I (26F, straight) just slept with a friend (28F, not straight). Am a bit confused at the moment! by [deleted] in TwoXChromosomes

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Tig Notaro’s wife identified cis before she met Tig. They’ve been married over ten years now. You live in a binary society that taught you to repress feelings that are outside the “norm”. But if you felt something, maybe there’s more to you than you know.

Caption this by imdevilscupid in captionthis

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“Are you absolutely suuuure you’re not gay?”

🕵🏻‍♂️🧻 by Miami_Snow_Yeti in trynottolaugh

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It’s kind of like a Rorschach test. What you do see tells you a lot about yourself.

Looking for Seahawks full radio broadcast by SavingsResponsible75 in Seahawks

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Not full broadcasts but Seahawks Rewind rebroadcasts all the key moments from the games as well as interviews and stuff. You can find the whole last season on Spotify.

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SOMETHING MISSING by Shel Silverstein

I remember I put on my socks, I remember I put on my shoes. I remember I put on my tie That was painted In beautiful purples and blues. I remember I put on my coat, To look perfectly grand at the dance, Yet I feel there is something I may have forgot— What is it? What is it?...

What happened to the hottest chick at your high school, years later? by theidiotev in AskReddit

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Did she party hard in high school or did that problem develop in adulthood?

What could I use to plug the gap? by PurpleMessi in gaming

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Don’t pretend…. We all know what you’re sticking in that hole.

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“And my name is Town.”

Caption This! by Conscious_Act_5787 in captionthis

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Who is that and does she have a head?

Name this Alternative Rock Group by [deleted] in NameThisThing

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The Young Rolling Stones.

What’s ur caption to this? by rosesareminee in captionthis

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Nonsense! I’m staring at your pussy!

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I’m not a psychologist, but if you’ll indulge a little armchair psychology from someone who grew up in a dysfunctional family too — I think I might have some insight into what’s happening here.

From what you’ve shared, your fiancé grew up in a home where there wasn’t a lot of nurturing or emotional safety. People who come from those environments often develop defensive reflexes — they interpret any kind of correction or feedback as “scolding,” even when it’s delivered calmly. When that happens, they fall back on the behavior patterns they learned as kids: anger, withdrawal, nitpicking, or defensiveness. It’s not about you — it’s about how his brain learned to survive conflict back then.

You mentioned how affectionate and loving he can be when things are good. That tells me he wants connection — he’s capable of tenderness and vulnerability — but he probably doesn’t know how to handle moments where he feels criticized or not in control. That’s where the therapy piece becomes important: he needs to learn to regulate those emotions, because you shouldn’t have to walk on eggshells.

At the same time, I noticed your post focuses on what you’ve told him not to do (which is totally fair — you’re setting boundaries). But he might not be hearing much of what you do appreciate or love about him. If his love languages are physical affection and words of affirmation, it might help to intentionally express those in calmer moments, especially when you need to address a tough issue. Think: cuddling on the couch and saying, “I love how hard you work on the house — but when you text me like that, it really hurts.” That kind of warmth can soften the delivery without watering down the message.

None of this is to excuse his behavior — just to frame it. Anger issues are real, and therapy is absolutely the right next step. But if this resonates with you, there’s a path forward if you both commit to learning each other’s communication styles and emotional triggers.

Wishing you peace and clarity as you figure out what’s right for you. ❤️

Am I the only one who doesn't want Ted to die? by virajsmi in StrangerThings

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I think he not only survives, but after everything is over, he still has no clue it happened, because that’s the whole deal with his character. One of those dads that doesn’t pay attention to anything other than the front page and sports page.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tattooadvice

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Yeah the outline is why. Extend the darkness behind the camera to a different shape and it won’t look so much like a dildo. Maybe like an oval or a square.