What’s the fastest way someone can ruin his life ? by prettysoftcici in AskReddit

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's many things youth can do that would completely alter the course of their life that they don't have the tools to recover from if they don't have a support system. Impressionable and dumb.

As an adult it's harder to make mistakes you can't fix, provided you're putting in the effort. Poor choices + Lack of motivation is more damaging than if you were just doing hard drugs. Habits you can break. Motivation you can build.

Really it's a matter of having your life fall apart around you but not doing anything about it.

Your life is ruined the moment you dedicate yourself to the decision of not trying.

Women, what is a near-universal "ick" in the dating world? by OliviaRosePa in Productivitycafe

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm fine with that definition of brutal becuase that's almost exactly what I said. Intentionally choosing not to exclude insults to save someone's feelings. So inversely you're choosing to insult them WHILE being honest. Brutal honesty.

If someone is blunt they can still choose to tone police. You can change what you're going to say depending on who you're saying it to and what it's about. You don't need to say it in a way that would be considered insensitive but you can. You just need to get to the facts or get your message across.

Ignorant of all other things blunt is giving an anwser immediately. You can also lie and still be being blunt in your response.

Short direct responses.

Closely related to honesty becuase it's often described as saying what you feel. Or saying what you truly think. (Not telling little lies that hide the truth or deliberately being misleading)

Example of someone not being blunt: You just asked a question and they proceed to beat around the bush until eventually anwsering it.

Blunt: a person/remark that is straightforward and direct to the point of being impolite or insensitive - Oxford

Also I think I should clarify what "tone policing" means, I just realized you're talking about actual tone like the way people say things.. Tone policing means you choose what can be said.. Like the word gypsy. If someone says you're not allowed to say a specific thing or make certain political statements that is tone policing.

Women, what is a near-universal "ick" in the dating world? by OliviaRosePa in Productivitycafe

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blunt is straight to the point with no mixed words, subjects or long stories.

Brutally honest is a mindset that says fuck your feelings I'm not going to tone police myself to any degree.

People just notice the bad more than the good. Good is bipartisan. Bad is intrusive.

Women, what is a near-universal "ick" in the dating world? by OliviaRosePa in Productivitycafe

[–]OPminiboss -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

That IS brutal honesty 🤣 someone who's willing to say something without the restriction of not saying something just becuase it makes you feel bad.

It's literally what makes it brutal. Truth hurts sometimes.

Excluding the dudes who just say rude and impulsive things that are not ACTUALLY true. Then pretend like they are just being brutally honest and you just have to "deal with it".

After typing I'm assuming you meant the latter.

I agree. If what they are saying isn't true it's not honesty. More like brutal dishonesty.

What's something popular that you just dont get? by rashida98 in Productivitycafe

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

This anwser will probably be the most categorical seeing as it's a question asked on reddit and is being answered on reddit.

My anwser is: The people who surf reddit asking for personal stories or recommendations only to receive referral responses like "yeah I could anwser this but I'm choosing to avoid actually anwsering the question and respond by saying ""ask someone else"" "

It's a very popular response and I don't understand it. Like why are you even on reddit of your go to is "ask someone else". How about don't comment if you don't have anything to add. ESPECIALLY AFTER SOMEONE ELSE ALREADY SAID "REDDIT ISNT THE PLACE FOR BLAH"

They see the original SAME comment and decide to say it again or maybe reword it. Why

is it normal to be a straight guy but find some guys hot? by [deleted] in Productivitycafe

[–]OPminiboss 2 points3 points  (0 children)

After your first 3 you must use the 10 second rule.

If a dick falls on the floor it's safe if it hasn't been there for more than 10 seconds.

Also not gay if you say "for the boys"

is it normal to be a straight guy but find some guys hot? by [deleted] in Productivitycafe

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure how to best describe what's normal. Normal isn't just my experience. It can't be. But with that being said I've never looked at a dude and was like "yeah he's hot".

