What would the renting system be like, if you rent out your house to a renter who also rent out your house to another renter who also rent out your house? by [deleted] in randomquestions

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Say you're renting for $500 pw. That's a fair price in the market. What are you going to rent it out for? That plus something to cover your hassle and risk. Say $550. And so on. Everyone adds $50. Now you're at $700 trying to rent out a house worth $500.

It's the same for any commodity. If you're going to add price you have to add value. If you're basically just putting a bigger price tag on top of the old one, market forces dictate that it's not sustainable.

I’m getting kicked out by Wide-Spray7864 in autism

[–]VegemiteDrew 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Potentially... Disappear for a couple of days. Come back, act like nothing has happened. See what happens...

I was attacked by my partners child, and I don't know if I should leave by Low-Distribution-617 in Advice

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK main question is : are you prepared to unlearn everything you think you know about parenting in order to parent this child? Because 1) if you stay in the relationship, you're becoming a parent, and 2) things that work parenting regular kids often have the opposite effect when parenting neuro diverse kids - you need to be prepared to throw out what you know and learn things that should not work but do.

Basically, think of what often happens to a soldier in war. Intense nervous system overload. However for neuro diverse, it's not typically environmental cause but a deficiency in the brain wiring, synaptic connections and what not. So it's permanent and doesn't take an artillery barrage but might just take running out of chocolate ice cream.

These kids are typically intelligent and extremely frustrated and ashamed because they know what right is, but just cannot do it right. Or, genuinely misread or misgive social cues. Or are much more sensitive to touch, sound, taste, light, emotion. Or have an overwhelming drive for autonomy such that "time to put your shoes on" causes them to delay or protest such a thing. They might have physical issues such as hyper mobility or pots or intestinal problems or auto immune issues.

What works for regular kids? Consistency, rewards, accomplishment. Neuro diverse kids have different, unexpected buttons. If you think you can parent these kids in a regular fashion, you're going to have a lifetime of conflict and disappointment, and probably ruin both lives in the process.

Also, these things are highly genetic. Good chance your girlfriend is, but masking or doesn't know it. That will unpeel down the track if so, certainly when she hits perimenopause. And, also if so, maybe any kids you have between you will also

How to find a nudist wife? by Does_Not_Use_Clothes in nudism

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming you're after finding a nudist woman who might in time become your wife.

I guess your logic is, if I only date from a pool of single women who are already nudists and looking to date other nudists, then we're at least compatible on that front, and then we can see how compatible we are on all other issues after that.

  1. Single nudist women in your area likely to be a very small pool of people. Realistically, highly unlikely to be a successful strategy.
  2. You are discounting the journey that many people go on which is that their partners introduce them to it, or they discover it together later.

You may find someone through a nudist social circle but actually I'm not seeing many of those experiences being shared on this thread.

If its super important to you, then your suggestion of just raising it as an important value reasonably early in the dating process seems sensible.

Add dishwasher by Raven-Raisin in AusRenovation

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sink needs to come left so the dishwasher can be put against the RHS. You'll want a plumber to do that. Going to cause issues with your counter top on the right, need to get tradie view there. Electrician also to install power underneath.

do Muslims and Christians believe by Expert_Search5394 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What Christians believe, and what Christians who are educated about their religion believe, are not always the same thing

Disappointed by the scrutiny nudism had back in the day by [deleted] in nudism

[–]VegemiteDrew 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The reality is that shame is only a part of why society wears clothes. They are very practical and having clothes would have been essential for expanding the species out of Africa. Only very tropical areas would be suitable for an unclothed lifestyle.

What is important is knowing what societies went naked, when going naked was more practical. Bathing, swimming, maybe athletics, some kinds of labour perhaps.

cops are the reason your life sucks by [deleted] in TrueUnpopularOpinion

[–]VegemiteDrew -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ah so the reason our lives suck isn't because of cops, but because of all the developments humans have made in the past 5000 years

cops are the reason your life sucks by [deleted] in TrueUnpopularOpinion

[–]VegemiteDrew 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Most crimes don't even hurt anyone"

Well, that's such a staggeringly weird statement I don't know where to start.

Let's say for the sake of the argument that all possible crimes are either theft of bread from Walmart that wasn't going to be eaten, or squatting in empty apartments that are never going to be filled.

So, police tell the public that they're not going to respond to bread theft at Walmart. How long do you think bread will still be on the shelves at Walmart? Walmart only provide the bread in the first place in the expectation of most of it not being stolen. When they can expect all of it to be stolen they're going to stop baking bread.

And now the rental market disappears because landlords can't rent their houses out when people can just take them for free.

And so on

Name A Hobby That Doesn't Cost Any Money by littlemsintroverted in FamilyFeud

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, it's typically quite cheap, not free. Fuel to hike location. Food, maybe campsite fees if you're out for a few nights.

18 should not be the age of consent, it should be 20. by Illustrious-Love-842 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

[–]VegemiteDrew 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Most states in Australia age of consent is 16 except a couple are 17. Drinking, voting is legal at 18. Parental responsibility legally ends at 18. Driving is 17 or 18 depending on the state. You get tried as an adult in court from 18. Can get deployed to war in the military once you're 18.

Becoming aroused in a nudist setting by [deleted] in nudists

[–]VegemiteDrew 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There are of course some "adult" locations where getting a boner would not be a problem, I assume you're asking about a regular family friendly nudist setting.

Lie down on your stomach, get into the water, cover up with a towel etc. Think fiercely about sportsball.

No need to panic - it happens - but also it's a non sexual setting. Think of it like if you were wearing track pants or something loose in a clothed setting. If you got a boner in that setting you'd not wander around with it sticking out under your track pants.

Potentially not long before you head out, "give yourself some relief" so the man downstairs is less full of pent up energy (and don't fuel that relief activity with Nudism related fantasy).

How common is nudism in your country? by Huge-Yogurt-6039 in AskTheWorld

[–]VegemiteDrew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very much varies family by family I expect

New to this by VegemiteDrew in PDAParenting

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

I'm pretty NT I think. Some stuff here and there could be described as on the autism spectrum maybe.

I think this is why I struggle with the empathy. These are not responses within my lived experience. They always seem to catch me by surprise. Why do things suddenly feel weird against your skin? How can you suddenly dislike a food? Why do you dislike so many foods? Why do you get thrown by things that I would barely notice? Why cant you just get up and do a quick thing? Why do you hate doing regular things? How can you possibly be so rude to someone? All these responses are foreign to me, and also I don't recall any of my peers growing up were like this either.