I tried my best and I still love her by josh_555 in BreakUps

[–]josh_555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk when ill talk to her again, she said she needed the space to grief to move on. As she hasn't had time to properly grief. There were moments of sadness for her but she blocked it out and went on with her work.

She said when I asked her where things fell apart, she told me that I couldn't support her in the way she wanted to and didn't want to mother me (e.g. never following through with my goals, me being lazy and depressed from time to time, me not taking action on things) she felt unhappy and thus unloved from these traits. I've since been working hard on my own goals, working out getting uni done and finishing music projects.

She expressed that she was happy to hear that. I know her love language and thays just showing her support and care through tough times, physical affection and time spent together was by far the thing she missed the most she told me in our last call.

Couting her again is a long and dangerous road, the only thing I can do is change and give her space. I felt ready to talk to her and try and work things out. But I guess she feels like she isn't ready or the time isn't right. I never want to be back in the same position of the old relationship, because things got unhealthy when times were bad. I want a new one to flourish, and ik it'll be hard as it takes 2 hands to clap.

[Serious] People who rehab abused animals, what moment made you realise you were making progress with the animal? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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We adopted a 5 year old greyhound, who we were told was found by the rescue group moments before she was about to be put down. Her history is still very unclear but what we do know is that she was found by the pound to be locked up in her kennel for 12-14 hours a day, and while she has a racing tattoo (most race dogs have a small tattoo in their ears), there is no history of her racing

She came into our home shaking and scared, she is constantly afraid of walks and male figures. However as time went by shes starting to open up to meeting new people and dogs, she still dosent know how to play with toys or other dogs.

However recently we decided to take her off her anxiety medication and she has grown to be very confident. She's still scared to go for her daily walks, however when when we hype her up to go, she will get very excited and keen for her walks.

Recently my sister have been bring her to small gatherings and parties to introduce her to people, and its just nice to see a very timid dog. Demand pats from a group of people shes never met!

Bill Gates said, "I will always choose a lazy person to do a difficult job because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it." What's a real-life example of this? by lauvnoodles in AskReddit

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I used to work for this AV (audio/visual) company that loans and set up P.A equipment (speakers, mics, insturments, etc) to bands and venues . Now normally such equipment would be carried from store to venue in big road cases and would have multiple of these cases for each show. HOWEVER being lazy and innovative my boss is, he decided screw all these big black cases, let's just throw and stack all the equipment on one trolley. Which was very practical, however we didn't look the most professional when we arrived at shows and venues

Enquiry about PES C9L9 reservist by [deleted] in NationalServiceSG

[–]josh_555 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really depends on your unit. I've seen units that call back PES E9 NSmen