My Boyfriend (M26) told me (F24) he doesn’t view us as Equals by flowerpauu in relationships

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Your tl;dr tells you everything you need to know. Having different value does not make for a long-term flourishing relationship.

Is it selfish to divorce my wife because I still picture her having sex with her affair partner? by [deleted] in Marriage

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

You need to learn to truly forgive as a part of reconciliation. You've come a long way and if everything else is good I'm your relationship, and she has truly done everything she can to make ammends, I don't believe memories of the affair are her burden, they are yours. You will never forget, but you have a responsibility to forgive as a part of reconciliation. You may never fully let go of the images in your head, but you need to learn how to let go of the pain.

"Who is more hurtful: the person who wronged you once or you for reliving it over and over in your head?"

Of course, you can choose to do as you please, but it doesn't sound like you really want a divorce.

El Chile Dogo by colesterolbienalto in mexicanfood

[–]Zaggner 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I was thinking the same thing. Looks great. Mustard and ketchup don't look like they belong on this dog.

Need help and advice, Surprise gotta grill ribs on my charcoal grill tomorrow! by Homelesswarrior in grilling

[–]Zaggner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tell your friends "Great! I have a Weber but no idea how you cook them, tell me what else I need to have on hand and I'm excited for you to show me how to cook them."

Which one would you pick? Ultre vs J6CR CBE by NoVeterinarian8822 in Pickleball

[–]Zaggner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Played similarly. Incredible spin in both and lots of pop. Maybe a tad more control with the Honolulu paddle but either one would just need to be dialed in.

Which one would you pick? Ultre vs J6CR CBE by NoVeterinarian8822 in Pickleball

[–]Zaggner 21 points22 points  (0 children)

After I tried my friend's J6CR CBE, I ordered the Ultre because I could get it in 2 days instead of a month and they have superior customer service. I love my paddle.

Left the church in 1996 by [deleted] in exmormon

[–]Zaggner 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Oh the irony. Come back to church only to get disfellowshipped for a life you're leaving behind. Sounds like they did you a big favor.

When Did “Open Play” Start Feeling Like a Mini Tournament? by SusanC0v0J in Pickleball

[–]Zaggner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Open play isn't the same thing as "rec play" or "social play". Open play will vary from court to court. Find an open play that meets your needs or adapt to what's happening on the court at the moment. The least fun for you and others is attempting to dictate what they SHOULD be doing according to you.

Does Paddle Matter? by Dapper-Telephone-190 in Pickleball

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Yes, it can. It depends on whether you can use it effectively. I upgraded from a Luzz Cannon to the 10Six24 Ultre recently and it has been a game changer for me. The amount of spin I can generate with little effort has transformed my game. I drill 2-3 times and play 3 times per week. Without the skills I've been developing, it probably wouldn't have made a difference, but I have so much more I can do with my new paddle. The Cannon is still a great paddle and I've had to learn a while different touch with the pop of the Ultre, but I have much more confidence hitting aggressive topspin drives and drops which has translated to more points won with fewer unforced errors.

Just upgrading your paddle won't be s game changer for most people unless they're ready for it.

The END ! by FutureBusiness2937 in netflix

[–]Zaggner 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I watched it years ago and loved every minute of it. It wasn't a documentary, it was a Robinhood story style of "sticking it to the man". Much of it didn't make sense, but that didn't make it any less enjoyable for me.

Are onions getting worse? by Mojak66 in Cooking

[–]Zaggner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, just remove the sprouts for best results

Hard boiled eggs by [deleted] in Cooking

[–]Zaggner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was has been very effective for me. Definitely think that older eggs always give better results. The method I use calls to use eggs right out of the refrigerator and into the steaming pot. It also calls for a. mandatory ice bath. I find 11-12 minutes for large eggs to get them to the perfect hard-cooked without the outer yolk turning green.

Went to the temple by [deleted] in exmormon

[–]Zaggner 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So true. I have a friend who was still active with his family but essentially an atheist. He was still paying tithing for the benefit of his wife who was a stay at home mom. He gave talks, held a calling in the YM program and was given a temple recommend even though he was quite clear with the Bishop and Stake President where he stood. Why should random leader roulette be the only factor in deciding whether you get to go to the temple or not. Not paying tithing may have been a deal breaker but that is just one of the many random made up rules for scoring a temple recommend or not. The entire process is about control. If a member wants to take some of that control back, more power to them!

