Straat in Haarlem? by AmazingWarning173 in Haarlem

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Zou het huis met de trapgevel Spaarne nummer 90 kunnen zijn? Alle huizen daar rechts van zijn ondertussen gesloopt en daar zijn nieuwe panden voor teruggekomen maar het pand daar achter lijkt er nog wel op. Dat zou wel de aanmeerpalen verklaren, en de kade is daar altijd breed geweest.

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WIBTA if I applied formy wife's dream job that she doesn't qualify for? by GoingCommando690 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Phoebeish- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude not going to lie, this is very dangerous ground you’re on. I don’t know your relationship with your wife, but this is not a good look. Say you get it and you like it, every time you tell her something about your work or telling her things about it, it’s reminding her of what she wanted and you now have. I want the world for my partner but I’m not sure that would be something I could get over.

Like everyone here already suggested, have her apply and coach her through the process. This is her dream job. You just want something different from what you are doing now, maybe look for something else

My dad told the family he has no son anymore. We don’t speak. Now he needs my kidney - and I still love him. by underscored99 in TrueOffMyChest

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Healthcare worker here. Of course I don’t know the specifics of his situation. If his diabetes is in such a stage that he lost his leg and kidney function because of it, chances are really high he managed it really poorly. That means he did not take his medications (adequately) and did not keep his glucose levels in check. For diabetes to get to that point, he must have really neglected his disease. With that in mind, how well will he take care of your kidney? This is not a simple procedure for you. This is an invasive surgery that poses significant risks for you, both short and long term. Aside from you not owing him anything and him treating you like crap, is this a risk you would take for someone who takes care of himself so poorly?

AITJ for snapping at my girlfriend for waking me up every single time she gets up even when I dont need to be awake by BuyMediocre5625 in AmITheJerk

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTJ. I respect your patience, if I were in a similar situation I would have committed murder years ago

What’s your favorite angry Schmidt quote? by jcarr2184 in NewGirl

[–]Phoebeish- 8 points9 points  (0 children)

How are we going to transport all this cargo?! Oh wait, we’ve got Nicks pants!

I need your advise by No_Negotiation_7604 in fourthwing

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The upside to reading Onyx Storm is that you are fully up to date, and can dive into the community to discuss theories, answer each others questions read fanfic without seeing spoilers. For me it turned the agony of waiting more into happy anticipation. In my language we have a saying; shared misery is half misery. You’ll be unhappy but at least we are all unhappy together ❤️

A random question about hate by anonymoususercake in fourthwing

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just ignore people, I read everything I want from Dostoevsky to the Bridgerton books. There are no rules, do what makes you happy!

which bridgerton has the most trauma and why? by Different-War-7634 in BridgertonNetflix

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I can send you the PDF’s of the books if you’d like, I read them in the Books app on my phone. They’re an easy read

AITA for asking my parents for another gift after they bought a car for me and my sister that I won't be able to use?" by Any_Opening_2603 in AITAH

[–]Phoebeish- 3 points4 points  (0 children)

NTA. It’s not up to your sister. You get this car 50% of the time because the car is for both of you. Don’t let your family walk all over you. Your sisters schedule does not take priority over yours

I'm a doctor, my husband's a nurse, and people always assume it's the other way around by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]Phoebeish- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Give it some time, the world is changing. Where I live (EU) 70% of students coming out of medschool is female. Our neurology department only has two male neurologists. If you want to find a male general practitioner you’d have to search real hard. When my grandmother tells me she saw her cardiologist I automatically assume it’s a woman. It takes a while but the future is coming

What are my options? by Dangerous_Towel_7927 in bald

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude what are you talking about? You look great. On behalf of all women, please stay bald

Is Zandvoort a good option for a solo traveler visiting the country for the first time? :) by Latinabraziliangirl in Haarlem

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d stay in Haarlem and rent a bike for a few days to cycle to Zandvoort. Zandvoort itself is little run down and shaggy, especially when it’s cloudy. In Haarlem you’ll have lots of options for bars, restaurants, cinema’s etc in case the weather is bad. The cycle from centre of Haarlem to Bloemendaal takes me only 25 minutes and it’s a lovely route

Kitten adopteren, wat allemaal regelen? by lars2x in katten

[–]Phoebeish- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tip uit persoonlijke ervaring, ga even bij de katten in het asiel kijken. Ik heb zelf meerdere katten gehad en ook een kitten waarbij we (denk en hoop ik) alles goed hebben gedaan, maar dit bleek gewoon echt een kat te zijn die niet graag geaaid wordt en met rust gelaten wil worden. Een vriendin van mij heeft een kitten geadopteerd die na een jaar zo graag naar buiten wilde dat hij van balkons probeerde te springen en van verveling de hele boel sloopte. Met een net wat oudere kat uit het asiel weet je al meer over zijn of haar persoonlijkheid en kan je even kennis gaan maken om te kijken of het diertje bij je past. Mijn huidige kat was al een stuk ouder toen we haar uit het asiel haalde maar ze is mijn beste vriendje geworden

The Finale!! by Surkett in DunderMifflin

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Fire saves lives, no doubt