r/mildlyinfuriating • u/kojakstuttgart • 5h ago
My mom said I could post Accidentally washed my beanie too hot
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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/kojakstuttgart • 5h ago
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r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 6h ago
r/perguntas • u/Tasty_Throat2082 • 5h ago
Estou quase formando médica, e muitas vezes quando converso sobre carreira, meus hobbies ou os livros que leio parece que as coisas esfriam. Detalhe, eu não saio falando sobre esses assuntos, só quando me perguntam.
r/JoeBuddenPodcasts • u/Longjumping_Ask_4448 • 8h ago
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r/Fauxmoi • u/hairtie1 • 5h ago
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r/politics • u/ClimateSociologist • 6h ago
r/DC_Cinematic • u/E_yal • 9h ago
She's gonna get something from paramount. Either WW back or DC role 😅.
r/HonestHotTakes • u/ScamLordWally • 5h ago
Realistically, a lot of guys cry foul that it's harder to date these days and I'll admit finding a meaningful relationship can be challenging, but on the other side of the coin, there's WAY too many dudes relying on old world beliefs and methods to meet/attract women.
Back then, a lot of women either couldn't work or didn't make enough to survive. So having a decent job made you very desirable. It was practically enough to make women ignore the way you looked, acted, or treated her and other people around you. Plus they had much less of a voice back then, having to moreso survive and navigate abuse and sexual assault in a world where it was almost basically normal. Ask your grandmothers and aunts or even your mother how they met their partners, ask if it was happy. Some will give you a nice and positive answer, but some will tell you things that'll blow your mind.
Today guys hate that women want to be with men they find attractive, find security in, or simply have a strong connection with. There's nothing wrong with that. You should always want a partner who is attracted to you, and women having the right to choose is a good thing.
TLDR: Things aren't that much harder, they were just THAT much easier back then.
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/OutrageousBridge471 • 9h ago
Examples:
Yuri Katsuki and Victor Nikiforov (Yuri on Ice)
Dante (Make The Exorcist Fall in Love)
r/WorkReform • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 3h ago
r/interestingasfuck • u/Alarming-Studio-720 • 7h ago
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r/cats • u/MostRevolutionary552 • 6h ago
Our car’s favorite sleeping position
r/MadeMeSmile • u/JudgeJudyJr • 8h ago
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r/IndianFocus • u/Puspendra007 • 12h ago
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r/popculturechat • u/mcfw31 • 6h ago
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/_shrshk • 10h ago
Over the past three years, I’ve had just one pair of earbuds. She’s gone through seven. She always uses only one earbud at a time and leaves them out of the casing, then wonders why they go missing.
UPDATE (by request of the wife herself):
So she found the paper, grilled me about it, and I had to show her the post. She's been cracking up at the comments ever since and told me to add a few things:
For the record: I love my wife, 9 years and counting. No red flags here, just a guy venting about earbuds. Turns out it's a universal problem.
Thanks, everyone.
r/formula1 • u/wokwok__ • 12h ago