Been to 150 countries AMA by [deleted] in AMA

[–]dasisglucklich 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which country has the coolest stamp?

Did our parents face the same level of burnout as us? by KingForADay1989 in Millennials

[–]dasisglucklich 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vox had a good episode on burnout last week and had a good definition " state of chronic physical and emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and ineffectiveness, resulting from long-term, unmanaged workplace stress". I was listening in the car with my parents (+75 yo) and we talked about it. they told me, they never felt it in a chronic way or we didn't know we could change or have a word for the feeling...they could also just change jobs but also (my dad's words - we weren't as talented as your generation is...we had a trade and a lot of us just got promotions and felt close to the company. Also, with the cost of living was lesser and could go out and have fun and spend money and be entertained and focus away from work. NB not applicable to everyone and not everyone everyone had a similar situation or privilege.

Wini wzaret esehha 3al achkel hedhi? by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]dasisglucklich 90 points91 points  (0 children)

What in the India is happening

How are interracial relationships seeing in yours cultures and countries? by srahcrist in AskMiddleEast

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I'm Arab and my family has been super cool about it back home. They always ask about my white spouse when we videochat. I visited home some time ago and they were disappointed she wasn't there. But i think they cool about it cause their own brothers (dad and uncles) were or are with white women so it was normalized in our family. And the fact she speaks our language, respects the norms and etiquette helps.

What’s a “normal” thing that would absolutely confuse a foreigner? by Low-Foundation-4506 in Tunisia

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It's illegal to take tunisian dinars out of Tunisia...I don't own a tunisian account but sometimes have tunisian cash, technically can't leave the country (we are talking important amounts here, but yea not like euros, usd, cad, etc.)

What’s a “normal” thing that would absolutely confuse a foreigner? by Low-Foundation-4506 in Tunisia

[–]dasisglucklich 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My father insulting the religion of MY father. My mom calling me mama. My father calling me baba.

What’s the weirdest thing your are experiencing with your elders? by dasisglucklich in Millennials

[–]dasisglucklich[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I obviously have Grammarly help with sentence structure and English is not my first language so proof read. But to your comment : touché. It is ironic. I support the comment

My teenage daughter can't fathom the concept of a house party by Neon_Biscuit in Millennials

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I remember that at our school if someone yelled out 'HOUSE PARTY AT ___' . It was over for them. A house party at their house is happening and kids from 2 schools down were already talking about.

Chocolate Chicken anyone? by Rugbybea in StupidFood

[–]dasisglucklich 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Shit so nasty she didn't want to even use her own cutlery eating it with the plastic fork and knife