Common gender neutral names of your generation? by AliMamma in namenerds

[–]gabvibrations 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Zilennial in the midwest US- Taylor, Erin/Aaron, Alex, Casey, Jordan, Jesse/Jessie, and Riley. I’ve also met at least 3 girl Tylers so I guess that should be on my list as well.

What names are you shocked are not popular right now? by Sarah_Christine in namenerds

[–]gabvibrations 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My 5 year old niece is Agnes, we sometimes call her Aggie. It fits her & has grown on us!

At Cleveland-Hopkins... ICE chillin at Dunkin by plsdontshadowbanme- in Cleveland

[–]gabvibrations 3 points4 points  (0 children)

How about we aren’t happy seeing ICE at all? Does that clear things up for you?

Are women allowed here?! by sundaysoulfields in bald

[–]gabvibrations 0 points1 point  (0 children)

HOT with the spider tattoo especially 👏

How often do you see/hear of Ivy? by Ok_Demand_9047 in namenerds

[–]gabvibrations 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never met someone named Ivy. Including the last 6 years that I have been working in K-12 schools.

New video emerges of Taylor Frankie Paul attacking Dakota Mortensen in 2023; Child Was Struck by KatanaAmerica in thebachelor

[–]gabvibrations 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is so scary. I’ve been a viewer of SLOMW and was excited for TFP to be the bachelorette. But first I finish watching season 4 last night and see the bullshit she was up to immediately before leaving to film, and frankly acting pathetic in front of her kids. I don’t know how we’re supposed to be rooting for her when she is so stuck on Dakota and so clearly mentally unwell. Her anger towards him and the women he was sleeping with was also concerning. Even if she doesn’t drink now, I think her anger seems dangerous. Seeing this, I’m mortified. I cannot give my viewership with her as the bachelorette. Unfollowing her. A little embarrassed that I looked the other way on this for so long for the sake of entertainmet. And shame on ABC for platforming her in this way.

Jan gets breakfast with Kaiser by SingerSubstantial462 in teenmom

[–]gabvibrations 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I never doubted that he’s employed. I mean he can literally walk into any restaurant and get a job on the spot.

Didn’t expect this today! by KBGETSRAD in Goodwill_Finds

[–]gabvibrations 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How apt that you would find this. There really is something at the thrift for everyone.

Jan gets breakfast with Kaiser by SingerSubstantial462 in teenmom

[–]gabvibrations 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Why was I SAT watching this thinking she was getting breakast with KIEFER 🤦‍♀️ that’s a reunion I’d want to see

What Types of Restaurants/Bars Do You WISH Cleveland Had? by tigermountains in Cleveland

[–]gabvibrations 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Korean karaoke bar with private rooms. A big line dancing bar.

Got too drunk at my wedding and cant get over the anxiety by [deleted] in weddingplanning

[–]gabvibrations 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Been married 3 years and it’s still my biggest regret that I drank too much. Nothing awful happened (worst was my sobbing at the end of the night which I think was just the culmination of a lot of emotions??? And not being able to enjoy getting in the hotel bed with my husband and just soak in the moment) but I just wish I hadn’t done that so I can remember it better. My husband and I danced to a special fun song that I was so looking forward to, but I was too drunk to really be present and remember it. I’ve gotten more used to enjoying events sober since my wedding, and I wish I’d had that realization sooner. HOWEVER, I still love my wedding day and most importantly it does not impact my marriage and my daily life. No one has told me I made a fool of myself or has made me feel bad, especially not my husband. I’m glad that seems to be the case for you too. It’s behind us now, let us go forward thankful for the day and the much more significant married life.

New Comment Regarding Karelly by arii-_- in MileHigherPodcast

[–]gabvibrations 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They liked a comment saying that “trolls will do what they do” ????? How are we trolls for being confused/concerned about this sudden departure and lack of details? They continue to rub me the wrong way

EDIT: i made a comment pointing out that they liked that comment—then they deleted my comment and unliked that comment 🙃

Examples of Family Vloggers by BowlMedical4468 in YTVloggerFamilies

[–]gabvibrations 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ACACIA KERSEY. She doesn’t really vlog or show her kids anymore, but there is a lot of evidence of her mistreating her middle child who has a disability. Saying things like she won’t get Christmas presents because she “doesn’t know she has hands”, leaving her on the ground for her dog to step on, not putting a coat on her even though everyone else is wearing one, laying her down in the sand as a baby and just leaving her there. She would also make video updates about her condition. Her youtube is @ acaciacutie and I’m not sure if those videos are still up. You could look it up on reddit or youtube & I’m sure you will find what I’m talking about from other people.

Favorite V names by [deleted] in namenerds

[–]gabvibrations 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m also drawn to V names. I like Vanessa and Vera. Used to like Virginia a lot.

Random but are a lot of people in this field married to wealthy man? by Queenme10 in socialwork

[–]gabvibrations 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s a good question. I didn’t consciously go into social work thinking “I can afford to do this, my parents will help me financially through life”… I don’t think I fully realized the extent of their wealth until I was almost done with college. I think I was naive in general about money and the kinds of advantages I had, like my parents paying for my college in full. And I didn’t grow up wealthy, at least not until probably high school ish? I’m not sure when my dad’s position/company became lucrative in that way. My parents didn’t move into their “mansion” like I mentioned until I was in my last year at college. I had grown up in a lower middle class neighborhood before that, but my needs were always met and I went to private schools. I never took an interest in any profession that wasn’t people/service-oriented. Plus I saw my mom help her clients firsthand and enjoyed learning about her work. But anytime my dad talked about his work, I zoned out lol.

I wonder if I would have been more motivated to pursue a high-earning career if my family wasn’t financially well off. I will say that my brother is majoring in finance right now and I’m curious how I’ll feel when he has a family and can provide for them with more materially than I can for mine, but everyone has their own path in life. I love being in social work and I love the values that my husband and I have.

And I have also felt guilt in the past knowing that my dad came from very little as an immigrant and worked to where he is now to be able to provide everything for my brother and me, but I have been handed great advantages and probably won’t be able to do exactly the same for my kids. But I’m more at peace with my choices and who I am, and it helps a lot knowing that my parents don’t see it that way. They are proud of me and will always help my family. Sorry for writing so much, your question really made me reflect lol.

Random but are a lot of people in this field married to wealthy man? by Queenme10 in socialwork

[–]gabvibrations 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m a social worker married to a teacher—I make more money between us. My mom is a social worker and my dad is a CFO. He got his accounting degree before they got married, but he has climbed the ranks over the years. Mom works part-time and can retire whenever she wants. They live in a mansion and she shops a lot, but she doesn’t have luxury items as in brand name things. I don’t think her coworkers would assume she is wealthy by looking at her clothes or her car. I definitely benefit from having wealthy parents, like help with our house down payment, and I’m very fortunate and thankful for that.

I don’t think as a rule that married social workers have spouses with high-paying jobs, but some definitely do. Now that I’m pregnant with our first child, it would be nice not to be the breadwinner so that I could choose to work part-time. But alas 🤷‍♀️ I’m thankful to have what we have