RT @caitlin_mmm: Telling people they should show up for other people in their life will really have them full on melting down in your repliā¦
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RT @REVIVERAJA: White peopleās awful spatial awareness on sidewalks is one of the craziest sociological phenomena ever. Like theyāre unconsā¦
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āme when i pull the door handle and it shattersā being the first words out of your mouth when this happens is killing me bro. it is insane what social media has done to the way that we speak
A brand-new employee made a smashing start to her career at a Texas salon, as the glass sliding door she was closing exploded into hundreds of tiny pieces, leaving her client and other employees stunned.
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I think the misconception that nyc is a transient adult playground is what makes people ask questions like these. you have to remember that some people are actually from here, cost of living is the issue not people being close minded about uprooting their livesā¦
Why don't they just leave NYC? I'm not trying to be callous, but there's a whole wonderful world out there that's more affordable.
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aside from the fact that lots of jobs are based in NYC... lots of people are from NYC! they deserve a place in the city they're from, if they want it. and THAT dynamic, native residents getting priced out, is happening in tons of less expensive cities across the country.
Why don't they just leave NYC? I'm not trying to be callous, but there's a whole wonderful world out there that's more affordable.
nytimes.com/2026/10/25/nyregā¦
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Some givers are childless and some takers are parents, but parents do like to perform as martyrs which obscures the more negative and entitled qualities they had before, during, and after their children become adults.
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This!! I have good friends with kids!
A lot of married couples with kids just don't want to admit that they don't want to put in effort with their other relationships anymore so they justify it by villainizing childfree, single people. I know married couples who have a strong village bc they still put effort!
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A lot of married couples with kids just don't want to admit that they don't want to put in effort with their other relationships anymore so they justify it by villainizing childfree, single people. I know married couples who have a strong village bc they still put effort!
The Discourse ā¢ļø today is depressing.
Not only do people refuse to interact with anyone beyond spouses and children, but they are openly hostile towards people who try to plan things!
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These are women that never really wanted female friends. They wanted placeholders until a man and kid came along. Now they want the single friends to be available just in case they need someone to vent to about their relationship.
Pet peeve of mine is adults that make a very big deal about their birthdays & expect that their friends are obligated to participate
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It is very easy to spot the women that think being married to a man puts them on a pedestal above unmarried women.
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Further proof the āvillageā will never go both ways lol
My friend wants to plan a couples, no-kids weekend getaway, splitting the cost of a large AirBNB, in January for her 30th birthday. I really do not love this idea (husband is mortified), neither to spend the money nor to get someone to take the toddler for 3 days. It would be a 2.5 hour drive away for us, too, so itās not like weāre close if something happens. I havenāt been away from him for even 1 night yet and he still just seems so young! It would be very hard to leave him for that long.
Am I just a party pooper who needs to get over it? Genuine question. Like I actually need advice here guys
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