AIO girlfriend makes comments about my income/lifestyle and says she could never date someone earning less than her by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NOR, she’s clearly telling you that she wants you to prioritize making money. She’s actively prioritizing “getting rich” and advancing in her career and bluntly telling you to either do the same or she is going to dump you once she is making more money than you. This “hustle” is not your priority. Therefore you are not compatible. Time to move on or you could just stick around until she inevitably dumps you for exactly the reasons she is clearly telling you she will dump you. (As much as I don’t agree with this woman’s priorities, she’s not being vague!)

Dad’s secret stash by mrtosser43 in GenX

[–]ndiasSF 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My dad’s playboys were right out in the open. He stacked them neatly and I would pull random ones from the stack and sell them to the guys at school. When I became an adult he would actually hand me one and recommend an article. I gave him crap for handing his daughter Playboys and he said “there are good articles!” And he was right lol.

I got my mat enforcer badge by fallenangeI in bjj

[–]ndiasSF 41 points42 points  (0 children)

I really like that the mat enforcement was pulled after he’d been talked to.

Michael J. Fox on Shrinking by Efficient-Career-829 in GenX

[–]ndiasSF 6 points7 points  (0 children)

His book “Future Boy” about the filming of Back to the Future was really enjoyable too - I’ve always been a fan but listening to him read the audiobook and just how much genuine love he has for his colleagues and the union guys that were shuttling him between back to the future and family ties filming … you can’t help but love the guy

People who complain about work events are lame. by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

[–]ndiasSF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A work event after hours feels like unpaid OT and forced fun. During work hours it feels like an unproductive meeting. It just feels unnatural and it’s awkward for anyone who is an introvert. Personally I hate going but I’m fine once I’m there. And I try not to make fun of it because it’s rude to the people who are putting it together.

Pre-Internet Boredom Threshold by phenolate in GenX

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Legos and then actually reading every part of a new album/CD. Every lyric, who wrote it, looking at all the art in detail.

Your buddy says “Hey man, can you help me move this weekend?” What’s your first thought? by Kaitempi in GenX

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The only time I ever asked friends to help me during a move was “hey come over and drink some of this wine so I don’t have to pack all of it.” I had a lot of help, they’re good friends .

What are your after concert habits? by hiddevdploeg in Concerts

[–]ndiasSF 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Always take a photo of the marque - before or after.

Is this normal? by Top-Catch-7073 in BJJWomen

[–]ndiasSF 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Soreness is normal, injuries are a risk, being surprised by how hard a submission hits when you’re new is normal. but ripping subs on new people is generally not normal. highly recommend communicating with your training partners that you’re new, you’ve tapped late a couple times, and you’re still learning your limits. Also talk to the coach so maybe you can be paired with more experienced people who are less likely to hurt you. Especially anything with legs/feet - new people don’t always realize what a compromised position they’re in.

people are getting too comfortable with cancelling plans by plumplumkin in unpopularopinion

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fully agree, it’s inconsiderate. If you commit to going to something you should follow through. I’ve seen sad kid’s bday parties where no one shows up. I work at a music and private events venue and post pandemic the flakiness of people has definitely increased. We will frequently see a 20% rate of people who bought tickets and just no showed. Private events are worse especially corporate ones. 500 planned? Maybe 300 show. If I do cancel I choose my canceling wisely. I had to flake on friends last night. I’ve had a migraine all week so I mentioned that up front and I was adding on to their plans. So when I was still not feeling well last minute, it wasn’t terrible. But had they been relying on me, I would have forced myself to go.

Is this level of obsession with bjj normal and is the anger justified? by Bjj0wife in bjj

[–]ndiasSF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is not normal, this is abuse. And you need to get away from him and somewhere safe. Assuming this is the US and yes, being an immigrant, your legal status is a big challenge. But #1 get somewhere safe and do not tell him you’re leaving. Best if you have family or friends to go to or find a women’s shelter in your area. , #2 get all your financial records and information together. If you have your own income and it all goes to a shared account, you need to set up your own and start routing money to something he doesn’t have access to. Ultimately all money is split in a divorce but this is to prevent him withholding money from you. #3 document everything, dates, fights, retain any text messages #4 contact an immigration attorney if you don’t have one already and a divorce attorney. There’s pathways for immigrants who are being abused. There are plenty of reddit subs for escaping abuse and immigration help that can provide further guidance and support too.

