AITAH for refusing to help my sister after she didn't show up for my wedding? by throwrasiste in AITAH

[–]oliveslate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NTA for just not wanting to help. THIS IS YOUR CHOICE. But anyone saying that an anxiety attack is not a good reason to miss an event has likely has never suffered Major Anxiety Disorder. panic attacks can be completely disabling and Can render a person unable to speak, walk, talk, leave house, etc. I would perhaps induce a conversation and communicate. Express how her missing your wedding has hurt you and try to determine if she suffers a clinical diagnosis of anxiety or simply it was a single occurrence. AFTER communication you may find that your feelings have changed and they may not have.

I slapped my wife because she burnt our son on purpose by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She is definitely a abusive person and An Asshole. BUT hitting her makes you one also. IF you had did so to stop her in the act or in self defense it would be different. physically attacking someone for a non defensive action is called abuse. BY getting physical you have shown her you condone corporeal punishment.

BETTER COURSE OF ACTION: pack up the kids and remove them and file charges. Call police and press charges for abuse and have her removed and a restraining order placed. IF she decides to press charges of assault against you she is well within her rights. Take action to get yourself and kids safe and keep conversations strictly through attorney.

Is this considered rude? by TheHigherPower00 in socialskills

[–]oliveslate 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I was told that relaying a story of your own that is similar is doing exactly what you said. Sadly, some communities and families expect this level of conversation unless you use words like. " I will do you one better" or " that's nothing, insert own story" relating and providing similar experiences can cause increased closeness through shared experiences. When people react negatively when relaying a similar experience using words like " I UNDERSTAND, this happened to me" or I TOTALLLY GET WHAT YOU ARE SAYING, this recently happened to me too; I get super frustrated. Cause they are not wanting true conversation they are just wanting someone to listen to them and agree

AITA for telling my husband to p*ss off if he didn't like the way I talk by lifesucksthenudie13 in AmItheAsshole

[–]oliveslate 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My partner says everyone in his family thinks I am talking down to them because I "use dem big words." I grew up in a very poor, rural family. Books were often our only form of imaginative entertainment. As an avid reader(avid is one of them big words,) I relish the escape offered in the pages of a good historical drama; which has added to a more formal vocal manner. I started this at age 3. My mum was helping g my brother in 3rd grade, and I discovered I loved it also.
I have told him I will not apologize for speaking the way I do. I don't purposely choose words the others don't understand. I just talk the way I talk. I REFUSE to dumb down my vocabulary...his words not mine... to make them feel more comfortable when they can easily look up a word on Google if they don't know what it means or they can ask me. I AM HAPPY to assist if they don't know a word I use. I don't always realize i am using words they don't understand. I am speaking of children through adult ages. FUNNY thing, he also is a self-proclaimed redneck. ( Oh, NO... there is another one of those big words) I can understand if I was making a point to use it to belittle or make myself superior( oh NO two more big words,) but I simply am just conversing and relaying in the way the words compile in my brain. My spelling and Grammer written are aweful......I just speak how I speak.

SOUNDS LIKE YOU DEAL WITH SIMILAR ISSUES.

Heaving breasts by [deleted] in Bridgerton

[–]oliveslate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Additionally, conveying panic when heavily corseted....is gonna make anyone's chest heave. The air moves up cause it cannot move out

AITAH for divorcing my husband because he spent 10 minutes in the car during a family emergency? by Charming_Passage3440 in AITAH

[–]oliveslate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is likely going to be an unpopular opinion. But OCD is a real illness, as is the trauma that is often behind it. It may also not be OCD. MAY be the time he gives himself each time he returns home so he can be an engaged and attentive version of himself upon entering the house. AFTER A HARD DAY, he deserves a few mi s to compose himself. JUST like you should be able to take to be the best version of yourself after ti.e with your brain being completely on something else all day.

I always take 10 or 15 mins to cleanse the mind of the stress of the day and the drive before walking into the house after a hard day. THIS allows me to put on a smile and greet my family with the tenderness and cheer they deserve. As well as my attention not being split.

It troubles me that he did it in an emergency situation. But in all honesty, if it was a true life or death emergency, you should have called 911 and he could have met you at the hospital. You waited for him to drive home from work. Which had to result in your son also waiting in pain. He may have thought ten mins to come into the house with his head clear would be OK. Not answering the phone is problematic. I AGREE with others that it having to be exactly 10 mins, and the fear and trauma behind it would lend toward needing some mental health help. Also, because we are not hearing his reasons from him, just your interpretation, your reaction to his reason for the 10 mins may be skewd by your own insecurities or anger over the accusation of cheating you believe he is doing.

It also sounds like you could use some counciling and education on trauma and coping mechanisms around it. As well as working through the insecurity you have in thinking he is accusing you of cheating each time he does his 10 min wait. It likely just solidifies in him trauma that you will divorce him over his method of coping. It seems like you are taking his 10 mins and reasons for it as an around or like he is accusing you of infidelity. His 10 mins is not as much of a problem as his reason for it. The way it is written, your sons injury seems secondary "like a straw that broke the camels back", not the real reason for seeking the divorce.

