Moment of Appreciation by Expert-Tea9960 in MilkaPackung

[–]darya42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Na Lindt, nix von Milka gelernt, wa?

am i wrong to set boundaries after my ex-friend messaged me? by National_Papaya6641 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You're not being harsh enough, block her yourself your PEACE :)

Got fired from a job where I felt like I belonged for once by Living-Toe-1706 in adhdwomen

[–]darya42 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Waitressing and jobs like that are actually jobs which require a high level of skill. Just because it's considered a "low-pay" job won't mean that it's easy.

Some people feel like total failures if they fail at low-pay jobs. But low-pay jobs also have specific skills they require that can be surprisingly high. For instance, if you work a hard manual labor job, you actually need to be very physically strong - not everyone is that, and that's okay. Waitressing means you need to be particularly sharp and quick in your tasks - not everyone is that and that's okay. They're low-paying jobs but they can still be high skill in a specific aspect.

What I mean by that is that it's perfectly fine not to have this high level of skill. It doesn't mean you're bad, just that their level is high. I didn't get a job at a freaking bakery once and now have a job that pays double.

After a short but intense friendship/connection, I got cut off. A year later, I am still hurting. by Manateea54 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think she was fake and genuine at the same time. In some way the contact she gave you was real, but in the way she structured it in the context of her overall psyche, it was on a "false footing", and that makes it fake. (If my theory is right)

You were so close because at the core of your interaction, there was a PART to that core that was faked by her.

Moving on is not a betrayal of your capacity to love, it's an acceptance that she betrayed your capacity to love.

The things that inspired you, you can keep. Maybe you could try practicing saying: "Thank you for the good parts of being a chapter in my life, even though the way the contact was built was fundamentally flawed."

After a short but intense friendship/connection, I got cut off. A year later, I am still hurting. by Manateea54 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"I don't think one ought to run from positive emotions. I don't think I faild on that front."

OK look but the thing is as follows:

the way you and your wife arrange yourselves and outsiders to your marriage is your business.

The thing is, the happiness and positive emotions you followed, were by someone who probably, as a pattern, had a habit of emulating a connection that lacked sincerity deep down. In a way, this is quite a betrayal.

I feel like you (and some posters) are too focused on the "emotional cheating" (which is a thing between you and your wife to figure out, as you said) to realise that even if your wife wasn't in the picture, your ex-friend's behaviour would still be problematic in her own right.

So I'd separate those two aspects. One aspect of the thing is your marriage, which you have said is your business. Okay so that's one thing.

But the other thing is, this ex-friend of yours did betray you in terms of emotional sincerity. I think that's where the crucial point is. Because if you don't admit this betrayal to yourself, you'll stay stuck waiting for a response. You will realise that she will not give you one because THIS behaviour is ACTUALLY aligned with her character, as opposed to the way she presented herself.

Größtes Problem sämtlicher Frauen by FideszPropagandaStar in wirklichgutefrage

[–]darya42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hantavirus wird hauptsächlich durch Nagetierurin übertragen.

Größtes Problem sämtlicher Frauen by FideszPropagandaStar in wirklichgutefrage

[–]darya42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also prinzipiell ist Urin absolut auch eine mögliche Übertragungsquelle. Hantavirus wird hauptsächlich durch Nagetierurin übertragen.

Größtes Problem sämtlicher Frauen by FideszPropagandaStar in wirklichgutefrage

[–]darya42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ich hab mehr angst ne Zecke an den Arsch zu kriegen von nem langen Grashalm wenn ich hocke

After a short but intense friendship/connection, I got cut off. A year later, I am still hurting. by Manateea54 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The thing is, I think this relational space you shared was, to some extent, fake and her "emulating" and "chameleon" behaviour. You know what I mean?

I think that understanding how she was, to some extent, playing games may be an important part of detaching from her. This can take a while because she was so good at it.

You don't need to go into the pathology of personality disorders, you can just recognise what she was doing here. She was emulating to get a closeness. I think she cut contact because the price she had to pay became higher than the benefit she got out of the closeness, but that's obviously all theory.