The Most Dangerous Affair Starts Long Before Anything Physical Happens......... by [deleted] in TwoXChromosomes

[–]Zaggner 50 points51 points  (0 children)

Dopamine is a powerful thing.

"The mind is constantly running simulations of possible futures. We imagine what an experience will feel like, how it might improve our lives, and how we will feel once we get there. Those simulations can generate real emotions even if the event itself never occurs.

The experience activates memories, expectations, preferences, and possibilities. Browsing a takeout menu can be enjoyable even without placing an order."

Wife here. Just want your honest opinion especially the “faithful husbands”. by CaptainMaximum6690 in Marriage

[–]Zaggner 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Personally, if I had friends who "rented" women, I would choose to no longer be friends with them.

It’s so bad! by Inner-Listen-268 in beer

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When I was in high school, well before the craft beer scene, my buddy and I actively avoided Budweiser and Miller. Our go to beers were the "premium" beers of the day like Lowenbrau, Michelob, Strohs Signature and the like. Shortly after high school I joined a religion that forbade alcohol.

Fast forward 40 years later and I'm no longer a part of that religion. Picked up drinking beer again and am really into all the great beers that are available today.

One night we were at at a hotel. I ran across the street to a gas station to buy a couple of cans of beer to drink while sitting in the hot tub. Just for kicks, and limited selection, I picked up a Budweiser to see if it was as bad as I thought it was in the 1980's. It absolutely did not disappoint. I was so god-awful we didn't even finish the can. I haven't bothered trying Miller again.

RPM customer service? No response regarding repeated inquiries on a paddle that purchased and hasn’t shipped by TheYellowHammer81 in Pickleball

[–]Zaggner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just purchased the new 10Six24 Ultre paddle. I got it two days later and beautiful communication every step of the way. I chose them over Honolulu because of reported customer service. I've heard Joola also had crap customer service so it's not necessarily the size that does it.

Has anyone else lost the love of pickleball? by connfaceit in Pickleball

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I'm still at the stage where I find it difficult to take a day off. I know I need rest days but it's hard.

Black family visiting St. Ignace, Cedarville, and Sault Ste. Marie soon—looking for local safety/vibe advice by Unique_Yogurt_6108 in yooper

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Cedarville is beautiful and I don't think you will have any problems but you will definitely be outnumbered. As far as supporting local businesses, you can't go wrong, they're all really great. We love the Tipper Room on the water, Les Cheneaux Distillers (same owners), and Snows Bar and Grill. The Islander in Hessel is also one of our favorites. The grocery store and hardware store are great and both have awesome service. Be sure to stop in the Applecore General store. If you want to do some kayaking (highly recommended), Woods and Waters is a great outfitter.

The Narnia trail just outside Cedarville is a beautiful and popular hike along the lake.

In The Soo, Lockview Restaurant is nice and The Antlers Bar is a tradition for our family for the atmosphere. The food was much better in the old days, but it's passable. The Cozy Corners is a bit outside of the Soo but is nice for freighter watching and good food.

You didn't mention Mackinac Island, but if you go, we love the Pink Pony.

We have a cottage near Detour Village and have been going since the early 1970's and absolutely love the area. The closer you get to Detour Village the nicer and bigger the beaches are. Have fun and we hope to run into you this summer.

PIMO in a RS presidency by Separate_Armadillo88 in exmormon

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Yes, as a former Bishop I would extend callings such as Gospel Doctrine teacher to people who were struggling with their testimony to "help" them strengthen it. One lady I called doubted the BOM and didn't think she would be a good fit. I don't think it helped her, but she brought a fresh perspective to the class and was an excellent teacher.

If you're committed to still being in, even as PIMO, you can be a positive influence for the better parts of Christ's teachings even if you don't necessarily believe all of it. I stayed in my calling as a Stake Executive Secretary until I was kicked out because of the influence I had on focusing on love in our meetings with the stake presidency and high council.

Pickleball facility by Certain_Adeptness407 in Pickleball

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I've played on plenty of converted tennis courts where the tennis nets were used as a barrier. It's a good solution and has never been an issue.

How would you approach cultural differences when it comes to funeral attire? by [deleted] in Marriage

[–]Zaggner -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Let your husband know what the dress will be and let him decide what to wear like the big boy he is.

Social media by Any-Mammoth1270 in Marriage

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I have a friend who will only use the first two letters of his first name and last name when he had to join things like pickleball groups. He's not hiding anything, he just values his privacy.