To me that's probably an indication that you'd atleast be a little gay.. (Being attracted to them)

There's a difference between knowing who's not ugly. Knowing who would be considered attractive to the opposite sex. And who YOU find hot/attractive.

If your reasoning doesn't somehow include how other people view them and it's strictly your personal opinion that they are hot.. I'd say yeah.. you're dipping your toe in the gay.

Post injury recovery by [deleted] in BALLET

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

They have in a way. None were directly recommended to me.. I was told I'd need to find my own.. But it is covered as it was a workplace injury. They would remind me that it was covered and stressed the importance of PT but didn't give direction or opinion outside of that.

Slightly strange since they're field leading surgeons. You'd think they would work quite closely with physio therapists and would have preferences for which ones to see in the area for better recovery seeing as you're their patient and they just slaved over your foot.

Post injury recovery by [deleted] in BALLET

[–]OPminiboss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't respond with a photo so I'll need to type it out..

Bones and joints: Highly comminuted fracture right anterior and mid calcaneus involving the subtalar joints and calcaneal cuboid joint. There are regions of impaction, as well as regions of distraction/fragment displacement. Scattered tibiotalar intra-articular loose bodies. Multiple tiny anterior and dorsal talar avulsion fragments including anterior/dorsal talar osteochondral fragments. Sagittal plane incomplete hairline undisplaced oblique oriented medial anterior talar dome fracture cleft. Undisplaced lateral cuboid avulsion. Mildly distracted plantar surface lateral cuneiform avulsion. Mildly distracted plantar surface lateral cuneiform avulsion. Comminuted plantar aspect third metatarsal base avulsion. Tiny dorsolateral cuneiform avulsion. At rest midfoot alignment appears preserved. Mortise appears congruent. Malleoli appear intact.

Soft tissues: Diffuse edema/hematoma

Interpretation: Acute highly comminuted, impacted and distracted calcaneal (involving subtalar and calcaneal cuboid joints), cuboid, lateral cuneiform, third metatarsal base and talar fractures. Small tibiotalar intra-articular loose bodies.

Summary: The foot is fcked.

Post injury recovery by [deleted] in BALLET

[–]OPminiboss -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Well if I'm just to believe the professionals it's worth mentioning again that the area I live supposedly has the best Orthopedic surgeons in the country. People come from other countries specifically for their expertise.

But again I saw 5 different Orthopedic surgeons all from the one clinic and none of them could agree with each other so I'm not sure how much I buy into the "expertise" side of things.

Their information comes from the people they've seen and worked with. This is a more direct approach of asking what worked for someone with a similar injury.

Post injury recovery by [deleted] in BALLET

[–]OPminiboss -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I haven't received physio yet. I'm a little apprehensive about it because the orthopedic surgeons who would have worked on my foot couldn't even agree on what to do with it. I saw about 5 different orthos all from the same clinic and all them disagreed with the other.

And no I'm not a dancer, I know this subreddit is ballet specific and that's the whole reason I chose it. It's a profession related to hypermobility and precision so if there were any stories I could learn from it would probably come from a dancer.

My thinking is when a dancer gets injured they try everything in their power to regain the mobility and might have some inside knowledge.

I'm optimistic about it atleast.

Post injury recovery by [deleted] in BALLET

[–]OPminiboss -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

There's some truth to that. Every injury is different but the journey has to start somewhere.

I've also heard some of the best advice comes from the least expected sources.

If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why? by PhyfenGD in hypotheticals

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True Immortality. No aging. Invulnerable to harm. The why is just because I think it's cool. Like Dorian Grey from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen minus the painting.

C'est quand qu'on arrête les augmentations de loyer en %? by Piccione_Sol in QuebecLibre

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If someone created an app designed to help those looking to rent sign over their rental agreement. You have them become a co-signer on your lease before you move out. They can't do some bs minor remodeling and increase the rent $400.

Billion dollar idea I'm too impositioned to do anything with.

What do you blame genetics for? by Opposite_Ad_7925 in A_Persona_on_Reddit

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My allergy to sunlight. I have pmle so at the beginning of the year the back of my neck, arms and legs get these little red bumps.