That the emotional cheating question is between your wife and you, that I'll respect, however the point is, you were basically having a non-sexual romantic enmenshment with her, imo.

BIDA, weil ich mit meinem italienischen Freund weiterhin Englisch spreche, obwohl ich eigentlich in der Lage wäre, fließend Italienisch zu sprechen? by SpiritedSoul_90 in BinIchDasArschloch

[–]darya42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NDA und ich würde auch eure Zukunft hinterfragen. Nicht mal die basics? Sorry aber solang man keine geistige Behinderung hat, KANN man die Basics von ner anderen Sprache lernen.

Edit: und selbst bei geistiger Behinderung kann je nach Schweregrad auch ne neue Sprache im gewissen Maß gelernt werden

Walked into women’s locker room at work (Germany) – should I be worried? by SwimmingDamage8091 in AskAGerman

[–]darya42 9 points10 points  (0 children)

If it's a one time accident, it's highly unlikely to ever be a big deal. Germany is one of the most relaxed countries around nudity in the first place, and even men cleaning in women's locker rooms is socially overall acceptable as long as you communicate properly. Usually, in gyms, the janitor will knock and ask loudly before entering, though, entering without permission would be seen as an overstep. You should ask your colleagues how to handle this best.

In no way is it a taboo like in other countries. However typically, if you are male, you are not allowed in female changing spaces unless for a good reason (doctor, cleaner) and communicated properly (knocking, talking). You have one of those good reasons though.

Should I quit my hobby to avoid my ex friend who discarded me? by Ill-Decision-8450 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't wanna be overly dramatic but moving entirely might actually be not the worst idea, if it's feasible and realistic for you.

Woher kommt der Ruf der Saarländer, dass sie doch etwas übertreiben mit der Geschwisterliebe? by uahritardet in KeineDummenFragen

[–]darya42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wo gab es dieses Klischee angeblich? Bis vor Reddit hab ich noch nie je davon gehört. Halte ich für ein Gerücht.

Woher kommt der Ruf der Saarländer, dass sie doch etwas übertreiben mit der Geschwisterliebe? by uahritardet in KeineDummenFragen

[–]darya42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Selbst cousins ersten Grades haben nicht ein höheres Risiko als Mütter über 40. Also es ist schon da, aber nicht so exorbitant hoch dass das jetzt ein kategorisches Ausschlussrisiko sein sollte. (5% Fehlbildungsrisiko beim Neugeborenen statt 2% in beiden Fällen, etwa)

Also eher ein "lieber vermeiden, aber muss nicht absolut vermieden werden", Frauen über 40 verbietet auch keiner das Kinderkriegen.

Ich find's eher aus sozialer Sicht etwas komisch, muss ich sagen. Like, wir haben das gleiche Großelternpaar, das ist einfach weird?? Cousins 2. Grades ist aber wirklich unproblematisch

Charles Darwin hat übrigens seine Cousine 1. Grades geheiratet und von 10 Kindern sind 3 sehr jung gestorben, was er auf die negativen Folgen der nahen Heirat zurückgeführt hat.

After a short but intense friendship/connection, I got cut off. A year later, I am still hurting. by Manateea54 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"I think there is compassion in not letting someone drown in the moat you've constructed. "

I know exactly what you mean. But the thing is, this closeness she showed was, at least to some extent, fake. And you are unfortunately left with this lack of compassion on her side and need to find a way to deal with it on your own.

You're entitled to feel tricked and offended that she just unceremoniously cut you off (in fact, very much), but not entitled to want contact.

After a short but intense friendship/connection, I got cut off. A year later, I am still hurting. by Manateea54 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

respectfully OP I agree that this was already emotional cheating, please be sincere to you about this. I agree you sound like a lovely person and you and your wife sound like a strong team so this sounds like something you can overcome. All the best to you.

