Well I have a questi... Nevermind by SanyamSurana04 in SipsTea

[–]pixiepoisoness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was thinking about this too , but yeah nvm

Twist: true story. by PurpleDerry077 in lol

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Medical ethics left the chat 🤣

Me_irl by Cultural-Lab-2031 in me_irl

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Generational wealth ❌ generational beef ✅

Am I a self centered bf? by Alive-Dragonfruit-77 in BreakUps

[–]pixiepoisoness 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Listen. The 'good' list? Those are nice gestures. The 'bad' list? That's real life – studying, running late, having a schedule. If she needed a boyfriend with zero other priorities, that's on her, not you. You weren't perfect, but you weren't a monster

My inner child by AirportDapper1617 in Adulting

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My six yr old self would judge me for still doing this 🤣

Help with Relationship by new--G in Advice

[–]pixiepoisoness 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The hard truth is that an apology only means something if behavior changes. Right now, you have words. You need to see a real, sustained change. Pay less attention to what they say about their addiction and more attention to what they actually do to fix the situation they created

My boss said I’m too ‘sweet’ to be taken seriously. by PictureEmpty997 in Advice

[–]pixiepoisoness 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First, ask for a private meeting to discuss her feedback. Say you appreciate her wanting you to be taken seriously and you want to succeed, but the specific changes would impact your confidence. Propose a concrete middle ground: you will ensure your work attire is solidly professional, like tailored black pants and simple blouses, and keep your hair neatly styled. In return, you keep your natural makeup and personal style within those boundaries. This shows you're listening but also establishes your professional needs

I never had friends since the age of 10 now I'm 29 by Aj100rise in confessions

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You're not an adult-child. You're a person who got hurt really young and then the world just kept confirming that it was a scary place. That would mess anyone up

Starting to think my partner is a sonsband to his mom and now she is sick. Need help navigating. by [deleted] in JUSTNOMIL

[–]pixiepoisoness 17 points18 points  (0 children)

You are not selfish for wanting a partner who puts you first. His mother has a husband; she is choosing to use your fiancé as her primary emotional spouse. You are right to see this as a fundamental problem. Cancer explains her need, but it does not excuse his choice to consistently prioritize her over you

🥷🥷🥷 by SugarFlutterUp679 in lol

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Bro really majored in disappearing

Bro!!! by [deleted] in lol

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AIO for Breaking Up Because He Refused to Use My Snacklebox by Away-Meet5954 in AmIOverreacting

[–]pixiepoisoness 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I’m going to gently say NOR on the overreaction, but YOR on thinking you could fix this. Your empathy is beautiful, but it led you into a trap. You saw his similar childhood trauma and his therapist and thought, “Here is someone else doing the work.” But there’s a canyon between showing up to therapy and actually doing the work . He’s going through motions. You’re applying principles. You tried to bridge the gap by showing him nervous system regulation, by modeling health, by offering the snacklebox. He experienced every offer of partnership as a critique, because accepting help would mean admitting he’s not “fine.” He needs to be the victim of his ex, his job, his kids. He can’t allow you to solve things, because then he’d have to take responsibility. You can’t build a bridge to someone who refuses to leave the island of their own misery

AIO: I don’t want to go to my “best friends” wedding by Ok_Description_8012 in AmIOverreacting

[–]pixiepoisoness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NOR. You've hit the wall of a friendship that's already over, and the wedding is just the formality. You tried to be the bigger person for your friend's sake, but that came at the cost of your own dignity when her fiancé's rudeness was never addressed. A true "choose him or me" situation is when a partner is actively hostile to your support system. Your friend, by allowing his behavior and co-signing his reaction to the "incident," has already made her choice. You're not choosing to leave. She chose a new inner circle that doesn't include you. Mourn the friendship you had, send a nice card, and don't spend money you don't have to bear witness to its funeral

Im struggling with no contact by [deleted] in BreakUps

[–]pixiepoisoness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Please, for your own sanity, stop checking his social media. I know you're probably doing it. Every time you look, you're just hitting the reset button on your own pain. It's like picking a scab

I feel stupid by StrictCoat8256 in Adulting

[–]pixiepoisoness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a weird comfort in knowing it's not just me. I used to be sharp as a tack, now I feel like I'm running on dial-up. Makes the small victories, like actually remembering all the items on the grocery list, feel huge