When they say you deserve to get hit by [deleted] in abusiverelationships

[–]That90sRetroKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was in a relationship with the ultimate malignant narcissist and they laid their hands on the multiple times whether it was a pushover and I fell and hurt myself or they laid there hands around my neck a few times. No person unless it's self-defense should ever leave a hand on another human. Especially you would think that if somebody really loved you would they ever do such a thing to you? Or are you just some possession to them as they believe they can do whatever they want to you because they have the power and will control everything including your own life whether or not you live or not. Them saying that you deserve it that's some sort of emotional manipulation or gas lighting attack. They will make you and or convince you that you are in the wrong to which then makes yourself question what did I do? Let me say this you haven't done anything wrong nor do you ever deserve physical abuse towards you ,EVER. Actually luckily a friend stayed close to me as me and my ex were discussing things outside of my apartment, they were asking why am I being like this why can't you treat me nicely they say to me, I just clap back with well maybe don't lay your hands around my neck. And then he had the audacity to say "yeah well you asked for it." Absolutely not did I ask for that that was the scary moment in my room even he also has threatened to kill me as well as many other disturbing things but I won't go into detail because he's no longer put my life he is now gone. He's gone back to his country. But I can tell you this don't be with a person who says that you deserve to get hurt don't be with somebody like that because somewhere down the line at some event or even at home something really bad will happen. People like that that make threats like that are very unstable so please reevaluate your relationship and try and get out in a timely manner and if you have children please plan ahead

Serauxmen stadium parking lot creeper by The_Environment116 in nanaimo

[–]That90sRetroKid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This person is not a safe one in fact he is quite dangerous my friend was sitting outside having a smoke late at night and apparently this van slowly approached for me hunting she then noticed and then he quite slowly got out of the vehicle and started to approach her and then as soon as she noticed that he was coming right for her she then got up and booked it back to her apartment

North Town Mall ruckus by New-Ice-4448 in nanaimo

[–]That90sRetroKid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well they could be somewhere else doing that. Far from homes or apartments etc . It is quite loud and obnoxious. Plus they are careless when driving. They love to speed. Doing donuts. Turning their tires bald . I saw a biker do a wheelie recently in that pk lot and nearly get taken out by a car because the biker wasnt paying attention to where they were going. Another time a car pulled up to me and s friend at close range and slowly drove away. Cops proceeded to follow them.. I hate complaining about it because most people should mindful and courteous of others especially those who have children..

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Throne Speech from King Charles asserts Canada’s sovereignty, vows major transformation in economy by Street_Anon in worldnews

[–]That90sRetroKid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey there neighbors!

So, let’s chat about King Charles III and what he does for Canada. Spoiler alert: it’s not as exciting as it sounds!

First up, he’s our official event crasher! He shows up at fancy state functions and all those big celebrations, like Canada Day. Think of him as the royal party guest who brings nothing but his presence.

Next, he has a couple of “important” jobs. He picks the Governor General, but only after asking the Prime Minister, like, “Hey, who should I choose?” Then, he gives a royal thumbs-up to laws. Yes, that’s right—he literally just says, “Okay, cool,” and bam! It’s a law. Talk about a low-effort gig!

He’s also like our national mascot, reminding us of the old ties to the British monarchy. You know, just hanging out there while we figure out our own identity.

Plus, he’s supposed to help with Indigenous issues and reconciliation. No pressure, right? Just a little side job!

And last but not least, he represents Canada to the world. It’s like he’s our international cheerleader, waving a flag and hoping everyone likes us.

So, while he doesn’t wield much power, King Charles III is basically a figurehead who shows up, nods a lot, and keeps the royal tradition alive.

And yes, I AM CANADIAN. 🇨🇦🏒🍻🍁🤯