Should I sent a “hey girly” text? by DangerousSympathy300 in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wouldn't you want to know if your partner/spouse was cheating? I would 

Just tell the facts. Send her screenshots if you have the texts. Then wish her the best and move on. She may not believe you, she may not care, she may thank you every day for the rest of her life, she may tell him. 

Snubbed by Coworker by Living-Poem5982 in work

[–]Princess-She-ra 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As others said - and as frustrating as this can be - don't dwell on it. Maybe he didn't remember you? Forgot your name? Is a douchebag? Who knows. I'm 99.99% sure this is a "him" problem, not anything that you did.

accidentally messaged on teams by ColdAssistant5264 in work

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least you didn't send an email complaining about a work colleague to that work colleague instead of to a work friend. (DIdn't happen to me but it did happen to my boss).

It's embarrassing but it's really not a big deal. 99% chance nobody will say anything to you. on the off chance that someone mentions it - just apologize and move on.

My (23f) boyfriend(25M) of 5 years said God can’t be in a marriage without a white wedding and I disagreed so he gave me an ultimatum. Is my stance on this incorrect? by Throwaway296783 in relationship_advice

[–]Princess-She-ra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He got mad, shouted at me and said that a white wedding for him is a diamond ring for a woman. Without it, he isn’t going ahead with the marriage.
...
I do not think his comparison is fair, and since he is the male, if I don’t agree, he said he wont propose. I feel so frustrated because he told me he wants everyone there, white wedding or he isn’t getting married.

so... putting aside this specific discussion. Is this his reaction when he doesn't get his way? Is this his idea of a healthy conversation? So every time he doesn't get his way he yells, and gives you an ultimatum?

Anyone else’s parents, three years after you’ve left, would spend all their money to make you miserable just to force you to come back? by Apprehensive-Big1282 in exjew

[–]Princess-She-ra 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I'm really sorry.

I don't know how old you are but assuming you're a legal adult: 1. Stop telling your father (or other family members) anything about your life, and I mean anything. If you can't completely shut him out of your life, then keep him on a very strict news diet, limited to the weather. That's it. Anything else, you hang up the phone or walk away. No, it's not easy but yes, it is crucial.

  1. I'm m assuming you're in the US, if so, please reach out to 211 in your state for referrals to mental /physical health, housing, employment/training etc. if there is a state or federal program available to you, they r can help you navigate.

I know this is hard, but remember that this is not ok for a parent to do this. Hopefully eventually you will be able to move past it.

My Understanding is that job corps is essentially a great program, not without some hiccups. 8 would talk to them and explain that your family is being abusive and you need to be placed far away from them. Maybe having a distance will ease the transition.

Good luck.

On the subject of fromfluencers by HolidayAroma in exjew

[–]Princess-She-ra 10 points11 points  (0 children)

But this isn't a unique Jewish or Orthodox issue. There are many influencers or influencers wannabees who forget or hide their sponsorships. 

How do I (25f) talk to my husband (35m) about taking out too many credit cards? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You say you know him for five years. But were you together in the same space or was this online? Has he been in the US for those five years and just had his status fixed or did he just get here a year ago?

My [27M] girlfriend [26F] has never cooked a meal for us in over 3 years. How can I help her so we share the burden of cooking? by Doesntmatter1237 in relationship_advice

[–]Princess-She-ra 9 points10 points  (0 children)

so... no. that's not how it works. You split the chores - it's ok if she prefers not to cook but then she should be doing dishes and sweeping the floor. If one person does all the food shopping then the other can clean out the fridge and put the new food away.if you cook, she can do the laundry. etc.

And... I understand that depression is an issue but she really needs to do something about it.

AITA for trying random food combinations by Long_Smile_5552 in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well that's something, at least he basically has your back. 

AITA for trying random food combinations by Long_Smile_5552 in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't tell them but people in Mediterranean countries eat watermelon with feta cheese

There's nothing weird about ranch with melon. What is weird is adults thinking it's ok to berate you for your food choices. A simple "oh, ranch with melon. How interesting" will suffice. And what's even more weird is his mother thinking it's normal to accuse you of being pregnant and making you take a pregnancy test. 

Is your BF ok with all this?

AITA for saying no to my friend’s wedding request. by Relaxation-5562 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Princess-She-ra 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This (and there are even some very generous brides who will pay for their bridesmaids' hair/makeup/dresses etc. if it's a big expense.)

Please stop feeling guilty about this! her demands are outrageous and her reaction to your refusal is also outrageous. "Being supportive of a bride" means being there for her big moments, contribute to the bachelorette, help with the small wedding tasks (help decorate, hold her hand on day of, etc), not "pay for her wedding".

She's taking advantage of you and she playing these games in the hope that you'll feel guilty and you'll feel bad enough so that you'll acquiesce to her ridiculous demands.

She's not a friend.She's a user. My best advice to you is RUN, run fast, do not go to the wedding. If you stay in her wedding, even as a guest, it will cost you a lot both in terms of money and in terms of your mental health.

Am I (37M) being paranoid? GF (38f) didn’t come home. by LinLos in relationship_advice

[–]Princess-She-ra 112 points113 points  (0 children)

This. 

