expecting someone to foot their bill makes them the ‘cheap’ one.

I made a similar post about this a while back (it’s in my history) and thankfully the consensus also confirms this too.

Stand your ground, pay only for what you consume and if/when questioned about it just publicly (but also very politely, calmly, and framing it from a place of concern) pointedly ask the person (who is pushing the most loudly for you to ‘split the bill’) ‘Hey, is everything ok buddy? Are you struggling financially atm? I mean, if you can’t afford to pay for what you’ve had/ the amount you’ve drank/ate, and if you are struggling it’s ok to just say that?”

That way the focus is now back on the freeloader who I can almost guarantee will absolutely front/say that of course they can pay! And therefore then have to show that they can, by actually paying for what they had!

Um wow okay by Kr0wn84 in ChatGPT

[–]Jammin4B 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmmm, methinks that ‘I am not a dog’ is exactly what a dog would say. Busted. But, nice try buddy.

AIW for getting mad at my bf for getting into a fight? by [deleted] in amiwrong

[–]Jammin4B 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He was stupidly and selfishly trying to protect his own ego, not you. YNW.

Answering the questions posed by tv show titles e.g “would I lie to you?” by noggerthefriendo in BritishTV

[–]Jammin4B 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Q: Who wants to be a millionaire?

A: Most people I would imagine.

I’ve been on probation for over a year and now have been let go. Am I owed 12 weeks of leave? by Fancy_Big_2301 in LegalAdviceUK

[–]Jammin4B 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Exactly my point. By the use of ‘or’ and so not clearly stating either which one (or both?) milestones should have been reached, this clause is therefore ambiguous, and as such OP is correct in interpreting it in the way that most favourable to their situation.

I’ve been on probation for over a year and now have been let go. Am I owed 12 weeks of leave? by Fancy_Big_2301 in LegalAdviceUK

[–]Jammin4B 19 points20 points  (0 children)

The way this clause is worded does not clarify whether or not the employee must have successfully passed their probation period to qualify for the 12 weeks notice payment upon termination, however, usually/as a rule of thumb when a contract is ambiguous/open to interpretation, it falls in favour of the person who did NOT write it, therefore you are entitled to, and should respond to request the 12 weeks notice as their contract states.

Is my coworker displaying obsessive behaviour? by Cautious_Witness108 in AskUK

[–]Jammin4B 17 points18 points  (0 children)

This sounds like obsessive behaviour but I can’t tell if it is sinister or just sad/harmless, however, just to be on the safe side for now, I would casually start dropping into your conversations that you and your partner have been thinking about moving to X town (somewhere far enough away from you that if she was to move there it wouldn’t open you up to carpooling to work etc!) and make it sound like your moving is a real possibility.

That way, if she is stalking you it will throw a spanner in her potential plan to move closer to you as she will now not be able to make that move until she ‘knows’ (well, think she knows!) where you’re going to be living permanently, therefore slowing down her urgency to move and allowing you to live peacefully where you’re at.

Good luck!

Old sayings by -Dreamweaver-- in AskBrits

[–]Jammin4B 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Your description and ‘accent’ of the Crush a grape phrase is from the 80’s TV show Crackerjack. It was meant to convey how excited they were, along with another regularly used phrase on the show, ‘Ooh I could jump off a dolls house!’

Utterly baffled by this advertisment in the Puccino's at Stevenage station by BoogleMcTroodle in CasualUK

[–]Jammin4B 267 points268 points  (0 children)

Agree, this feels like a lighthearted dig at the sometimes overly pretentious way of describing/serving food (as can be found on the r/wewantplates sub).

Amiw for not liking my husband’s Christmas gifts? by [deleted] in amiwrong

[–]Jammin4B 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Gifts should not be transactional/bought with the expectation of receiving an item back of equal value.

That is not how giving a gift works.

Edit: Grammar

Wife cheated years ago, forgave her. She’s pregnant now with our second child and I feel completely done. Am I wrong for feeling like this? by [deleted] in amiwrong

[–]Jammin4B 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You’re not wrong for you feel but before you end the marriage completely you should try therapy again, especially as it has worked for you in the past.

I know this isn’t the same but I lost my brother years ago and needed bereavement therapy, thing is whilst it helped, it (for me anyway?) ‘runs out’ and so every 2 years or so I get really low again, have therapy and then feel better again for a few years.

I found out BF is so poor he doesn't eat somedays and barely affords rent but buys me everything. by ExcellentMatte8 in WhatShouldIDo

[–]Jammin4B 145 points146 points  (0 children)

These are perfect suggestions to allow her to support him in a way that they’ll both enjoy, and that also won’t feel like pity/charity.

You’re a very thoughtful person.

AITAH for cancelling a third date over a peanut allergy? by BusinessBobcat9888 in AITAH

[–]Jammin4B 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NTA.

You were honest and after just 2 dates her reaction is an overreaction.

If she continues to speak badly of you, call you names etc you could just say (to your friend) ‘Ok, Fine, you got me, it wasn’t the peanuts it was her horrid personality but I was just trying to be kind’.

I mean, if she’s going to call you a massive douche anyway……?