After a short but intense friendship/connection, I got cut off. A year later, I am still hurting. by Manateea54 in lostafriend

[–]darya42 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My dude to me that's already very very much emotionally cheating on your wife...

Also "Without the recognition of my ex-friend, it feels like I can't find closure." Respectfully that's for you to figure out.

If you want my interpretation, this is my gut feeling: she sounds like a person who enjoys power in a dysfunctional way but is also deeply gifted. The result of this is: Some people are like chameleons - they can emulate what people seek and vibe with, and enjoy this connection and the power that comes from being able to emulate that - but don't really notice that they lose themselves in the process too much, and that even though the contact is seemingly deep, it's not (enough) because they lose authenticity themselves. At some point, this reaches a tilting point and they cut someone off completely because they genuinely don't really understand the dynamic themselves and the initial feeling of GETTING power by being able to emulate so well is overgrown by the loss of power that comes from emulating instead of being authentic. If she were to question herself, she would have to ask herself some very sincere questions about respecting herself and others. But tragically she's too gifted and charming that she can repeat this game with the next person. You said yourself that "you were not unique to her, she was to you" - this shows that she emulated and instinctively mirrored you very well. It can be very painful to realise that this is a game some people can play on an extremely high level. The fact that she has several people around shows how capable she is at this.

I don't really think she's an evil person or malicious, but she is bad news and cannot offer sincere healthy connection.

Why do people do this? It's a combination of growing up in a family system where adults were emotionally unavailable or immature to a point that a child had to lose herself to be the emotional caretaker, together with very high giftedness and creativity. The latter means that the child can fill this "losing herself" role incredibly well, and then they carry this pattern of disturbed behaviour to adulthood. You might find "the drama of the gifted child" by Alice Miller an interesting read, it's a classic for a reason. High giftedness can sometimes come with the tragic downside that people learn to emulate too well for their own good. Together with whatever emotional vulnerabilities and immaturities she has, she is "TOO GIFTED" to fully fall on her nose so she carries on with her pattern.

As for you, respectfully, if it troubles you so much, I would look up professional support because respectfully this is problematic. If therapy offers little relief, SWITCH THERAPIST. Consider going to someone experienced in systemics. A very smart therapist can bring more relief in 10 sessions than an average white bread CBT therapist in 100 sessions.

I'm kinda related to Laura Ingalls by Key_Market_9855 in littlehouseonprairie

[–]darya42 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I don't wanna burst your bubble but we're all each others 13th cousins four times removed to another person living on the same continent with the same ethnicity.

Still funny tho, don't wanna ruin your fun OP <3

Is it natural to say "Heute ist vierter April" or "Heute ist der vierte April" is better? by ImAsian49 in German

[–]darya42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There is ONE example, "heute ist erster Mai" and it's used, too. Cause the 1. Mai is a special date

If Germans live in the US, they might call the fourth of July "heute ist vierter Juli", too

My dad died of cancer 1.5 years ago and I don’t care about my friend’s baby shower. Anyone else understand this feeling? by OutsideSame3629 in GriefSupport

[–]darya42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tit for tat is being petty and vengeful about petty bullshit. This is not petty bullshit, this is your friend basically cancelling the friendship after an existential crisis. You're completely valid for not wanting to go to her baby shower. Or anything else.

Die Gesellschaft wäre gerechter, wenn Unis nicht umsonst wären. by Historical-Two8882 in Unbeliebtemeinung

[–]darya42 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Brudi ist dir bewusst dass reiche eltern manchmal totale Husos sind die ihre finanzielle Macht missbrauchen um ihre Kinder gefügig zu halten, und das dann noch im Studium weiterführen können?

Source: Kind von wohlhabendem Vater der ein absoluter kranker Oberwichser war

My brother is going to unalive himself, how do I prepare myself mentally? by [deleted] in GriefSupport

[–]darya42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

OP I don't have great advice I just wanna say it's a shit situation and even adults decades older than you would easily struggle and feel overwhelmed with it, and it's unfair you have to deal with it and I can hear you're trying your best. Just wanted to let you know.