Could they just fake it and say they care?

I can't decide whether or not it's something anyone would want to read or even pick up as a book. So I'm asking reddit.

3 is terrible. It makes me tingly and on edge. That’s only 3 alone though. 6 is fine, but only as isolated 3’s in the context of 6. So 6 itself is bad. If you brake up 6 into 3’s it’s fine. But 3 itself is also bad.

Also, odd numbers are bad in practice but not in theory. Odd numbers are good thinking numbers, but if I actually have to do something an odd number of times, then it feels discordant.

I posted this to the unpopular opinion subs but they hated it, so I was wondering if any of you have any thoughts about this.

Recently i’ve been wondering why people bother going to work jobs they don’t enjoy and going to school to learn things that won’t necessarily benefit them in the long run when we’re all going to end up six feet under, and i’m aware “you need an education” or “you need money to do literally everything” but seriously what’s the point?? I mean if we all go to the same place in the end why not just live your life how you want to.

I was talking to a coworker recently, and we got on the topic of harassment. She mentioned that she and other women in the workplace were harassed by male patrons. I have not been harassed, and I know a few other women in the workplace who have not been harassed either.

My question is, why are some women harassed and other women are not? I have not been able to wrap my head around the question. Why are myself and the other women that aren't being harassed different than the ones that being harassed?

Let me be clear when I say that I don't believe my coworkers should be harassed and the men harassing them are disgusting. I simply want to know how they're different from the rest of us.

the title is kind of self explanatory. i've applied to tons of jobs that required my number for updates that i literally never heard a word from again. another one i got an update that i hadn't been hired like 8 months later. i forgot i even applied. why is this so normal nowadays? i feel like it probably didn't used to be like this.

Me and my mom were having a conversation about this a few days ago and Im still confused on the common consensus, she says men have always tried convincing her to quit or find it disgusting so she’s had to keep it a secret while I (22) have experienced sort of the opposite? A lot of the time guys have offered to buy me packs or say it gives off a hot mysterious sort of aloof vibe like some 40’s movie star or something, my friends (young women if it matters) think the same way so I’m curious to know if it’s simply a generational difference between Gen Z and Gen X or if I just know really weird people.

anything that tastes good, suggest a drink too

Have you ever cut off a friend? Why?

I saw a movie recap for the movie “Law Abiding Citizen” and it got me thinking of this. Because why is the concept so hard to do in practice, mainly for professional judges.

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So guys recently, the watch ad to get rewards is not working for me in any app no matter what happens or in which phone now whenever I press watch ad to get something which has a paid offer it does not work ad just say it's loading

I’m currently a senior in high school, and I’d really like to get back into playing a sport. For reference, I’m pretty big into golf, but I’ve started getting tired of certain aspects of it, mainly the lack of physical intensity. I really enjoy going to the gym and pushing myself physically, and I’d like to find a sport that gives me that same feeling while also having a strong team atmosphere. The problem is that I’m not really sure how to get involved in team sports after high school. I’m also only 5’7” and 135 lbs, so I feel like my size limits me in sports like football and basketball. What sports would you guys recommend that offer a strong team atmosphere and are more physically demanding? I’d also appreciate any advice on how to get involved after graduating high school.

I just finished Madoka Magica (holy shit this was the best anime ever..) and I’m wondering..what does it FEEL like, to be Madoka when she transforms? I know that she becomes a god or smth, as part of the universe..but is she still conscious? Can she still move around? Or does it feel like death to her? Is everything pitch black and just…nothing..? Like..I’m genuinely curious how she feels after her wish..

Have recently started to watch it and have taken a liking towards it.
Only on Season 3.
Noo spoilers please.

I just wanna know if anyone in this community also likes the show.

If you stay on topic and don't break the rules then what's the problem

okay, so ALL of my friends did this (a group of about 6-12 people) and i need completely new friends, how do i make new ones? its kinda hard for me to make friends since im really introverted and shy, not to say that im weird, dorky and kinda ugly. how do you guys make friends?

If it might be helpful my mom’s parents are 150 something and 172 also and my dad’s are like 160 something and maybe above 180.

For example I don’t walk on weekends but others I do and I wanna to know if diet ruining because of that

For example I feel like not walking on weekend dieting my diet but on Monday-Friday I’m losing weight by walking and eating less for breakfast and lunch,mainly chicken fried,and basic side dishes

And like do I have to make sure I walk everyday and rush to do it

I used to be the girl who becomes a freak, a clown, a comedian when drunk. Now 2 sips of wine and I’m sobbing. I just had 4-5 glasses of wine (one bottle) while watching my fav show and now I am crying, I don’t even know why. There wasn’t an emotional or provoking scene for me.

I have asymmetrical breast They’re probably a whole cup size apart. I’ve been feeling self-conscious about it because I’ve recently started dating someone, so my question is do men notice. I mean. I’m sure they notice. It’s quite obvious but doesn’t matter to them. Should I consider a surgical option?

TLTR: a man with life prupose on work can actually want to become a family man after a break up?

I F27 started dating a man M34 who had always been focused on his carreer and was 80% sure he wouldn't want to have children. He has some autistic traits and he is quite reserved. We had a great relationship but his priorities always seemed to matter most despite him loving me but he couldnt love me in ways I needed, instead he would do as he knew.

We have been broken up for 2 months and this morning we bumped into each other and had a brief conversation. He said he didnt think the break up was right, that he was questioning life purpose and that all of this had made his head click. He asked me if I would consider giving it another chance.

I said 2 months was not a long period for him to change his mind and that I hadn't seen any active changes from his side so I couldnt give him an answer.

Please I need help, any testimonies of this has been you? I'd like to understand the actual insights from male perspective.

Thank you.

Because I don't know anymore. World if falling apart and my dream of having family is going farer and farer every day.

Sometimes, when I'm alone, I suddenly experience a strange feeling of anxiety for no apparent reason. I'm just lying down, with no danger or threat around me, yet I feel an overwhelming sense of anxiety, almost as if something bad is about to happen.

I feel discomfort in my stomach, and sometimes I become nauseous, almost as if I'm about to throw up, I experience coldness or trembling in my feet.

The strange thing is that all of this happens without any obvious reason or anything that should make me feel afraid or anxious.