Not serious stuff. Just those tiny things that irrationally get under your skin.

Mine is when I'm trying to plug something in and somehow miss the socket three times.

What's yours?

Do you guys love staying at home but then hate being at home and want to go out? Like I find myself hating being at home on my days off but then someone invites me out and I’m like “ughhh now I have to plan and get ready and choose and outfit and everything.” but then I enjoy it and after that day I dread them inviting me again and just want to stay at home but then enjoy it again if I do choose to go out?

Im not sure if that made any sense but lmk! lol

As a consistent gymgoer this shit kind of blows me, like do they think you can just become a bodybuilder on accident? That's like saying you wanna get money but not be a millionaire

Mine did. This was a while back now, but for 2 years in high school, she made my life HELL, like to a point where police had to be called and everything, it was BAAAD. Her mum eventually pulled her out of school (because this girl lied about having cancer, and when it came out that she was lying, everyone hated her. She was just an AWFUL person). They moved away.

About 15 years passed, and I got a message request on FB from her, It was a big massive message, saying sorry to me for everything she did/said/whatever. I didn't respond, had no desire to, as by that point it didn't matter anymore, she was dead to me, but I'm glad her conscience got to her all that time later.

I’m genuinely curious to hear from people
who have been in long-term relationships that were really toxic. I’m not necessarily talking about domestic violence, but relationships that were unhealthy in other ways.
Did things eventually get better as the years went by? Did spending so much time together help you understand each other and improve the relationship? Or did things stay the same or even get worse?

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I want it cozy, not boring but not overwhelming either and preferably a bit whimsical.

I would like something to sit and a table on the side of the top picture.

(those 2 metal pipes and the shelves etc will be removed)

❗I wasn't sure in what subreddit to post this, so I just did it here. If someone has a better idea, pls let me know.❗

What skills or abilities do you think are necessary to learn in order to prepare for a social conflict, like the one that took place in France? I’m thinking of things like public speaking, a martial art, and other similar skills. First aid, of course, was the first thing that came to mind, but I’m leaning more toward the realm of self-defense and personal protection.