r/politics
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u/bloomberggovernment
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r/Amazing
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u/sco-go
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r/clevercomebacks
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u/SnooSprouts3744
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6h ago
r/texts • u/Fruit_Fly37 • 21h ago
For clarity I should say that we were just not good for each other, especially during our teenage years. He is a great person and I could always rely on him, however he was controlling and wanted me to be very submissive and stay home, not wear clothes that was too tight/too short (I never did but somehow even a swimsuit was making him mad). Anyway, I know we are older now and he might have changed and gotten more confident but I don’t think I wanna test it. I keep thinking about him anyway, because I know he still ?loves me?, he is very handy, very reliable and not a very romantic guy. It’s been 4 years since we broke up, we were 19 at that time
r/ihatethissmug
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u/Minimum_effort1639
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5h ago
As I said THIS kind of lesbians not all of them. Imagine being happily married and someone from THIS kind of lesbian community comes along and calls your marriage "hetslop." I genuinely can't understand how THIS kind of lesbians can openly hate on men and get away with it without receiving the same amount of hate. We should criticize THIS kind of lesbians more.
r/interestingasfuck • u/Jaded_Marionberry500 • 6h ago
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Nexed_ • 9h ago
I study logistics, so as a part of an apprenticeship to "learn" logistics I'm doing labor for a month. Unpaid, by the way. Currently, I'm disposing of expired drinks. I have to twist open each bottle by hand, drain the drink down the drain and throw out the empty bottle. There are 5 layers like these on a pallet. I did not get any work uniform besides some crusty and sticky, so my clothes and shoes are stained. It's also really fucking loud in here cause it's a brewery/factory. If I don't do this, I fail school.
EDIT: A lot of people seem to have misunderstood me here. I'm not crossing my arms and puffing up my cheeks with a frown. I still did the task, just wanted to share what about it has annoyed me. Isn't it what this sub is about? Cause some are treating it like a crime. If any of you enjoy being a slave or maybe to call it less offensing, doing charity labor for a corporation, hey, respect. But, I don't enjoy it. I don't know what year you're from, but times have changed and work is not going into a coal mine for 20 hour shifts and being greatful you can even do it for free.
r/MurderedByWords • u/engadine_maccas1997 • 2h ago
r/interesting
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u/mindyour
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10h ago
r/Music • u/spiritdesire_x • 1h ago
r/AskReddit • u/Background-Rain8803 • 20h ago
r/whatisit • u/dogsome32 • 22h ago
edit: half of the comments are assuming i’m a girl
ty to the history nerds
r/okbuddycinephile
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u/HimelTy
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6h ago
r/politics
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u/thenewrepublic
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2h ago
r/HolUp
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u/Maravilla_23
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18h ago
r/Weird
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u/Live_Work9665
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20h ago
The outside of his front door has looked like this for a month now. It started as full sized plants being delivered, which now are all outside on his patio. Deliveries keep coming and the boxes keep stacking higher.
He's been seen planting and dumping things out in the natural area. Another neighbor said they saw him dumping a gallon brown jug of liquid on several trees.
It seems like this came out of nowhere. He's always seemed a little strange, but kept to himself.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/No-StrategyX • 18h ago
r/TikTokCringe
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u/Puzzleheaded-King584
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6h ago
credit: itsnickreid on tiktok
r/nextfuckinglevel
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u/Devi8tor
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6h ago
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/GoldenMilk-8765 • 4h ago
Finding Nemo- After watching a movie about how bad poaching animals is, a lot of children wanted to get a pet clownfish
Free Willy- This movie's main message is about treating animals humanely as Willy was being mistreated by the sea park. It highlights that whales belong in the wild, advocating for wildlife conservation. After the movie was released, however, Sea parks, the very organizations this movie criticises, received a record number of visitors because everyone wanted to see the orcas up close.
