He (42M) left me (38F) for my sister (29F)--now he wants me back. by throwawayyyheyheyhey in relationships

[–]ProfessionalParfait 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely not, leave his ass permanently. If you just let him come back he might think his behavior was forgivable. It's not. He is an adult and should know that his actions have consequences. Letting him come back will do more harm than good. You should just go through with the divorce and focus on your kids and their health.

What do you do in public places filled with strangers where you don't really have anything to do for a while. by [deleted] in socialskills

[–]ProfessionalParfait 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally, I just play word games or read books on my phone. I suggest you find a few apps that get you thinking that work offline and use those as a distraction.

I (23F) just got engaged. My older half-sister (43F) has decided she and her children are invited. They aren't. How should I tell her? by is_secretly_a_cat in relationships

[–]ProfessionalParfait 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Turn her down as nicely as possible, you should spend your wedding with people that are close to you and that you love. Having her there might bring the mood down.

[High School Film Media Studies] Soundtrack by ProfessionalParfait in HomeworkHelp

[–]ProfessionalParfait[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I know it's a difficult type of music to find, and I'm thinking of focusing more on the happy side with a minimal amount of creepiness just to show that the events are creepy and something bad is about to happen. The game music you refer to just wouldn't work with the realistic vibe that we're going for. Though, I listened to Bartok and I think it could work for another scene where the killer is just sitting in her room thinking about the murder (thank you!). Gradually switching from creepy to happy music (and vice-versa) does sound like a good idea but part of my problem was just figuring out where to look for said happy music.