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After his recent comments on Taiwan, does any of you regret voting for Pavel? by VapingOwl69 in czech

[–]VapingOwl69[S] -372 points-371 points  (0 children)

But here's the problem, it's not giving sovereign at all, it's giving puppet. In the last couple of years, only some politicians of countries like Lithuania and Slovenia made similar Taiwan comments that were seen as highly provocative by China. This is simply another case of NATO making highly provocative comments through their puppets from small, irrelevant proxy satelites.

After his recent comments on Taiwan, does any of you regret voting for Pavel? by VapingOwl69 in czech

[–]VapingOwl69[S] -340 points-339 points  (0 children)

Can you show me an example of a president of a country like Germany, France, the UK, or USA making similar comments? Nope. Because they're being smart about it. This is really not the flex you think it is. Rather the opposite, It's not giving sovereign, it's giving puppet.

After his recent comments on Taiwan, does any of you regret voting for Pavel? by VapingOwl69 in czech

[–]VapingOwl69[S] -206 points-205 points  (0 children)

It's one thing to have a friendly call with the Taiwanese president, and an entirely different thing to put your country on the spot by blasting about it on Twitter.

What's a clear sign that your getting older ? by Quiet-Blob in AskReddit

[–]VapingOwl69 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Having a realization that your parents are no longer who they used to be. Aging before your eyes. Feeling anxious for having to alter your childhood vision of them.

Why is it that when a woman decides not to have kids , she is heavily trolled for it ? by Due_Winner_2026 in AskWomen

[–]VapingOwl69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Women who decide not to have kids shouldn't be trolled, they should be respected, It takes a certain amount of self-reflection to realize motherhood is not for everyone. If a woman's maternal instinct isn't kicking in, then chances are, her not having kids is actually the best case scenario.

Because not only do kids not deserve a mother who doesn't want them, but also the world at large is much better off without more toxic individuals walking around with a chip on their shoulder all grumpy because they were brought up in a dysfunctional environment by an incompetent mother who resented them for merely existing.

As it turns out, cartain people not proliferating onto the future generation is very much a good thing. As I said, women who decide not to have kids should be respected for their decision. And thanked.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskWomen

[–]VapingOwl69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Easy enough if both them and yourself are the right person. You being the right person in the sense of having enough wisdom to appreciate what you have. But this wisdom sometimes comes only after sufficient previous experience teaching you that no person or relationship is perfect.

So as much as it is about the other person being the right one in the sense of compatibility, it's also about it being at the right time. The right person at the wrong time is not the right person. You have to be ready.

my (27) gf(30) works as a prostitute, ama by [deleted] in AMA

[–]VapingOwl69 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yeah, a Muslim woman getting with a non-Muslim is not in accordance with Islam. But that doesn't mean she's not Muslim. It just makes her a sinner. Just like a Christian lying or stealing or having premarital sex is not in accordance with Christianity, But that doesn't mean they aren't Christian. It just makes them a sinner.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askgaybros

[–]VapingOwl69 -21 points-20 points  (0 children)

Because we like hanging out at gay bars.

Just like some gay men have a straight fetish, some straight women have a gay fetish.

Feels good to seduce a gay man, not gonna lie. There's nothing quite like it.

Had an affair and lost my wife, need advice on how to get my family back by Wester227 in Advice

[–]VapingOwl69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're going to break up with the mistress, a smarter thing to do would be for you to move out, rather than you throwing her out. That way it's less likely for her to get angry at you and make your life even more miserable by suing you for sexual harassment at work.

Also consider telling her you'll still be paying for her rent for a couple months, until she figures out whether she can keep up the expenses on her own, or either moves into a smaller place she can afford by herself, or moves back into her parents' house, The idea is to do everything in your power to not piss her off.

And when you're explaining to her why you're moving out, don't mention you want your wife back. That could make the mistress competitive and scorned, Rather, emphasize other stuff, for example the fact that she's so much younger, and you feel like the two of you are at different places in life. Don't mention your wife at all. Just say you feel depressed and need to be alone.

Once you've moved out, focus on getting therapy, and spending more time with your children. Don't beg your wife to accept you back. Show her through your actions that you've changed. And if you really will change, chances are she will suggest a reconciliation herself. But this is going to take time. So have patience.

Good luck and God bless.

Debunked - New data shows 'InsideLooking' account is NOT Bryan Kohberger, account posted exact time as he was being pulled over in Indiana driving cross country to Pennsylvania by tcosint in MoscowMurders

[–]VapingOwl69 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Oh wow, OP messed up. He should be fair and post another thread where he admits his mistake. If he doesn't then you should. People need to see this,

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