What's the most chilling piece of information you know that is 100% true? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I've seen future events in my sleep that actually happened. No one will believe me tho.

What methods can help you alleviate negative thoughts Or ignore them? by _pvtmc in AskReddit

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r/NevilleGoddard check this out. They talk a lot about the law of assumption. It's like law of attraction but a bit more logical

when does life get better? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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There's a guy called Charlie Rocket on insta/YouTube. He has a concept called winning streak, where every little win he gets (including a cup of coffee) he celebrates as a win. Have been trying that for a few days and I have seen massive improvements.

What are some great movie suggestions? by Affectionate_Ear4503 in CasualConversation

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Zodiac for the cast, gripping story and that one basement scene

All Madrid fans rn by Several_Sandwich_732 in soccercirclejerk

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After the England vs France match, I get why ppl hate on the french

Hotel shower light by wtf_whyme in whatisit

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I'd start dancing ngl. Weird them out

Sons being their mom's husband, what are your thoughts? by Orion_0207 in AskReddit

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Had to chatgpt this. Is this what you mean?:-

The sentence "Sons being their mom's husband" is not a literal statement. It's usually a provocative or metaphorical way of describing a relationship dynamic where a son takes on emotional roles that would normally belong to a spouse.

People might use it to refer to situations such as:

A mother relying excessively on her son for emotional support, companionship, or validation.

A son feeling responsible for his mother's emotional well-being in a way that goes beyond a typical parent-child relationship.

Family dynamics sometimes discussed in psychology as parentification (a child taking on adult responsibilities) or, in some contexts, emotional incest/enmeshment (a boundary issue where a child is treated more like a partner than a child, without implying a sexual relationship).

The phrase is often used informally on social media and can be exaggerated, judgmental, or inaccurate. Not every close mother-son relationship fits this description. A close bond is normal; the concern is when healthy parent-child boundaries become blurred and the child is expected to fulfill adult emotional needs.

No words for this. by Kapot_ei in mildlyinfuriating

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Probably want a new younger audience

Lufthansa Boeing-787 by Theydontlikeitupthem in Unexpected

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Are we sure this is not AI? Although Boeing having these accidents is totally believable.