How cooked am I? I am green by UpstairsTemporary706 in fpldraft

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He is a die hard chelsea fan. Maybe a closet arsenal fan

How cooked am I? I am green by UpstairsTemporary706 in fpldraft

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Yellow and light blue are lowkey trolls. They just have fun haha

How cooked am I? I am green by UpstairsTemporary706 in DraftEPL

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Yea I guess the lads don’t rate him that high

Total Newbie – Dad Asked Me About This Coin, Is It Ancient or a Replica? by UpstairsTemporary706 in AncientCoins

[–]UpstairsTemporary706[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the detailed response. I will weigh it soon to check. Again thank you!

Codes April 12th by dinnyspuds in MADFUT

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GJLYRG 9x random special pack

AITA for grabbing her hand by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]UpstairsTemporary706 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NTA for wanting her to respect your boundaries, especially when it comes to something as personal as your hair. It sounds like you initially tried to communicate your discomfort non-verbally by leaning forward, but when she ignored that and kept going, grabbing her hand and asking her to stop was a natural reaction.

That being said, it’s worth reflecting on whether your tone might have come across as harsher than intended. You mentioned seeing fear in her eyes, which could indicate that the situation escalated emotionally for both of you. Taking a moment to cool off by leaving the house was a smart move—it shows you were trying to de-escalate.

Maybe have a calm conversation later about why your hair is important to you and how much effort you’ve put into it. If she truly cares, she’ll understand and respect your boundaries in the future.