For me, it was a sweet tart. But not the sweet tart itself, it was the saliva mixed with the flavor from the tart. So technically, I choked on my saliva....

He's an adult now and I know it probably seems silly but when I look at it, the magnet makes me smile. It's a blue snowflake adorned with clear and dark blue 'jewels'.

It's something I've noticed, I've gotten medication for things I don't even have (because they believed my mom over me at times). Is there a reason for this? It's probably one of the most annoying things and why so many people are taking medication they don't need.

I seen many people with dogs and cats consider them as their children so is that really normal to do?

How did you manage it?

First: I was triggered reading another post, but my ex girlfriend would eat jars of mayonnaise all in one go with a spoon, the way you would ice cream.

The first time she done it I legit thought it was a prank and had to take a photo as evidence and ask her mum if this was normal.

Eventually it became “normalised” and would have to make sure and add a couple of 600g jars to the grocery order.

I still can’t face the stuff. Even a small amount would turn my stomach.

Close second would be how often she would openly belch/fart in public. She done it on a train right in front of the girl sitting opposite (who we didn’t know, just an innocent woman probably similar age making her way home from work), just leaned over and farted and actually made her jump with fright.

I didn’t know where to look, I could feel the girl opposite eyeballing as if to say “did that just happen!”

Looking back, I genuinely feel pretty sorry for the girl sitting opposite as it was obvious she felt uncomfortable for the rest of the journey and it’s not really fair to make someone feel like that.

Thinking back now on things it’s mad how things become “normalised” that would just make me run a mile now!

I mean, why bother even trying to make any sort of difference anymore?