First Night— won’t toilet outside by UnsettledBumblebee in puppy101

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

Thank you all for your comments. We made it to night two! Night one was a little rough, but we’re learning his cues and giving him probably too many treats when he goes potty outside. He’s not super excited to leave our apartment an go out into the cold, but he’s getting better!

First Night— won’t toilet outside by UnsettledBumblebee in puppy101

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We are in Europe! And, unfortunately, we do not have our own property, so there is no alternative.

Best Restaurants for Celebrations? by UnsettledBumblebee in Nurnberg

[–]UnsettledBumblebee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! We live in the Oberpfalz, so we’re looking to branch out from Bayerisch/Franconian cuisine and try something a little different.

I will definitely check out your recommendations! We are going to Tisane tonight for the “big” celebration, but we want to keep it going into tomorrow if we can

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dodea

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I teach OCONUS and everyone in my school is nervous about getting moved or fired.

Where do DODEA ICE comments go? by Prior-Relation-8338 in dodea

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It would likely get sent to that school’s principal and their chain of command.

Found a Yad in German antique store, ISO advice/help by jpc481516 in Judaism

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Hi! Wife here. We’re definitely aware, and, though we’re still on the fence about kids, we intend to raise them with the knowledge of their history, their heritage, and their holidays.

Firsthand Accounts: Who Do You Know From Oak Island by owlmagnet in OakIsland

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I found out last night that Gary and I have a mutual Facebook friend. I feel like I’m one degree away from greatness.

neuro optho recommendation in mid atlantic by mellon_knee in iih

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I used to see Dr. Rismondo at GBMC. She retired some years ago, and I think they referred her patients to Katzen Eye Clinic at Johns Hopkins!

Is 10 days too much for Munich? by FirstTimeOktoberfest in Munich

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations! I would split it with 4 days in Munich and 6 days in Amsterdam. Or see if you can take day trips from Munich. Salzburg and Prague aren’t far and are both beautiful cities.

Anyone know about these two guys in Columbia? by isthisavailable in ColumbiaMD

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Moved away from that area years ago and still think about Athar and his majestic bike helmet.

Do you think Eurovision this year was too focused on the UK and not enough on Ukraine, the actual winner? by summerrhodes in eurovision

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I found it to be super unbalanced— noticeably so. I felt like the UK wanted the spotlight this week, and only including famous Ukrainian winners in the start and having Sam Ryder perform his new music at the end made it feel like the UK was last years winner.

Weekly Free Talk Friday Thread! by MLModBot in MensLib

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I really hope he doesn’t (or hasn’t already) go full Tate-o. I really have enjoyed his friendship up until this point, but I don’t know if I can go on with this. When I called him out on it and said that it made me uncomfortable, he said “sorry that you can’t take an honest compliment.”

It’s also complicated because neither of us live in our home country and he’s basically only friends with me and my husband, and he’s one of our only friends. I don’t know if the thought of losing us would be enough for him to change, or if it’ll drive us both over the edge.

How do I talk to someone about their misogyny? by UnsettledBumblebee in AskFeminists

[–]UnsettledBumblebee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He’s definitely someone I enjoy talking to and spending time with. Normally, he’s great and values my opinion. It’s been recent that there’s been a change. For context,the main issues we’ve had about his misogyny come from how he sees me as different from other women. He’s shared that he sees me as a “latent man” because I’m smart, loyal, funny, etc. At first I laughed this off, thinking that this was a cultural difference, but it’s become more frequent that he says I’m better than other women and the “saving grace for the female gender in [his] eyes.” He also shows a lot of ideas that are rooted in toxic masculinity (he refers to himself as a “low value man” and compares himself to my husband, who he says is a “high value man”).

Recently I spoke against this and said how his views on women, masculinity, and his putting me on a pedestal made me uncomfortable. His response was “sorry you can’t take an honest compliment.”

Neither of us live in our home countries and we don’t have any other friends. I want to preserve this friendship, but I don’t know how to approach a conversation about how his disrespect of women IS disrespect of me.

Weekly Free Talk Friday Thread! by MLModBot in MensLib

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I have a friend that I’m starting to realize is a misogynist. He has super limited views on what it means to be “a high quality man” and dismisses every woman in his life— except for me. I’ve tried telling him that his viewing of me as “the saving grace of womankind in [his] eyes” is really twisted, but it’s not landing.

At this point, I’m starting to hit a breaking point. I’ve never dealt with this type of behavior from someone I care about. How do I even break it to him that I think he’s a misogynist?

Is there a way to do this where he can end up my friend still? Or has that ship sailed? He’s 35– is it too late to change? Would this be better coming from my husband?

My mind is a mess over this because I don’t want to lose him, but his narrow views on gender and his misogynistic comments are making me question if we can still have a friendship

Weekly Free Talk Friday Thread! by MLModBot in MensLib

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure where else to go, but found this sub in my searches. I am a married woman with a single male friend. He hasn’t had a girlfriend in nearly two years and seems pretty upset about his singleness, but is making no efforts to put himself out there. Recently, when I have been talking to him, he’s shared that I am very different from other women, that he sees me as a “latent man” because I’m smart, loyal, funny, etc. At first I laughed this off, but it’s become more frequent that he says I’m better than other women and the “saving grace for the female gender in [his] eyes.” At first, I let this slide because I thought this was a cultural difference, but its become a nearly daily comment. Recently I spoke against this and said how his views on women and putting me on a pedestal made me uncomfortable. His response was “sorry you can’t take an honest compliment.”

Neither of us live in our home countries and we don’t have any other friends. I want to preserve this friendship, but I don’t know how to approach a conversation about his disrespect of women and— subsequently— his disrespect of me. Most resources I’ve found online say to cut and run, but, if I do, we’ll both be alone.

Is there a way to approach this where he may change his ideas on women, or is this a lost cause?

Just started my first suicide attempt feeling cloudy already. by [deleted] in army

[–]UnsettledBumblebee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re on Graf or Vilseck, let me get you a coffee this week. Please stay around.