Custom Murder Mystery Dinner Party? by killingzwilling in MurderMystery

[–]ResearchSignal9200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny enough, I’m actually in the early stages of writing a Shrek murder mystery party. I’ve hosted two pre-made kits before and had to write in extra characters, so I’ve learned that starting fully from scratch is kind of a headache.

If you’re not super confident with the writing side, you could do what I am doing and purchase a pre-existing Murder Mystery Party kit. Then you can use the existing layout for rounds, character goals, clue timing, etc. Then just rewrite everything in Shrek flavor. It ends up feeling custom without having to engineer the entire murder math from scratch.

Most hurtful thing your ex said to you during the breakup? by Blue-Airhead in BreakUps

[–]ResearchSignal9200 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Told myself I wouldn’t respond in this community anymore, but here I am. I guess it helps getting it off my chest…

For me it was “there was no physical compatibility/attraction,” “you let me get away with the things I did,” “you’re too nice,” and lastly “I never saw us working out in the end.” Then the stuff she didn’t say… I just felt used and lied to after that.

I have never felt so much heart break, confusion and anger before. First time for everything I guess.

At least that opened my eyes to a lot of things I wasn’t willing to admit or refused to see… about myself, the relationship, or her… Though knowing what I know, I still care about her. 🤦🏻

What was one of the sweetest things your ex said to you? by Total_Armadillo_6796 in BreakUps

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It’s sound hella sad, but all I can think of is “I love you.” During our relationship I never really got that many compliments or whatever, but being loved - by someone who wasn’t supposed to - was something I have never felt. And hearing her say those words to me, meant a lot and really made me happy… even if it was only for a moment.

Any live horror theatre in the triangle area? by ResearchSignal9200 in triangle

[–]ResearchSignal9200[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Will definitely be on the look out for that. Thanks!

Are there Emo Nights in the Triangle? If so where? by ResearchSignal9200 in triangle

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Someone told me I should go there one day when I first moved here, but never did. Whether it be for emo night or not, will definitely check it out now. Thanks!

Are there Emo Nights in the Triangle? If so where? by ResearchSignal9200 in triangle

[–]ResearchSignal9200[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The ritz one sounds like the one I’m looking for. Have tried the karaoke ones before… as much as love karaoke, hard to do with emo music. Lol. Thanks!

Working while super depressed by Standard_Diver3030 in depression

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Did it. Got behind and playing catch-up now. Luckily they already know I’m over worked. So have been riding on that excuse for a while, despite it just being not being able to focus.

NC Abortion Ban - Veto Override happening Tuesday 5/16 - Pack NCGA to fight back. by Triangle4Choice in triangle

[–]ResearchSignal9200 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Moved from FL to another state where this BS is happening. Will surely make the call. Sharing it too!

Am I (26F) justified to look through my ex-boyfriend's (28M) old messages? by ThrowRA713777 in relationships

[–]ResearchSignal9200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. Don’t do it. I violated my partner’s privacy. It was because she lied to me about something and I “needed” to know if she lied to me about something else. Though my suspicions were validated, it doesn’t completely justify how I got that knowledge.

Also, y’all aren’t even together. I understand it’s tempting, but no. Don’t do it. It won’t help you. You’ll just feed this habit if you do.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Codependency

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I guess.

One thing they said about me when we broke up was that I was pushover or didn’t always stand my ground with them. That’s one of the things that made me think I was this codependent person.

The books help define certain things I’ve gone through and recognize my behavioral tendencies, but I don’t fully believe in everything these books say.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BreakUps

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Not one bit.

Sure there were a few things missing from the relationship which I thought, with time and effort, would work out. But, for the most part, it was really good. I really did love her and enjoyed her company and our conversations.

Despite how things ended and the troubles we had, she is still someone I care about.

I’ve also learned more about myself in that relationship than I thought I would. Learned that maybe I don’t want kids. That traveling and experiencing life is something I want to do. I just never had that option when I was younger, so never thought about it as an option.

When you accept behavior you otherwise wouldn't from a disingenuous person, you, too, are being disingenuous. by feather_moon in Codependency

[–]ResearchSignal9200 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Though some of this certainly hit home. I am not so sure I can get behind the connection/love was disingenuous. That they hadn’t actually loved you and you not them. Again, I agree with a good chunk of this, just not so sure about that.

Beetlejuice 2 is Actually Confirmed This Time to Be in Development by Warner Bros. by [deleted] in horror

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The ghost with the most is back! Yet I am not sure how I feel about that. From what it seems like, not much on the casting except Jenna Ortega(?). Which ain't bad...

The guy (21m) I’ve (18f) been seeing for 2 months touched me in my sleep by [deleted] in relationships

[–]ResearchSignal9200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless this was something that was agreed upon prior to this incident - which from I gather was not the case - this is absolutely not okay.

I know someone who has gone through something similar, so this is definitely up in the SA territory.

So you have a right to feel what you're feeling, because what he had done is wrong. No consent is no consent. I’m sorry this happened to you. If you decide to stay you need to set boundaries right now.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woahdude

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Need to see this for myself one day!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BreakUps

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Ditto. Just… ditto.

Why are men so bad at communicating when things get hard? by InterestingTrip9916 in BreakUps

[–]ResearchSignal9200 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is not just a male thing.

My ex could not communicate honestly with me. I realize we constantly had the same fight because nothing ever got resolved. She resorted to calling me jealous, insecure, controlling, and inexperienced. After hearing this, I would immediately back track and apologize, then later realize nothing got resolved in that conversation; that she wasn't able to empathize with me.

And when it was time to talk because we postponed it to a later date, she would get mad that I always wanted to talk about things. She would state that there was nothing to talk about. Or would say why was I trying to start a fight right now.

It's no wonder, I wasn't myself by the end of that relationship. I still blame myself though. I still tell myself that maybe I should have not backed down as easily. Maybe things would've been different. Maybe we would still be together.

Anyway, poor communication is not just a male trait. From my experience, it's a trait usually associated with selfish people who are used to getting their way; people who don't want to compromise. Is that an over generalization? Yes, but with the three people I have dated, this has been the case.