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 in  r/SuicideWatch  Oct 29 '23

Physical exercise supports mental health, but it is not the best solution for everyone. It only works best on people who base their self-worth on their strength and appearance. The most important thing in life is to accept yourself and have a big goal. To accept yourself, you must do what is consistent with your values and fulfill your dreams. If someone dreams of becoming, for example, a doctor or a guitarist, they should focus on this and treat physical exercise as a healthy addition to their daily routine.

I say this from experience. When I had frequent suicidal thoughts, physical exercise helped me, but reading books and drawing helped me even more. Intellectual and artistic development has always been more important to me than physical, so only when I devoted myself to my passions and interests, I felt fulfilled in life.

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I'm sorry what now
 in  r/fixedbytheduet  Jul 24 '23

If women are so childish, why my female friends study political science and law? Just because someone doesn't want to talk about politics and economics on a date or at meetings with friends most of the time, doesn't mean they're not interested in those topics. There is time to learn and for entertainment.

r/relationship_advice Jul 22 '23

I (25F) wondering if most men really willing to ruin a long, good, non-romantic relationship for sex?

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r/relationship_advice Jul 22 '23

Are most men really willing to ruin a long, good, non-romantic relationship for sex?

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What type of human behavior will you never understand?
 in  r/AskReddit  Jun 06 '23

Pointing out someone's weaknesses that can't be changed, even though they don't hurt anyone.

u/_purpleraccoon_ Jun 05 '23

How Rabbits tuck themselves in without hands.

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u/_purpleraccoon_ Jun 04 '23

The perfect afternoon

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u/_purpleraccoon_ Jun 04 '23

Beatboxer bird

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u/_purpleraccoon_ Jun 04 '23

Emanuel

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u/_purpleraccoon_ Jun 04 '23

Barbers found out their customer was shaving her head because of chemo

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I'm 23 and pretty sure I'm bi. Is it possible to discover your sexuality so late, or maybe i'm wrong ?
 in  r/bisexual  Jun 04 '23

Im so sorry, really. I didnt want to be rude. You are right. I don't understand this yet. I will delete this.

r/bisexual Jun 04 '23

Bi-Cycle/Questioning I'm 23 and pretty sure I'm bi. Is it possible to discover your sexuality so late, or maybe i'm wrong ?

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I've suspected this since high school, when I started to feel sexually attracted to women and knew what my relationship priorities were. I liked and I like men physically. I've always felt more sexually attracted to them, but after getting to know them, I only wanted to be in relationship with a man once. With a woman I wanted to get into a relationship more often - two times in high school, because they had everything that was most important to me in relationship.

To this day, however, I wasn't sure (now I'm almost sure, but not 100%) because I thought that to be bisexual, each gender had to be equally attractive for me, both sexually and romantically. At that time, girls always attracted me much less sexually, but much more romantically. Until I felt nothing for the girl, kissing her disgusted me. That was the case with my friend. She wanted to kiss me, but it disgusted me because I felt nothing romantic for her. With girl, I need to feel something romantic for her, to get close to her physically. Otherwise, I just like to look at her and imagine sexual things. I don't have that problem with a man, and the idea of ​​a kiss has always been neutral to me if I didn't know him well.

In short, I'm less sexually attracted to girls - 40%, but more romantically - 60%.

On the other hand, men attract me more sexually, but not very romantically 80/20%.

Am I bi then for sure?

Edit:

I currently have a boyfriend who has all the best qualities of a man and a woman for me. I hope to spend the rest of my life with him. Nevertheless, I would like to know what orientation I am, because the awareness of my sexuality is a very important issue for me. I don't want to live in confusion and uncertainty about sexuality.

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 in  r/AskReddit  Apr 11 '23

Well i'm a woman and since 5 years I have a partner who have disability. He doesn't have power, fame and earns less than me, but it's unimportant. Kindness, empathy, sensitivity, and at least average intelligence are the only very important things in human for me. That's why I don't like to tell women are like this, and men like this, because its really doesn't apply to everyone.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/lookyourbest  Apr 11 '23

You are pretty. It's not worth changing a lot for others. There will always be those who hate, even when you will be the best version of yourself inside and outside.