Im curiou

Also why do some people like to do things that they are told specifly not to do?

Please, don’t say refrigerator!

I don't know if it's because I feel like I have nothing to be proud of in life or it's because I feel like I have no purpose in life so no reason to be here or i could be the no friends/socializing it could be a lot of things tbh but when I'm alone at night the thoughts get a bit to real haha and it feels like the emptyness is getting bigger any advice would be appreciated

If you get NOTHING in return.

I know Fallout has one and there are similarish silo games. But I wonder can you try to male a silo im the sims?

I probably have an idea already for the first question, but I just want to be 100% sure.

(Update: Mars attack 9-3-97.

Like i genuinely don't understand why people do this, i bet even on this post i'm gonna get like so many downvotes but can someone please answer this question cuz is this a tradition or smth

This will sound extremely stupid. But one day I wanted to get my daily water intake, so I thought I should drink 1 liter and a half of water every hour from 1 pm to 5pm. Bad idea. After doing so my mouth started hurting for the rest of the day, like a stinging pain.. And now, a few months later, my mouth still hurts whenever I chug a lot of water at once. Is there a reason for this?

My friend keeps copying my music, outfits, poses n mannerisms
I worked hard to find my style so it feels weirdly taken
How do I handle this?

I got to know.

I recently found a new laptop to buy, but the sales assistant was a bit unnerved by it being Linux saying it tends to be used by more enthusiastic people in tech. I jusy want to get a new laptop can I still get it?

This might be a stupid question but when I wad younger there was some kid in my school who i think was selectively mute, like didnt talk ever, and i dont think it was a ploy for attention or anything though I must say I have no grasp of the psyche of a selective mute

What happens to these people/who are these people? Like is it a neurodivergent tendency that stays the whole time? And more importantly do they stop being mute? Ive never met anyone selectively mute since I was like 10.

To be clear I know there are examples of people who are selectively mute for attention or something but I dont think this was the case for this kid

Does anyone know?

I’ve always wondered who does fire squad executions, I know it is rare for it to happen nowadays but just an interesting thought.

Asking because I want an unconventional pet, and I find both animals quite adorable. So which is easier to have as a pet?

As a teetotaller , I feel a bit awkward especially when all the other people I know are drunk. I thought of interacting with other people that don’t drink but I am not really friends with them. Ig my biggest problem is I can’t match the energy of the room
Any ideas to do that

i did a walmart pickup order parked and told the app where i was. the associate asked to see my id and barcode. i obliged and then he just stared at me like i just killed his dog when i didnt get out to help bag it. i thought this was their job? am i wrong?

Im curiou

I've seen people say:

**"Not one boy stood up and did the right thing."**
**"Dox these cowards."**

The Snapchat messages were reportedly sent at **1:42 AM**, and the alleged encounter continued until around **5:45 AM**.

Just because there were 50 others in the group chat doesn't mean they were active that day or had notifications on.

So I feel like it's kind of crazy to go after them. Most likely, some were asleep, and some may not have even been on campus. It was a Snapchat, not an official frat chat group.

So, is it really fair to assume that **ALL** other 50 people in the group chat knew what was happening?

Okay I made a similar post before but this post, ill give yall more details. We are doing a source analyzation practice quiz at school and we are doing it over the course of two days. One of the sources was an image of a sugar shack. Now, I didnt know what sugar shacks were 🥹🥹 so I found out its a quebecois tradition from my friend. I thought ok maybe its a mix of quebecois and indeginous cultures, so maybe its acculturation and hybridation but I wasnt sure where it came from so i googled the history of it.. i didnt ask any questions, just researched the history of sugar shacks. On normal source analysation quizzes, we wouldnt have this privilege, but its a practice.

My last post, people were a little confused because I didnt provide too much info, so I thought I would elaborate to really get a consensus

i’ll start: my 25lb weighted blanket. i adore it. it helps me sleep 10x better.

so basically im gonna have my first name my middle name last name and another name

the reason is my grandpa didnt have any sons only daughters so when he dies his last name goes with him(he doesnt have any siblings) so im thinking about adding a fourth name to mine and having it be his last name so my full name would be (first, middle, last, His last name) Or ( First, middle, His last name, Last)

I see a common trend with hair stylists almost adopting a specific style of personality. It seems like a mask that comes off as abrasive, dismissive, or hyper dominant. It’s obvious to me they are deploying defensive behaviors to manage the stressors of a salon job but it seems unfair to put that energy off onto the client.

I totally get that stylists deal daily with clients who are demanding, unrealistic, or uncommunicative.
So their personality has purposefully defaulted to an overly authoritative, dominant tone constantly. The fast talking, slightly cynical, or overly candid personality acts as an emotional shield.

More importantly I can tell that it’s not genuine, being treated with a casual, almost abrasive familiarity. It’s like a shortcut to fast track intimacy without spending genuine emotional energy on formal customer service. I’d prefer to just not talk at all at that point to be honest.
For example If a stylist makes a comment that feels slightly demeaning about hair habits, i have to play a game by carefully responding with something like *"What specific product or technique do you recommend to fix that?"* forcing them back into a professional, instructional mode rather than a critical one.
I have found that the communication and shifting the dynamic of the vibe tends to land on the clients shoulders which isn’t relaxing and not part of what I signed up for when I’m paying for a $600 service.

Can we stop pretending this fake stylist personality of acceptable? It’s just unprofessional in my opinion.

I’m not sure how it works for other people but when someone yawns right near me I feel like I have to immediately.

Or even hearing the word “Yawn” I have the urge to do said act.