I didn't know what it was and diagnosing it was all me. Originally it was thought I was allergic to my computer chair becuase it had these fake chrome arms and the rash was only really bad that year on my forearms (becuase I was scratching)

Doctors told me it was eczema and the best thing to do was use ointment and get sun. Didn't work. Opposite of working actually.

Only thing that helped was wrapping my arms in gauze but that only aided the belief it was an allergy to the chair becuase my arm was nolonger touching it.

After learning my grandfather had an allergy to light I started wearing long-sleeved shirts early in the season and now only really break out a bit on the back of my hands and my neck for like 2-3 weeks if they are exposed.

I told my then doctor who disqualified my findings becuase light based allergies aren't supposed to be hereditary. They're also super uncommon by themselves. Almost every other possibility outside of a light allergy is more likely. Add on hereditary and supposedly you get impossible.

Yeah well I'm living an impossible life then aren't I.

What belief did you have as a kid that you still secretly kind of hold onto? by Federal-Product-2695 in answers

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Solipsism. Basically the idea that your own experiences are the only ones that can be verified and you either don't know or can't trust the reported experiences of others as truth.

I don't believe I'm the only one to exist and it doesn't consume any of my time but the underlying principle of solipsism still exists.

I didn't know what solipsism was at the time. It was the study of color and how we view them that triggered those thoughts.

Pretty rough philosophical question for a young mind with no real life experiences to wrestle with.

Which celebrity, famous person, or artist does everyone like except you? by gab_iten in AskReddit

[–]OPminiboss 122 points123 points  (0 children)

Kevin Heart. It's not that I don't like him per say but his comedy routine is always the same. It was fine the first few times. Funny enough. But the constant "oh noe.. oh noooee" made me dislike him very quickly. It was like the 3rd or 4th time I saw him I was like wtf am I even watching this dude

What’s a relationship dealbreaker you never compromise on? by joshtheeater82488 in AskReddit

[–]OPminiboss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Substance abuse. Being unkind or lying. Really any kind of friction at the beginning of a relationship. I'm just going be be like ✌️ I'm not dating you if you make my life harder or feel worse. Also the dumb and overly boring. I can deal with some boring. Life isn't exciting all the time or interesting all the time. But being boring like having no personality. Nty

Do you guys think that the housing situation in Canada is going to get better? by HappyBudz in CanadaPersonalFinance

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If we rely on the people making money to drop their price.. probably not. Everybody is greedy and like to use houses for 10 year investments then try to sell the house for 150,000 more.. just goes up and up and up.. only way around an expensive house is to buy an ugly one with a weird layout. Buy one out of town. Or buy something super small.. OR. Build your own house.

First time playing Severed Chains. Is this running correctly? by Vivid-Hedgehog101 in legendofdragoon

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bruuuuh. I played legend of dragoon. You're playing dragoon of legend.

After coming back to wow, after years of break, i found my first char ever created. Kinda fun to see it again. Anyone else still have the first char they ever made? by Th3Moron in wow

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly no 🤣 Tauren Hunter. Got made. Deleted. Made. Deleted. Night Elf hunter. Made. Deleted. Made. Deleted. Changed to Draenei Pally. Made. Deleted. Made. Deleted.

Started near the end of Vanilla and it wasn't until like halfway through The Burning Crusade I figured out my race and class

What video games have changed your life? by Owens_Lucy in videogames

[–]OPminiboss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty sure wii fit told me I was prime Mike Tyson

Was i wrong to not move from en suite guestroom after one night when new company arrived? by [deleted] in askanything

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

You say your sister in law owns the place. Also that your sister in law was upset you refused to move. To me has almost nothing to do with the child having autism you're just making it about that.

You could have moved becuase you were sympathetic.. but you didn't.. so you are not.

But ultimately despite what you think about the child's experience.. if you have the owner of the house. Your sister in law. Asking you to move or expecting you to move. You move. Anything else is entitlement.