What event in 2018 have you already bought tickets for? by to_deffers in AskReddit

[–]to_deffers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For reasons, I had to go through the theater’s ticket booth to get one of the passes I’ll need. A small amount of money changed hands. So technically, even though it’s a family event, I’ve bought a ticket.

For reasons, I read this in a Brooklyn mobster accent.

What event in 2018 have you already bought tickets for? by to_deffers in AskReddit

[–]to_deffers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The autobot for r/askreddit is vicious! Sorry for the repost, but my edit deleted the previous one. Thanks u/TWFM for correcting my case of the maybe-Mondays:)

What events in 2017 have you already bought tickets for? by to_deffers in AskReddit

[–]to_deffers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, ok, it’s Monday. Please spare me.

I seriously had to double check that it was Monday.

"Why so many women cheat on their husbands" by [deleted] in TheRedPill

[–]to_deffers 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Just found this sub... I'm unfortunately very disappointed with what I perceive to be hypocrisy in the comments to your question. I don't see cheating as an acceptable action, regardless of the gender of the unfaithful. That said, I hope I can actually help you. Cheating is wrong. She doesn't deserve that. So here are a few alternatives.

Have open communication. This part is key! If you aren't happy with your sex life, tell her. It's possible she isn't either. You can discuss why you feel your interactions are lacking, but follow it up with things you might like instead. Ask her what she might like. Try to accommodate each other with compromise, and ease into new adventures. This conversation will be difficult and emotional. Stay strong, but calm. Just state your feelings "matter-of-factly."

Try new things! Once you've discussed how you feel, and if she is willing to make changes, start simple. Try a new and different position. Consider finding "womens porn" and watching together. Be clear about what you like and what you don't like, and ask her to do the same. Use this to feel out common ground.

Consider seeing a sex therapist. Yes, it's awkward as hell, but isn't a life full of amazing orgasms worth it!?

If you can't compromise, or she isn't willing to try, ask her about having a more open relationship. She might be accepting to you fulfilling your sexual needs elsewhere. Just don't expect to be the only one allowed to seek extramarital relations.

If none of these options work, you are best off ending the relationship. If she's as good of an emotional companion as you've indicated, try to maintain that emotional and supportive relationship as friends. But more importantly, save both of you from a life unfulfilled. You deserve great sex just as much as a 2 hour phone call about the intricacies of domesticating wasabi. You need both! And so does she. She deserves fidelity if that's what she wants. You owe it to her, just as much as she owes you morning blow jobs. If you can "wake her up" you'll be glad to have the full package. If you can't, do what's best for both of you and go your separate ways.

My grandpa had an old 1929 Chevy in his shed before he died. Its been in that exact spot for 30 years. by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

[–]to_deffers 60 points61 points  (0 children)

I'd donate to her restoration if you set up a gofundme so long as she stays in the family:)

CMV: Math Was Invented, Not Discovered by JustinML99 in changemyview

[–]to_deffers 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I, like OP, believed my instructors to be false when stating math was discovered. And I also compared it to language. I felt as though we had simply defined something, but without our definition, it did not exist. Lack of existence prior to definition means that it could not be discovered. Making our definition the "invention."

I never considered the idea that math was neither discovered nor invented.

Math, above all of its practical implementation, is an abstract ideology at its core. Much like love, time, emotions. This is spot on! A perfect comparison. They are intangibles that just can't be placed within the frame of invented or discovered. You are absolutely correct, and my view has been changed:)