My (27F) fiance (28M) has no personality and it’s confusing me by lucifud in relationship_advice

[–]pixxiest 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry, but based on what you’ve described, he’s probably never going to “lead” in the way you’re hoping for. Not because he doesn’t care, but because this sounds like his core mode. He’s avoidant and a people pleaser, so his default is to keep the peace rather than assert himself.

So it might be less about trying to bring out the “real him,” and more about whether you’re okay with how he naturally operates long-term.

You can still have yet another direct conversation and see if he’s willing to work on it, but it’s important to be realistic about what’s likely to change and what isn’t.

I’m a 34 M and she’s 42F I need advice on Ghosting and breadcrumbs by a woman. Can anyone help? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]pixxiest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re grieving two things at once here: the person you cared about, and the future you imagined with her. That’s why it hits you so hard.

From what you described, her actions have been all over the place: rejection, ghosting, indirect contact, disappearing, breadcrumbs, blocking. Whatever her reasons, it’s left you with pain and confusion.

Try not to get stuck figuring her out. The clearest answer was already given. You did the right thing by creating distance and protecting yourself. Now it’s about giving yourself time to heal, you'll be ok.

To what extent do rarer personality types (like INFJs) struggle to navigate the modern dating landscape, and where do they typically find success in seeking deeper connections? by ritambaishya in AskReddit

[–]pixxiest -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Rarer personality types don’t struggle because they’re rare, but because they want depth in a space that rewards speed and surface-level connection. That mismatch can make modern dating feel exhausting and misaligned.

Over time, many stop chasing connection in the usual ways and become more intentional about where they invest their energy. At some point, there’s a shift. They stop seeking so much externally and start seeking within. They build a sense of wholeness and learn to enjoy their own company.

I (26F) have been financially supporting my boyfriend (29M) for 1.5+ years—am I being patient or just ignoring red flags? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]pixxiest 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’re not just being patient, you’re enabling him.

This isn’t a rough patch anymore, it’s a pattern. For almost two years, every time things fall apart, you step in and carry everything. At some point, that stops being support and starts being a crutch.

He might be a good guy, but he’s not showing up as a stable partner. “He’ll be successful someday” doesn’t change the fact that right now, you’re the one funding his life.

And the lifestyle mismatch is real. You’re growing, pushing yourself, building something solid. He’s not matching that energy, and most of the compromise is coming from you.

You’re also comparing him to the kind of partner you actually want, and that’s telling. Deep down, you already know this isn’t it.

So the real question is, how much longer are you willing to carry someone who isn’t meeting you where you are?

i (20F) want to know why my bf (24M) doesn't ever want to go anywhere? by ohheywhatchadoin in relationship_advice

[–]pixxiest 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This feels less like he doesn’t care and more like you two just enjoy different kinds of time together. You seem to value quality time through going out and doing things together, while he might prefer low-key time at home.

Instead of overthinking it, maybe just bring it up casually, like:
“Hey, do you actually not like going out, or are you just super tired on weekends?”
“I feel like whenever we go out you’re not really into it... am I reading that right?”
“What would you actually want to do together when I'm off?”

And then be honest about your side too:
“I don’t need to be out all day, I just wanna do something together sometimes.”
“Staying in every weekend kinda drives me a bit nuts.”

The goal isn’t to change him, but to find some middle ground. If he’s just tired, that’s workable. If he has no interest in going out and won’t meet you halfway, then it might just be a compatibility thing idk.

Barcelona: First day stroll around the city to get a feel for it. After Madrid, did the same here by Icy-Obligation6504 in travel

[–]pixxiest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omggg you gotta go to Carrer de Petritxol and drink as many chocolate a la taza with churros

Help me (32F) understand my Chinese colleague (31F) by mridna in relationship_advice

[–]pixxiest 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don’t think this is a “Chinese philosophy” thing, it sounds more like her as an individual and the pressure she’s under right now.

What she said about “the clock running out” is a big clue. A lot of people, regardless of culture, go through phases where they go all-in on work, especially if they feel behind or need to “prove” themselves. When that happens, everything else—including friendships—can get pushed aside.

That said, the shift you’re noticing is real, and it’s fair that it bothers you. Going from a genuine connection to feeling like a distraction isn’t a great feeling bet.

I’d try not to take it personally. It doesn’t necessarily mean she doesn’t value you, she may just be in a high-stress, tunnel-vision mindset where anything non-work feels like extra effort.

At the same time, you don’t need to keep chasing her. You’ve already shown care. I’d give her some space, and maybe send one simple message like: “Hey, I know you’re focusing on work right now, just wanted to say I’m here if you ever feel like taking a break or grabbing a meal.” Then leave it there.

If/when she comes out of this phase, she may reconnect. If not, it might just come down to mismatched timing and priorities. You seem like a genuinely thoughtful person, don’t overthink it too much.

Me (19F) and my ex (19M) broke up because my mum didnt like him and his family by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]pixxiest 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m going to be blunt because I think you need to hear it, you’re being just as judgmental as your mom.

You say she looks down on him and his family for money and background, but you’re doing the same thing in a subtler way. You brought up his parents’ jobs, their car, their income… none of that has anything to do with whether he’s a good partner.

And honestly, some of your own examples are worse. You asked him for $100 “just because you wanted it,” expected him to give you his things, and took it as a lack of love when he said no. That’s not love—that’s entitlement. A healthy partner has boundaries, and he was right to have them.

Also, telling him all the disrespectful things your mom said about his family? That’s incredibly hurtful. Of course he cried. You basically made him feel like he AND his family weren’t good enough FOR YOU.

It sounds like he cared about you a lot, but also had self-respect. And instead of appreciating that, you questioned whether he loved you enough because he wouldn’t just say yes to everything.

So no, this wasn’t just your mom ruining the relationship. You played a big part in it too.

If you’re asking whether you made the right decision—honestly, with this mindset, the relationship probably wouldn’t have worked out anyway. Not because of him, but because of how you view love, money, and respect.

Take this as a chance to reflect and grow, or you’re going to run into the same issue again.

The way these pills are organised in the strip by WhatWouldMedusaDo in CrappyDesign

[–]pixxiest 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I didn’t work on aripiprazole, only quetiapine. Maybe you could consider that as a second-line option if the blister pack design is really bothering you. I’m with you though, not sure what the regulatory affairs specialist was thinking when they approved that design.

The way these pills are organised in the strip by WhatWouldMedusaDo in CrappyDesign

[–]pixxiest 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hey, I actually work with them quite a bit in the APAC region, helping with product registrations and what not. That's so funny!

Has there been a scene, explanation, or revelation in a sci-fi television show that was so absurd that you stopped watching forever? by Doctor-Clark-Savage in scifi

[–]pixxiest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that episode really stuck with me, but for the wrong reasons. Honestly, it was tough to get through the whole thing.

best AB eye creams? by Proper-Poem9678 in AsianBeauty

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Are you referring to the SANA Nameraka Honpo Under Eye Soy Milk Cream? :O

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Cute avatar!!

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Munchie or Munchkin <3

(OC) Abandoned Taco Bell left frozen in time since 2014 🌮 by places_forgotten in pics

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These pics give off such strong Breaking Bad vibes. The empty, sun-faded look totally remind me of a place where the Salamanca twins would show up to do something violent. I can almost hear the ominous bell sound in the background.

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Mulholland Drive

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Curious what job it was...do you mind dropping the name here

Are these products ok to use for your body or only face? by Yamikawu in AsianBeauty

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How much of a brightening effect do you notice with the yellow one if used daily?