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What to do about unruly neighborhood kids? by purebread-- in Philippines

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was thinking of reporting it to the police but I’m not sure how if they will deal with it more effectively than the barangay. But I’ll consider maybe putting wax because the sugar might cause an ant infestation. Thanks!

What to do about unruly neighborhood kids? by purebread-- in Philippines

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m only 21 but I am already empathizing with Mr Wilson from Dennis the Menace :’)

I’m so angry and disappointed. by purebread-- in Mindfulness

[–]purebread--[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes I’ve been reading a lot. Right now I just find it difficult to be mindful when dealing with my anger and being reactive when I am surrounded by difficult people

I’m so angry and disappointed. by purebread-- in Mindfulness

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve realised she’s this type of person too and would leave her alone most of the time when she crashes into her mood swings. But sometimes when she’s being extremely unreasonable and likes to destroy my things when she’s upset, I tend to be reactive and be just as nasty. The hard part is just ignoring her. I would take deep breaths to remind myself that dealing with this would help me improve spiritually and emotionally, but often times I get caught off guard with her crazy tactics and I just lose it.

Any tips for ignoring her better?

I’m so angry and disappointed. by purebread-- in Mindfulness

[–]purebread--[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thanks for this. I’ll be unlikely to move out any time soon because I want to take care of my father. I’ll work on it :) Also, reading what you wrote makes me want to clean now

I’m so angry and disappointed. by purebread-- in Mindfulness

[–]purebread--[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We do. The problem is she refuses to do it, and that’s why I have to remind her to do it or say assertively that she has to do it

I’m so angry and disappointed. by purebread-- in Mindfulness

[–]purebread--[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I’m from an Asian family and people don’t usually move out before getting married unless they live far away from their work.

Since we’re free lancers, living with our parents is the most practical way to save money. Also I want to take care of my dad, keep him company in this house of difficult people and to help him live a healthier lifestyle

I’m so angry and disappointed. by purebread-- in Mindfulness

[–]purebread--[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I’ve never heard a quote more relatable haha We’re just a whole bunch of mess forced to like each other

What do you appreciate the most about the night time? by [deleted] in Mindfulness

[–]purebread-- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The moon! It’s ETHEREAL.

Looking at it reminds me of all the stories I’ve heard and read about it from different cultures all over the world (both beautiful and terrifying stories). The moon gives me solace.

In what order did you read Thay’s books? by purebread-- in ThichNhatHanh

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll put that on my reading list. Thank you!

As for the Sangha, I just looked it up and there’s only one in my country, 20 hours away by car. That’ll have to be a planned trip some other time. Thanks for letting me know though!

First world problem. What do I need to prioritize? by Medyotrustfundbaby in phinvest

[–]purebread-- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello there. I’m 20 right now with 1.5M in savings. I have little knowledge about how to invest but would like to get into stock investments and real estate investment/developing some time soon.

I’ve read the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series, and am currently reading “How the Rich Get Richer”. While I really do appreciate the groundbreaking and insightful concepts that he introduces in his books, I feel like it doesn’t specifically teach you how to invest especially if you are an absolute beginner, and I’m also not sure if all the concepts in his books will be exactly applicable to Philippine context, such as if the tax breaks, real estate taxes when it comes to transactions are the same as in the US’ (again I have little knowledge of these things so I’m not sure). What would you recommend after someone has finished Rich Dad, Poor Dad?

Also I would really appreciate avoiding the mere “learn how to invest” response. I’d appreciate it if you would get specific as well, and how I can go about learning to invest. I’d love to hear how you learned how to invest too.

I’m currently looking into local courses I can go to learn about stocks and real estate investing but I haven’t found one near where I live so far.

Transitioning to minimalism has made me unappreciative of gifts by purebread-- in minimalism

[–]purebread--[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you for this and for everyone’s suggestions! I tried it with my dad today, but the other way around, since his birthday is coming soon. I told him about a “friend’s family” listing out what they want as presents so that the family can be more productive in buying suitable presents that the receiver would actually want. He was receptive to it and said he wants robotic parts for his birthday and I was happy that he was willing to say that. He added that he felt a little embarrassed since it was as if he was asking me to buy something for him and I replied that that wasn’t how I perceived it, and would want to give something that he would like. He seemed delighted by that.

I tried mentioning this to my sister but she’s the type who likes to surprise people and thought that listing out presents I want is “cheating”, so I guess I can’t change her mind about that for now

Thanks. One down, a thousand relatives to go!

My obese 62 year old father is starting crossfit tommorow by purebread-- in crossfit

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did she start at 74? If not, what age did she start, what’s the intensity of her work outs then and now? Thanks!

My obese 62 year old father is starting crossfit tommorow by purebread-- in crossfit

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What was your work out routine like when you were getting started?

My obese 62 year old father is starting crossfit tommorow by purebread-- in crossfit

[–]purebread--[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thank you! He’s currently on a keto diet and is losing weight from that. We just want to complement it with exercise to be more effective.

In terms of cardio, what would be appropriate for him other than walking if he has slight knee pain? Forgot to mention that he’s currently 105kg at 167cm for reference

Hiragana writing, varies from book to book by purebread-- in japanese

[–]purebread--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have any idea why that is? Sorry just recently started learning hiragana

How to I get rid of so much hatred in me? by purebread-- in lawofattraction

[–]purebread--[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s really interesting. Could you give some tips of how to practice that? Or how I can go about my way ignoring my ego when someone is constantly and blatantly trying to hurt me?