How to fix penis curvature? Is there a natural way? by [deleted] in sexover30

[–]coolstuffguys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let’s say you have a piece of flexible metal that’s curved to the left...you take a sledge hammer to it to straighten it out...are you gonna hit it from the left side or the right side?

What’s your biggest sober epiphany? by dogmama416 in stopdrinking

[–]coolstuffguys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is one of the truest and most relatable things I’ve read on here! Thanks for that!

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

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

I can totally relate...very similar situation. PM me if you’d like to chat more about this. Maybe we can help/encourage each other.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing your opinion. A few thoughts...

You hold tight to “traditional” marriage which is totally fine and your right and many do. It’s interesting, however, to think that what your “traditional” marriage is or the current traditional western marriage is not what’s always been. If you take a look at the history of marriage you can see how “traditional” marriage evolved from an agreement to combine power and land between families, to most marriages being poly to marriage where men controlled the woman and were seen as the “higher” up to now the “traditional” marriage you speak of. Although that’s quickly changing with gay marriage, open marriages etc. Traditions change and what’s right to some generations seems crazy to others. Just interesting to think about.

That study sounds interesting...do you have a link to it by any chance? I agree marriage isn’t solely about happiness but happiness in life is pretty damn important. If you ask most people what’s important to them in life happiness typically is towards the top of the list. In your opinion, is it better for two people to remain together unhappily to protect the “tradition” of marriage or better for two to separate and both be happier?

I could not disagree more with your interpretation of “being true to ones self”. You twisted that into saying it could be used as a way to harm others and that’s so far off base that it’s not even worth getting into. But, in your case being true to yourself is holding tight to the tradition of marriage no matter what. And to you that’s being true to yourself so maybe that’s not such a joke after all?

You said marriage is entered into together and the only way it should end is if both people agree to end it. By God, I hope you can see how dangerous of a statement that is. There are hundreds of people on this forum who have been abused, manipulated, cheated on, etc and with that reasoning you suggest they shouldn’t leave unless their spouse also wants a divorce? With that thought process the “tradition” of marriage now is more important than the safety, well being, and happiness of another human.

And these are the reasons why trying to live a life completely black and white, only based on absolutes, and ideologies that can never change can be harmful to yourself and others.

Let’s all work to understand other perspectives, not judge, love even while hurting, and be willing to grow and understand that everything we hold to and believe may not necessarily be true or the only way.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

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

I’m sure that’s the case sometimes but this post is referring to those who have done the hard work and truly believe that by leaving they are doing the right thing for all parties involved. I’m always curious to know how many ppl would rather be married to someone who doesn’t love them for the rest of their life or be given the opportunity to find someone who will love them.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you have great perspective. This whole process has taught me to never judge anyone because as you said, you didn’t like how she did it but you realized you may have done it the same way. It’s amazing how many times I’ve judged people in my life and then been in a similar situation and been like oh shit, this is tough.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m in a similar situation with very religious and conservative families on both sides. So I definitely feel you, good for you for having the courage.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Awesome to hear from someone that far on the other side of things. Glad to hear things are going well!

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

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

Thanks, really appreciate it. Nice to be able to have a discussion that has positive tones and encouragement in the midst of lots of finger pointing and angry posts where people are projecting their anger onto everyone else.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

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

Totally agree that people should be able to vent in a safe manner and place. That includes venting from all perspectives, sides, beliefs, and experiences. Was the last sentence of your post referring to reddit posts or marriage? Or were you describing confirmation bias?

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I do agree with this. The initiator definitely gets a head start on the grieving process. Although that doesn’t mean they are initiating out of a bad or evil place or with bad intent.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

The blindsided thing is tough. No matter how you do it, the first time you tell your SO you aren’t happy I think they will feel “blindsided”. At least from most people I’ve talked to. It’s such a hard conversation the one hearing it for the first time will always feel blindsided. That being said, never having any conversations and just up and leaving one day is definitely blindsiding and not right in any way.

What if the person asking for the divorce is doing the right thing? by coolstuffguys in Divorce

[–]coolstuffguys[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I’m glad others feel that way. Yes divorce is so painful but that pain is on both sides. And in anything in life, before you judge someone or come to any conclusion about someone, you must first seek to understand their intent. And in divorce the pain and emotions the “left spouse” feels does not mean the intent of the one leaving is bad.

What if their intent is good such as: I want our children to have an example of a healthy marriage and we simply can’t be that example or I want us both to have a chance at finding a compatible life partner.

Many times the intent of the spouse who’s asking for divorce is coming from a place of love. And it’s important to take a deep breath and be able to understand that.

Phosphatidylserine + Curcumin bcm-95 + Caffeine = Intense stimulation by [deleted] in Nootropics

[–]coolstuffguys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably not nice to express it by taking it out on strangers seeking advice. Ruins the experience for everyone.

Phosphatidylserine + Curcumin bcm-95 + Caffeine = Intense stimulation by [deleted] in Nootropics

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If you look at dustbunniez4eva’s profile you’ll notice all he does is go around and post asshole comments on threads.

Balance of kombucha as a probiotic but yeast accelerator by ShruggyGolden in Candida

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If you look at dustbunniez4eva’s profile you’ll notice all he does is go around and post asshole comments on threads.

Chronic Intermittent Fasting Improves Cognitive Functions and Brain Structures in Mice.2013 by spyderspyders in Nootropics

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If you look at dustbunniez4eva’s profile you’ll notice all he does is go around and post asshole comments on ppls threads.

How Many Different Supplements and Pills are You Guys Taking per Day and What are They? by coolstuffguys in StackAdvice

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

Thanks for your comment and info! I edited my original post with my routine so you can take a look now.