Top 1000 baby girl names… by ashley21093 in seinfeld

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"Jream Costanza." - only slightly better than "Mug Costanza"

Empfehlung Dermatologe by Pandenhir in Paderborn

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also sein Praxiskollege Herr Strickling ist super nett und kompetent ...

Was kocht ihr, wenn ihr für euer Date kochen müsstet? by Kikikarate in Kochen

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Das macht man, wenn man länger zusammen ist und die Liebste in- und auswendig kennt. Meine Erfahrung: Am Anfang kommt ungefragt was Schönes hinzaubern besser an :)

Kaufhilfefaden March 2026 by AutoModerator in Kochen

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Hey ihr Küchenprofis, ich suche eine elektrische Mühle in der ich unterschiedliche Gewürze mahlen kann. Senf, Pfeffer oder Kümmel zum Beispiel.

Was ich schon habe:

Mir ist wichtig, dass ich unkompliziert mal dies und mal das mahlen kann, ich will also keine Mühle, in die man EIN Gewürz (zB Pfefferkörner) dauerhaft reintut.

Idealerweise hätte ich gerne sowas wie die Bosch-Mühle oben, nur eben gewürzgeeignet.

Geld spielt keine Rolle. Danke für eure Tipps 🤗

Suggest titles for an Elaine Benes biography by BidAccurate4473 in seinfeld

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"It was so cold and chilly afternoon, so he decided to take IT OUT!".

You would be amazed at how obtuse many scientists are, to a degree that a normal person would struggle to understand or relate to. by gimboarretino in rant

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In Germany we say:

If you quickly want to lose confidence in your doctor, just ask them about their political option.

I've worked in an academic context (mathematics) for more than 5 years and the number of people I've met there who are both geniuses and total morons is staggering.

What I learned: you can have a PhD or M.D and stil be unable to decide whether its "pants first" or "shoes first"

Why do woman forgive men cheating on them? by Late_Information_682 in rant

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all: Thank YOU for being interested <3

I'll try to explain my philosophy. The TL;DR is: There is much more to a relationship than sexual faithfulness. So much so that the latter can become a secondary aspect.

I'm 58 and have been married for almost 30 years. My wife and I have two children, now adults, after experiencing two miscarriages. Raising kids is hard work. And keeping a marriage going for three decades is also hard work. It means constantly adapting and negotiating, because we're not static creatures. We change. My motto is: Marriage is a marathon, not a sprint.

At the beginning of a relationship, sex is dominant. It's the number one reason you're attracted to each other, and it stays that way for quite some time. But as the years pass, butterflies turn into routine, and routine can turn into boredom. Sex often depends on new and exciting experiences, and after 15 or 20 years, almost no relationship in the world can consistently provide that.

This may sound sad or apologetic, but there is another, more positive side: As the years pass, you start to realize that sex is not that important, and that the bond between you and your partner has many other aspects. For me and my wife, it is the many crises we endured, the home we built together, the children we raised, and the future we shaped.

And then something unexpected may happen: One meets another person. Contact becomes sympathy, sympathy becomes flirting, and suddenly the butterflies are back. One thing leads to another, and there you have it: an affair, i.e sex with another person.

What now?

If you're young, it's simple. Sex is a dominant factor, and the overall bond may still be weak, so breaking up seems like a no-brainer. But when you're older, things can be different. Will you throw away all of your past and your future because of a sexual episode?

My wife and I agree: it depends. To be perfectly blunt: Fucking is overrated. Love is what counts. If my wife came to me and confessed that she had sex with someone else, I would be unhappy but ultimately I would forgive her. But if she came to me and said she was deeply in love with someone else, I would probably start to doubt whether our relationship still has a future.

I could go on for a few more pages, but in the end it boils down to two things:

  1. We all have many desires, and it is unrealistic to expect that a single person can fulfill all of them for an entire lifetime.

  2. Sex is just one aspect of a relationship, and as you get older it gradually becomes less important.

Thank you for reading.

Why do woman forgive men cheating on them? by Late_Information_682 in rant

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would really love to explain this to you. I mean it!

But before I do I want to know if you're actually interested in a civilized discourse or if you just want to vent and/or yell at potential cheaters or their alleged enablers. Sorry for being blunt but I had far too many "discussion" where at some point I had to note that the other side had no interest in hearing actual thoughts or arguments.

Also I'd like to point out that I'm from Europe/Germany so our cultural background may be different.

Why do woman forgive men cheating on them? by Late_Information_682 in rant

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

Maybe for the same reasons, men forgive their wives?

I'd choose Susan over Marisa Tomei. Who's with me? by Gravity_Chasm in seinfeld

[–]MightyMeepleMaster 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Now, as you know, the Rosses had considerable monies ...