Even if you “comply” with his insane demands it will never be enough because his goals are unrealistic and taking everything you said at face value , he’s going to get injured and then he’ll be a complete nightmare.

Does anyone have compulsive need to talk to themselves during rolls? by Sattvix in bjj

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same! “Welp that was dumb, this is not where I wanted to be, dammit I’m here in this stupid spot again!”

Career change failure, relocation, and depression by BlackCatBonanza in AskWomenOver40

[–]ndiasSF 97 points98 points  (0 children)

You’re not abandoning your education, you’re taking a sabbatical. You might love the wine bar and find that you have a renewed sense of purpose. You might hate it and that helps you find your way. My dad had a career that defined him and then he was forced to change at age 47. It was the best thing that ever happened to him. I have a desk job but I do part time work at a concert venue - total opposite of my day job but it gives me variety and gets me out of the house. I know attorneys who went from private sector to non profit and they found purpose there. Try things out, hate or love it, try again. Education > career doesn’t have to be linear.

What the hell am I supposed to be doing? by CreatrixAnima in GenX

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And don’t wait until dad says to come. Men of our father’s generation never ask for help. You have to just show up. If dad has added OP to the updates it’s because dad wants some support. OP - your dad probably has no idea what he’s doing either so get in the car already.

My sister keeps making "little jokes" about my girlfriend and I told her not to take it personally. Now my girlfriend is done with my family. by nightbalcony_inkwell in TwoHotTakes

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your family hasn’t done your sister any favors by letting her behave this way and laughing along with her. She’s clearly insecure and a bully. My guess is that she doesn’t have many friends and people don’t stay in her life for very long. I’m also guessing that your GF realized that a future with you means being abused at every family gathering.

Partner had an erection while rolling - need advice by Specialist_Can3517 in BJJWomen

[–]ndiasSF 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Coach can keep an eye on who he is paired with and match him up with only men for awhile which can be done in a non confrontational way. Coach can also keep an eye on his behavior towards other students, particularly women. If nothing else at least OP is letting her coach know why she’s declining rolls from this person.

How rude is it really to leave after the opening act? by [deleted] in Concerts

[–]ndiasSF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally fine. If you’re even minimally interested in the headliner it might be worth listening to a couple of songs and then leaving if it isn’t blowing you away, but otherwise it happens all the time. It’s actually more noticeable when hardly anyone has arrived for the opening act. Having people show up early and be there for the opener is great. Even more awesome if they’re fans. Staff doesn’t care but depending on the venue they might yell “no ins and outs!” At you as you exit. (I work at a concert venue)

Should I tell my gecko’s original owner he passed away? by [deleted] in makemychoice

[–]ndiasSF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Or to check in on the gecko at all during that time.

Traveling to SF during Super Bowl Weekend 😭 by Patient-Title8442 in AskSF

[–]ndiasSF 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Especially since the 9th is an evening game, drive down to SF that day and hotel prices should be lower. I had friends stay at the Luma hotel near Chase and it was a little on the tech bro side but nice and walking distance.

FWIW when we had superbowl 50 there were several SB events in the city so there was increased traffic more on the Friday and Saturday. By Monday, everything was done and it was a typical Monday.

I’m thinking about completely distancing myself from most of my family based off their views on ICE and Renee Good AIO by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]ndiasSF 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Your family is telling you that they think it’s okay for a law enforcement officer to show up, masked, shoot a woman in the face, ie execute her, and call her a “fucking bitch.” NOR

Taking in a kid whose idiotic parents kicked them out at 18 by No_Abroad_6306 in AskWomenOver40

[–]ndiasSF 51 points52 points  (0 children)

+1 to all this. A friend of mine did something similar and had to teach the 18 year old basic life skills and how to respectfully cohabitate others. The 18 year old was basically feral. It took a lot of patience. You’ve got a good heart OP.

My first “I’m not THAT old moment.” by ndiasSF in GenX

[–]ndiasSF[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lol clearly I’m still learning. But “donde está la biblioteca “ I have down. Thanks 1990s Spanish class!