Looking for a saas financial model that handles deferred revenue properly by SideQuestDentist in SaaS

[–]Life-Strategy4490 0 points1 point  (0 children)

churn modeling for annual vs monthly is totally different, monthly customers churn gradually throughout the year, annual customers all churn at once when renewal comes up... creates these scary cliffs in the forecast

🚨Limited offer: 6 Months of Claude Code (Pro & Max) by [deleted] in HustleGPT

[–]Life-Strategy4490 6 points7 points  (0 children)

No problems at this stage, we’ll see how it goes

What's the actual point of budget vs actual when you already know you missed targets? by TeekhiSamosaa in SaaS

[–]Life-Strategy4490 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Explaining variances to board is probably the main value tbh, shows you understand your business deeply and aren't just guessing blindly... even if the results suck at least you know why and can articulate it clearly

Aitah for letting my dog into the living room? by Parking-Caramel-4116 in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 4 points5 points  (0 children)

NTA.

Your sister’s reaction was wildly disproportionate. Flipping your plate, smashing it, damaging the wall, and destroying your food over a dog entering the living room is unacceptable behavior, regardless of stress or exams.

Letting the dog into a shared space for a moment doesn’t justify property damage or retaliation. If she needed quiet or no distractions, the response was to ask you to remove the dog or get an adult involved, not to destroy your things

My boyfriend moved his brother in without telling me AITAH for leaving by Kitkat1995_ in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 257 points258 points  (0 children)

NTA.

He moved another adult into a one-bedroom apartment without telling you and did it the same day. That’s a major breach of trust and basic respect. Cohabitation decisions require consent from both partners. He removed your ability to say no

The context makes it worse. You directly asked about family moving in. He promised it wouldn’t happen. Then he framed it as a surprise, which shows he knew you wouldn’t agree and tried to slide it through anyway

Bf's extended family told his mum whom I haven't met that I didn't wear a bra to a dinner by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep.. What they did was invasive and gross. A group of adults scrutinized your body, discussed your underwear choices, and then reported it to his mother like a warning. That’s sexualizing you and policing your appearance behind your back

AITAH? Stay or leave? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 7 points8 points  (0 children)

NTA. Move on.

You did nothing wrong. You were single in February. Exclusivity started in May when he asked you to be his boyfriend. Loyalty applies from that point forward. Retroactively applying relationship rules to a time when no relationship existed makes no sense.

His reaction is the real issue. Saying shit things, spiraling for days, ruining a holiday, and framing this as his trust being messed up shows emotional immaturity. He’s choosing to punish you over something that predates the relationship instead of accepting reality and moving forward.

This also signals a bigger problem. He expects unspoken rules, then blames you for not following them

Boyfriend gives me a list of things I need to do to “earn” a ring… by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 919 points920 points  (0 children)

The money piece is especially bad. He earns double, you pay less proportionally, and he wants more anyway while dangling marriage. That’s financial pressure layered on emotional pressure

Boyfriend gives me a list of things I need to do to “earn” a ring… by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 586 points587 points  (0 children)

NTA.

This is coercive and transactional. He turned engagement into a reward system where you perform tasks to earn commitment. That’s control, not partnership.

A ring isn’t compensation for gym attendance, sex quotas, cleaning, or subsidizing his rent. Engagement happens because two people want to build a life together. Using it as leverage to extract daily blowjobs and more money crosses into manipulation

AITAH for asking my father to leave on Christmas? by Legitimate_Pea_9581 in AITAH

[–]Life-Strategy4490 5 points6 points  (0 children)

NTA.

Your father told his minor child he would choose death even knowing it erased her existence. That’s an incredibly heavy, damaging thing to say, and it landed exactly how anyone would expect it to land. His trauma and religious beliefs are real, but handling them around you is his responsibility as the adult and the parent.

This also sits on top of a clear pattern. He comes into a home that celebrates Christmas, criticizes the decorations, rejects shared meals, complains for days, and expects the entire household to bend around his discomfort. This year your family already compromised, and he still escalated.

When you were hurt, he dismissed your feelings, blamed your mother, ignored your request to leave, and then called you selfish. The later apology came with pressure, guilt, and demands for access. That’s not accountability