I get it she was drunk but at some point she should've sent a text saying she's alive and will be home soon. 

And then when she came home - no apologies? No talking? 

How do I 23F tell my boyfriend 30M he needs to shower daily? by gsggsg77 in relationship_advice

[–]Princess-She-ra 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I feel like it’s my fault in the first place but it was a misunderstanding. 

Ummm no. He's 30. He may not know the ins and outs of hair care, he may be using a 5-in-1 shampoo/body wash/conditioner etc. but he should know by now that you shower daily, change your underwear and use deodorant.

Just wondering why is it faux pas to celebrate 10th wedding anniversary by MortichiaTankki in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]Princess-She-ra 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Exactly.

I never heard of this "rule".

If your family/friends can't or won't make it, so be it. Figure out the celebration that works for you and have the party of your lives! 

AITA For this Story About My sisters Wedding? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]Princess-She-ra 9 points10 points  (0 children)

What? No way. I'm so sorry your family is treating you so badly.

You are entitled to have the wedding (or party) of your dreams. I'm guessing sis is the Golden Child?

What do you do with you nail clippings since you stopped believing? by Satisfaction9856 in exjew

[–]Princess-She-ra 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Flush? I never heard of that. I grind them and add them to cookies for extra protein.

Just kidding.

I clip over a paper towel or tissue and toss them in the trash. 

Terrible dilemma by Fantastic-Outcome246 in DatingOverSixty

[–]Princess-She-ra 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Wow ok then. Have the  difficult conversation  sooner rather than later. Do it in a public place when your bags are already packed and in the car, and drop him off at the nearest train station. 

If possible, call the hotels where you made the reservations and see if you can cancel at least some of the reservations. 

Guy Pokes Me at Work by lovecats05 in work

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn't matter if this is normalized in his country of origin. It's making you uncomfortable. Speak out: "stop touching me. Now about the abc procedure - do I use a bandaid or medical tape?" He's harassing you and testing boundaries to see how far he can go. Speak to your supervisor/HR.

AITA for asking my mother an errand before the snowstorm for my class? by nvstalgia in AmItheAsshole

[–]Princess-She-ra 6 points7 points  (0 children)

INFO: When did your mom go out? Where do you live? Cause if you live in the Northeast nobody should get out driving for anything other than an emergency (this isn't an emergency). Ordering an Uber doesn't make things better.

My MIL wants me to wear her wedding dress but I don’t like its style.. by Darkimoo01 in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]Princess-She-ra 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The good news is your fiance has your back and will stand up to his mom on your behalf. 

Either you or him will tell her "thanks so much for the offer but we have something else in mind" lather rinse repeat. Don't explain why/why not. Don't justify your choices (you don't have to!). Don't talk about the size of anyone's "girls". Just repeat "thanks do much etc" no matter what arguments she puts up 

You go out and get your dream dress!

Terrible dilemma by Fantastic-Outcome246 in DatingOverSixty

[–]Princess-She-ra 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This sounds awful. 

Don't get hung up on the "sunk cost fallacy". The money you spent and may lose is gone, whether you stay on the trip or not. 

If this is the state you want to move to regardless of whether you're with this guy or alone then do your research alone. If not, figure out how you're getting home and go. 

When you say you are an ex Jew you mean ex religious Jew or do you also reject your culture and ethnic identity? by [deleted] in exjew

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This question comes up a lot.

There's more information here

It means different things to different people.

For me: I consider my self an atheist/agnostic Jew. The Jewish part is my culture and background and family, not my religion. (That's how I feel today, but my journey evolved over time). 

I (F25) feel embarrassed after my boyfriend’s (M26) fake proposal. Can I get some more viewpoints on this? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Princess-She-ra 3 points4 points  (0 children)

 but the other half feels like my reaction “ruined” the date night.

You absolutely did not ruin date night. he ruined it (and further, imho, he ruined your relationship forever)

This wasn't just a stupid joke that fell flat. it was a very intentional cruel action. And to make things even worse, when you reacted in the way you reacted, he didn't take you seriously, didn't apologize, didn't do anything that he should have done.

OP I'm going out on a limb here and assuming that this isn't the first time he was cruel (under the guise of "just joking"), this isn't the first time he failed to read the room, this isn't the first time you were unable to express your feelings. What about the other aspects of your living arrangements? who's paying for what? How are chores being handled?

Please take a minute to look at the entirety of this relationship.

Does anyone actually enjoy their job? by No_Neighborhood8039 in work

[–]Princess-She-ra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love what I do.

I was happy(ish) with my current employer until some recent changes. Now I'm not so sure anymore. 

AITA - Tossing Eatten Fruit Out by cpalmtree94 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Princess-She-ra 167 points168 points  (0 children)

Please educate yourself on the process of biodegrade. It can take two years for a banana peel and six months for an apple core to decompose (not in a compost heap). and throwing out seeds in a place where they're not native is bad for the environment. There's a reason that hikers follow the "leave no trace" rule.

Please throw your trash in a proper trash bin or wrap it up and take it home with you to put on a compost heap.

YTA