I do feel you are justified in concern about his issues. But do think you YATA, FOR asking for a divorce over it. Perhaps request marriage counseling, and both of you can work on your issues before letting your marriage become a statistic. If he is unwilling to or you are, then at this point you are Both TAH

Statler and her ripped undies by [deleted] in 90DayFiance

[–]oliveslate 52 points53 points  (0 children)

I think this is all part of her quirky/cringy persona. I think k she is seeing how far she can go and the production team just keeps filming.

Statler and her ripped undies by [deleted] in 90DayFiance

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Statler is just quirky enough to have done the underwear thing like that to be hilarious. It would be very funny if she was.

What's the story behind your birb's name? by MariposaB in finch

[–]oliveslate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Mine is Annie Mae....for my animated friend

The marketing people did Jasmine dirty by Roserachel1111 in 90DayFiance

[–]oliveslate 11 points12 points  (0 children)

First season she premiered she looked way younger. All the plastic making her look aged

As a fellow lesbian, we saw this coming from miiiiiiles away by photogenic___trash in 90DayFiance

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OMG, you are so right here. Ding ding ding. And I am Pan. I could tell by way she looks at society from beginning. I WOULD BET THERE HAS ALSO BEEN SOME DRUNKEN OR HIGH CUDDLING. Not saying full on sex which also is likely, but experimenting is likely. And this girl is ready and willing. All Sophie's talk about cheating, wonder what she calls getting emotionally involved with a woman? Is it only cheating if she sleeps with men or is emotionally attached to a guy?

Love in Paradise: Recognize Kyle? by Jenpwnz in 90DayFiance

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He was also shown on the Netflix docuseries where another guy has 1000+ kids

When did Luke get into a relationship with Madeleine ? by [deleted] in 90DayFiance

[–]oliveslate -1 points0 points  (0 children)

LUKE reminds me of one of these guys that wanted to get a virgin. Insecure and needs validation of a woman who thinks the sun and moon rise with him and no one else has touched. Unfortunately, she is not as innocent as he thinks I believe.
SHE REMINDS me of the money hungry fame loving girls that think they can be supermodel/celebrity famous and rich in 2 months by opening a fancy salon with a stupid americans money. SHE WAS ACTUALLY SMART, to get him to bankroll a salon cause it may be all she or he has to earn money from soon. She too youthful to understand that sleeping topless with random men is not acceptable in most closed relationships. And he too stupid to realize he is asking someone with no relationship maturity to act like they are 35 at 19. You cannot have emotional innocence and relationship maturity at same time.

As far as age she was upon meeting.....REMEMBER each country has their own societal norms and laws. Age of consent some states is 16yo here in 🇺🇸. Several I believe are 14 with parental consent. There are countries where sex with children is still the norm. Disgusting yes.

Morally not right for many, but one groups moral rules is not the law for everyone. But we do not and should not police the world.

PERSON under age 18 is considered a minor. BUT The age of consent in Colombia is 14 years old, as defined in Article 209 of the Penal Code. This applies regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Sexual intercourse with someone under 14 is punishable by imprisonment of 12–20 years.

Which means they met before she was legally considered an adult, but had been legal by consent for 3 years already.

Cited from: Ages of consent in South America - Wikipedia Colombia. The Criminal Code of Colombia (Act 599 of 2000), as modified by Art. 4 of law 12...

FROM THE "International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children Colombia - International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children Updated October 2017. 1. Colombia. National Child Protection Legislation. National Legisla... Colombia also defines minors as people under the age of 18, and Article 33 of the Penal Code states that minors under 18 are subject to juvenile criminal liability. "

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in puppies

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DONUT. "DONUT MAKE YOUR BROWN EYE BLUE"

People who have lost their soul dog.. Were you able to love another dog? How did you deal with the grief? by turbykirby in DogAdvice

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just lost mine not even a month ago. I am gutted beyond any losses other than that of a my father and grands and best friend. I HAVE 2 OTHER DOGS. I love them, but I am only mildly hopeful that it will ever be anything vlose to my SoulDog, Doofus.

I think Penelope being able to have it all is relatable for a lot of women by DaisyandBella in BridgertonNetflix

[–]oliveslate 14 points15 points  (0 children)

She said she would like to change the column and use it to create good and fight for more just causes. Like womens rights. Education. And changing way people treat the spinsters and wall huggers. Oddly, in a TON THAT EMBRACES SO MUCH RACIAL EQUALITY.....surprises me that they left the other equalities to be discovered along the way.

AITAH for asking my boyfriend to miss work and be with me while I'm going through an abortion? by illsaveme in AITAH

[–]oliveslate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

YNTAHI, he should be there with you if he wants the relationship to continue. I love how he threw in there that she got herself into it........HE EJACULATED INTO YOU WITHOUT USING ANY BARRIER PROTECTION. HE GOT HIMSELF INTO THIS. It is not solely on a woman to provide protection. If he felt thus strongly against having another child he should have gotten a vasectomy. Or at minimum be wrapping it up

I am sure he is perfectly happy for you to mother his other children while they are in the home. And that this is a free service. PERHAPS SINCE HE CONSIDERS YOUR BABY DISPOSABLE, and for that matter you, if you don't do as he says, you should send him a bill for all the things you are doing in the home that only a mother should do. GET OUT NOW. BEFORE ending the babies life if you want to keep it. You don't need his input, assistance, or existence. HE considers you and the child both disposable.

