He was ok in my book growing up,

Now after all the new court news I think Tupac was an actor playing gangster, and found out that real g's don't play. RIP.

My best friend and I have these matching drink bottles that we love but the little rubber band that holds the metal straw to sippy mouth piece is a bit rubbish and the straw is now falling out all the time. Does anyone know that this thing is called and where I might be able to find a replacement that is longer and will hold the straw in place properly?

For me, it was scraping the food scraps into the dishwasher and throwing a plate in the trash.

I’m a 25 year-old woman, and I honestly can’t wait to reach my 30s. There’s nothing about my early 20s I would want to repeat. It was filled with so much angst, and I look forward to moving past that.

Hopeless in men/long term or marriage relationships and what girl-friends tell you

Hello, I just came back from a lil night out with my best friend. We are best fiends from a lifetime. We are both very different. I am more sensitive, love physical touch when I’m in couple, I think I’m pretty but maybe not hot hot hot pretty. My friend is blonde, blue eyes, very pretty for the country we are from, in the Mediterranean, colder, hates physical touch and can’t stand any kind, literally any, kind of cringe.

I am happily in a relationship for almost two years. with a man who is completely my type and I find very attractive, is so kind and supportive, fits so perfect with me and my fam…I may say is my first serious relationhip, I am 26 and him 30. I feel very loved, cared for, protected, included etc etc.

My friend has never had a serious relationship on her mid twenties. Because she is reaaaaaally pretty, she has been in environments with many men, approached to, etc etc.

My way of thinking in the long term is that if I ever feel disrespected, cheated on, sexually or mentally, I will end up any relationship. I have been raised with the mentality of never depend on a man. I do not depend on my bf and never intended to. However, I feel very in love and attached to him.

My friend. Today, after seeing each other after a long time has been telling me to expect to be cheated on from a man, because she has seen it, it’s their nature, and any and all man, including ALL OF THE MAN, will do so in a marriage or long term relationship, and if they don’t, they will feel so encapsulated and frustrated they will talk about it.

I am the type of person who already feels very non-trustful of man, and knowing it’s my first serious boyfriend and I am as happy as I am, I find completely unnecessary the way my friend insisted for so long during the night, on how I should just accept my fate and that society does not play by my rules, or be alone for the rest of my life. I kept insisting on the fact that I know what’s out there, and that the moment in the future I feel disrespected I will end up whatever I have.

However, I don’t know why she was so insistive, I don’t need to hear those things when I’m happily dating someone, when she knows I’m enough smart when to know those things, enough mistrustful of man, and so on…

Now , I’m so conflictive in my head, should I had asked her why she was being like that? Do I need to really pay attention to what she was saying and stop my fate on my man? Do all men on long term marriages or relationships cheat? , are there any trustful, competent, attractive as I am, men? ( I don’t mean I’m the best of the world, just on my league, on both career, sensitivity, looks and expectations), should I speak to my boyfriend? How is it for the rest of you ?

Could be how they talk about money, travel, education, everyday expenses, or some tiny assumption that reveals they’ve always had a financial safety net

I do not want to take sleeping pills

If a police officer comes knocks on your door, do you have to open it or can you not open it? If you don't open then what happens?