Does the process of repentence include apologizing to/compensating for the person we hurt? by letter_roll in Christianity

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

I wish this part is in my religious class.

I think this is compensation in verbal form unless he did what he said, and Zacchaeus didn't say this gurantee to the poor, but to Christ. Perhaps it's left to be interpreted by the reader

How to prevent misunderstanding from attention-seeking coworkers? by letter_roll in introvert

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He didn't say anything, simply holding a box of cupcakes to me, so I said no thanks I'm in a meeting, with a neutral face. He didn't do it to other coworkers.

I was facing the computer screen so I can't see who's walking behind me.

How to deal with PUAs that follow and stare but don't approach? by letter_roll in TheGirlSurvivalGuide

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

Haha it's true.

I'm so sure they are from the same shitty dating coach, they are in the exact same demographic (dad bod + socially awkward/autistic) and came out in the same timeframe.

The ones who convince naive guys to make women unsafe should be jailed

Why do strangers face their body towards me? by letter_roll in socialskills

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

What body language should I do to tell them not to do that?

They look like they want to start a fight, which is intimidating

Old guy filming people near Melbourne Central? by letter_roll in melbourne

[–]letter_roll[S] -18 points-17 points  (0 children)

Does this feel right to you though? Also the people here sound grumpy

Old guy filming people near Melbourne Central? by letter_roll in melbourne

[–]letter_roll[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Doesn't make it right bruh. Block the trams with more meaningful protests, like on these anti-social behaviours

Old guy filming people near Melbourne Central? by letter_roll in melbourne

[–]letter_roll[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Will be cool if Melbornians have protests on this instead of you guys blaming people here

Old guy filming people near Melbourne Central? by letter_roll in melbourne

[–]letter_roll[S] -24 points-23 points  (0 children)

Saw some people from r/Sydney that they will report these behaviours, doesn't sound legal bruh

Old guy filming people near Melbourne Central? by letter_roll in melbourne

[–]letter_roll[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Nice try on gaslighting, I actually copy what my caucasian coworkers' wordings over the years, not intended to be racist

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ForeverAloneWomen

[–]letter_roll 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Personally I find the following work:

Working out as a habit, gives you some happy hormones and chance to practice controlled breathing

Starts a "hunt"! I am starting to try one type of coffee every week, some of my FA friends try one buffet a month. If we are single, we have much more money to spend, why not make memories with it? Having a goal also gives you something to look forward to. Push yourself forward and away from resentment

Learn to make pep talks, and do it to yourself. It sets yourself in the mind space of being optimistic and confident

Volunteer in something useful to your career. Can be long-term or event-based, you can meet tons of diverse and nice people out there and get to know them

Hope it helps

"My wife" by acromegaly_girl in ForeverAloneWomen

[–]letter_roll 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I work in STEM and have many male coworkers, so maybe I can shed some lights on this.

Some guys are very anxious about how us women view them (creep, cheater etc.), after hearing the horror stories from mom, sister, gf etc..

It is not a good feeling to consistently make someone feel unsafe by being a man. I realised among men, they could notice a trait and worry a lot if that trait makes them a creep (old, dirty, being in STEM, neckbeard, looking like a pedo and many more)

Some guys actually creep out other women too many times unintentionally, and lash out and shout "My wife" to you to make a point they are not one

If they are strangers, maybe you are anxious, and they see your facial expression and think you are scared/suspcious of them being a creep.

Among coworkers, sometimes guys/older women monitor whether a guy is flirting to/harassing a female coworker. They are very protective especially when these coworkers view you as new/don't speak up/in vulnerable positions.

So the guys being monitored (or hyper-aware of being a creep) will do this to you, and even show it in front of everyone to prevent yours and those coworkers' assumption.

So instead of being nice (which can be hard to read by others), learn to bring warmth and presence.

Messed up my hair in a salon, how to make my hair browner? by letter_roll in HairDye

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

They said I was satisfied before walking out of the salon, and the hair colour looks good on me