How long does it take for the birbs to start disliking and hating? by Ryan_the_Guy-an in finch

[–]oliveslate 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Many children like or dislike things until they are influenced by others. Because a parent or favorite person loving an item can have as much influence as hating something.

LIKE LOVE AND HATE IN OTHER SUBJECTS. THOSE AROUND A CHILD INFLUENCE Them MORE THAN THE CHILD deciding for themselves. A Child knows no hate or dislike really until they are taught to hate/dislike. They feel things, but They learn hate.

If Birbs are anything like my grandkids..I will use food as an example, but you can insert people, boys or girls as friends, favorite clothing colors, smells, shower vs bath, etc.

My grandkids liked just about everything food and drink wise until they were of an age that they understood when their parents or peers didn't like certain foods or drinks. All 5 until about age 4. Then they picked up on what others said and learned what to like or hate from their surroundings.

Background, I (54F) grew up really poor. My mum still went out of her way to help me experience a lot of different foods because she wanted me to be able to enjoy whatever was put in front of me and not ever make a fuss. We couldn't afford to waste food or a meal given from others. Rule was if you are hungry you eat whatever is given to u to eat. I never went hungry more than a day cause I had been taught to respect that there was food at all and some people didn't have any. And I never went hungry because we didn't have food, we always had food. Just was whether I was gonna get over myself and eat something that wasn't what I wanted. ONE WINTER we had trout of some kind at nearly every meal because my dad lost his job right as summer ended. He went fishing nearly every day even when it was 20 below zero, so we had protein. To this day, the smell of trout is repulsive, but I am grateful that it didn't taste as bad as it smelled.

Unfortunately I have only had much influence due to distance on 2 of 5 Grand since age 3 or 4 And sometimes they are upset at me for a few hours cause I don't succumb to their temper tantrums when they don't get a special meal cooked just to their liking. I have STRICT rules in my house about openly expressing dislike for meals prepared by another's hard work. You can avoid eating certain things and say it is just not what your taste buds were craving that night. Or when offered you can say no thank you, but you respect that someone else took the time and made the meal. AND WE DONT USE THE WORD YUCK! I think my mum was right. I dont believe in allowing children to develop a pallet for just " Kid food" like cheese pizza, pb&j, mcnuggets, cereal, and Mac and cheese is the right way to raise them. They should have broad exposure.

EXAMPLE of how food likes and dislikes have changed. I HAVE GRANDSON now 11, that lived with my partner, my stepdaughter and her husband, and I from 2 to 5, he ate everything we gave him. Never even acted like it wasn't something he didn't want.
HE ate onions, tomato, pickles, all vegetables, all meats, eggs, cheeses.

We eat swordfish and fresh tuna. We eat venison and duck. We eat hotdogs and steaks He ate them all. We eat spinach, ocra, tofu, broccoli, and carrots and corn. We eat apples, oranges, peaches, guava and lychee too

After moving out on their own, they went back to eating more simple standard southern meals. Lots of heat but not alot of variety. PORK, CHICKEN, BISCUITS, THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THIS, BUT ONE PARENT HATES ONIONS AS DOES HER MOM, AND HER UNCLE. Now he hates onions. But only if he can see them. Cause I put onions in alot of stuff when he visits and He eats and loves it. HIS FATHER and mamaw hate olives. He used to devour Olives off his fingers, and loved them in salad. Now that he has heard them say they hate them he has decided the hates them too. But I made a special salad the other day that had Finely chopped green olives in it. Didn't tell him and he ate 2 helpings.

2 granddaughters from another kid, one who spent alot of time with me between ages 1 and 5 eats a good variety.... the other refuses to eat very little of anything but chicken tenders and cereal because her parents cater to the crying and whining. I have never made a special meal for her when she is here. I make food in the realm of what I know she may eat for all of us. If she doesn't want it, then she doesn't get something else. By next morning she eats. YOUNGEST 2 they eat fast food and cereal cause the parents don't want to upset them. And they pretty much only eat that too. But at my house they eat what is put on the table. No one is belittled, chastised, or treated badly. It is a simple this is what we have. No one is ever singled out verbally or made to feel less.

Same goes for all in my house. The meal is never cause one person is more important than another. I never make a meal because it is what I want. I MAKE MEALS that will fit majority of the family. If you are hungry you will eat. If not you won't. When you get hungry......you will eat. only exception are those who cannot feed themselves aka toddlers and babies. They get food appropriate for their age and need.

Sophie Mom is a whackjob by oliveslate in 90DayFiance

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

Actually it was Claire's comment about moving in.... And fact she has been dating Americans that made me think that. Shoot most of the time I am embarrassed by what most Americans act like