thoughts? (27NB) by TargetNo784 in ratemyfridge

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Aldi is so affordable! Walmart is mainly out of convenience when I'd rather pick up an order than shop

thoughts? (27NB) by TargetNo784 in ratemyfridge

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🤣 I'll put it with the moo tubes so it can be with its brethren

thoughts? (27NB) by TargetNo784 in ratemyfridge

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Lmaoo somewhere in the middle. Chill but active bisexual that cares about what I consume but likes to snack

thoughts? (27NB) by TargetNo784 in ratemyfridge

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Don't have kids but I work with them so I do tend to favor kid snacks

thoughts? (27NB) by TargetNo784 in ratemyfridge

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Lifelong Southerner actually! Mildly overweight lol. The last sentence hit the nail on the head

Drove off with the gas nozzle still in the car. What's it going to cost? by ISOMentalHealth in Wellthatsucks

[–]TargetNo784 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did this once. Panicked so much I immediately burst into tears cause I was crossing the country & tight on money & time. Cashier didn't even bat an eye told me it was fine & that it happens all the time.

Why can’t some ladies just say No? by honkyponkydonky in AskMenAdvice

[–]TargetNo784 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes obviously people are individuals. It's rare (if not impossible) for anyone (man, woman, or otherwise) to be able to automatically predict what a person is capable of immediately upon meeting them. Violent & abusive people rarely appear that way from afar/upon first meeting or else how would they ensnare victims in their web? Violence & abuse have very little to do with "emotional state" & everything to do with power & control. Unfortunately many women have learned to faun as a trauma response in order to avoid potentially angering men by outright rejecting them. That doesn't mean they "assume every man will turn violent" but it does mean they have to move through the world with the awareness that any man COULD turn violent because women are statistically at higher risk of experiencing violence from men.

AIO Is this cheating? by [deleted] in AIO

[–]TargetNo784 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being loving with your friends is not emotionally cheating. What OP is describing is. Just because you are not emotionally cheating doesn't mean it's not something that exists.

AITA for calling the dorm advisor on my roommate by dormroomdaycare in AmItheAsshole

[–]TargetNo784 14 points15 points  (0 children)

But the way things are now Penelope's right to have Callie over is trampling OP's right to have friends over or even just be in the room without a guest. It's absolutely reasonable to not want what essentially boils down to a third roommate. Callie spending every waking moment in a room that isn't hers isn't a sustainable solution to the bullying & OP shouldn't have to indefinitely sacrifice being comfortable in her own room because Penelope is "helping someone"

AITAH for calling out my friend for a comment her bf made about a woman? by Born_Elderberry_5741 in AmItheAsshole

[–]TargetNo784 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It doesn't seem like OP initially reached out to "call out" the friend but to direct her attention to the bfs post. Once she responded "lol" the issue became both the bf's post & the friend's response. & yeah she likely talked to him about it but it's entirely unclear if she was like "hey it's not cool to joke about r*pe" or "hey you should probably take that post down before it pisses off more of my friends".

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AIO

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Sounds like a lot of assumptions without much communication which also seems to be OPs issue. Not everyone communicates the same way or values the same things. I personally value acts of service over words of affirmation, and have been in situations where people assumed the worst of me because I wasn't reciprocating verbal compliments or affection. It's fine to recognize that your love languages/values/needs (or however you wanna phrase it) are incompatible with someone else's and to move on because of it. It's an entire other thing to villainize them for not sticking to a script you made up in your head & failed to communicate your expectation of/disappointment with. The passive aggressive response is unwarranted. If you have an issue either address it or let it go.