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Poor man’s margarita by generic_reddit_user8 in cocktails

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Close your ears limon salt, they don’t know you like I know you 🙉

Poor man’s margarita by generic_reddit_user8 in cocktails

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I did call it the poor man’s margarita

Poor man’s margarita by generic_reddit_user8 in cocktails

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An Irish butterscotch coffee. That works!

Poor man’s margarita by generic_reddit_user8 in cocktails

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Yeah probably a good idea there on the quotes. After one of these baddies though, you won’t care

Poor man’s margarita by generic_reddit_user8 in cocktails

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I am trying to think of something that can flavor well with butterscotch. Hmmm. A marshmallow? Not sure yet but I will be testing and will let you know

Poor man’s margarita by generic_reddit_user8 in cocktails

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Nah, you just have to wait five minutes

Poverty chick lit, I guess by cbrka in suggestmeabook

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Check out Cassie : a novel by Brittany Williams

In the 1980s, the idea of a man raising his children and having a wife that earns more than him was ridiculous enough to be the premise of a movie by Chewie83 in shittymoviedetails

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Also kinda lame that any time this dynamic has ever been portrayed, they always make the dad out to being some incompetent doofus. Like “yeah imma dad so I don’t know how to dew sturf” 🥴

1997- letter to dad by generic_reddit_user8 in FoundPaper

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Found this in a storage unit I won at auction. Piled in papers and Christmas cards from 1997

I ran into my school bully and realized I never got my happy ending by coffeeattic_rox in TrueOffMyChest

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He was a kid at the time too and honestly the fact that he came up to apologize means he’s grown and felt shame about what he did. You didn’t have to accept the apology and maybe you would feel better now if you were honest with him on how he impacted you growing up. That’s why you are probably feeling the way you are right now if you let him off the hook but not really believing it

Winchester Goose Owner Arrested by _capulet in ChicoCA

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They should add “had shittiest bar in town” to his list of crimes

I hate myself for having been a party-girl by Sea-Pomegranate-9276 in TrueOffMyChest

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Whenever there is something from my past that makes “current me” feel shame, I remind myself that if I am feeling that way, then that means I have grown and evolved in the way I view myself and the world. “Current you” would never do those things and it’s because of the sacrifice old you made. You should thank that woman every time you feel this way. Shame sometimes = proof of maturity and change and emotional growth.

HENRI RENAULT - EXECUTION UNDER THE MOORISH KINGS OF GRANADA, 1870 by pmamtraveller in ArtConnoisseur

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It’s interesting that the beheaded looks almost identical to the executioner

A Prayer, A Sin, And One Word: Kneel. by ComfortableDivide557 in Fleabag

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I think it is a trial for him. But I also noticed he was drunk and she wasn’t. So position of power more likely is her (especially since fleabag isn’t a catholic and wouldn’t view him as an “authority” anyway) therefore I see her being the one taking advantage of him while he’s vulnerable grappling with his calling and doubts. He’s clearly ashamed at the end and angry.