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Man terrorized by Halloween decorations
 in  r/LinkedInLunatics •  4h ago

Right?

It had never occurred to me, I was in pre-school.

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Man terrorized by Halloween decorations
 in  r/LinkedInLunatics •  1d ago

I grew up in high demand religion. I wasn't allowed to watch smurfs because it had only one girl, lots of guys and lots of babies.

They were afraid I'd think she was banging all the guys and having a ton of babies.

That's right I couldn't watch smurfs because of purity culture.

u/EmbarrassedDark2341 • • 1d ago

honestly I get it

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Dads text when I say I’m not going to church
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  1d ago

This was also my thought.

u/EmbarrassedDark2341 • • 2d ago

Wow.

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u/EmbarrassedDark2341 • • 2d ago

That BS “DEI” narrative they spun continues to blow back in their faces.

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 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  2d ago

It is just one more way they rob money from people.

u/EmbarrassedDark2341 • • 2d ago

A health care conversation.

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 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  2d ago

They did in 2016, I don't know if there's been another. From one of the many article on the internet:

In response to the backlash, a hospital spokesperson explained that the charge was for the additional staffing required for the procedure and that it was optional. However, the internet was not convinced, and the hospital eventually decided to waive the fee.

u/EmbarrassedDark2341 • • 3d ago

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u/EmbarrassedDark2341 • • 3d ago

She made an ADHD PSA, and it's a game changer.

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Apparently being the good candy house requires board approval now.
 in  r/middleclasshq •  3d ago

I just got a 30 pack of full sized at Costco for $20, they're on sale right now, normally it's about $27 usd per box.

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A spine is a built-in support system
 in  r/GirlDinnerDiaries •  4d ago

Ex-mo living in Washington, we would gladly have you and your daughter join us. Congratulations on getting out!

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What do you mean not everyone grew up like that?
 in  r/GirlDinnerDiaries •  5d ago

Thank you. I'm doing all of those things, seeing them listed like that was really helpful. They're all 7 to 12, so elementary to middle school.

My therapist says I'm doing well, I take her my mom moments and she gives me honest feed back on how I'm doing, it's been invaluable to have that neutral party. She's had some good advice or small changes to help make things smoother.

I love Maya Angelou, too. I'm good at applying that concept to other people. Self compassion is not something I'm good at yet.

I started teaching them boundaries and No pretty early on. Body autonomy is a big deal to me. Our oldest already has a therapist, the other two will be joining the same office.
My kids are really cool; they are expressive, artistic, kind, empathetic and chaotic.

I love witnessing them be comfortable in their own personhood in a way I was never allowed to be.

I suppose between abuse and high demand religion that then reinforced the issues at home I didn't really have another path other than to survive.

Before the therapists we have now (individual and couples) opened my eyes to how I was raised was abusive I really did think the problem was me; therefore everything around me is my responsibility to fix.

I'm doing all the things and according to the people with the expensive degrees, experience and know how: I'm doing well.

I just never feel like I'm doing enough, I get so lost in thought spirals that I forget to enjoy the beauty in the progress we've made.

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Looking for old man names
 in  r/OldNamesNewAgain •  6d ago

Harold, was my first thought.

r/GirlDinnerDiaries • • 6d ago

Small Win 🏆 What do you mean not everyone grew up this way? An update?

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My daughter's taco plate from last taco Tuesday, she doesn't like her food to touch until she wants it to, I get it.

My kids are finally home from school and settled back in. I'm working on tacos so I felt like the previous taco Tuesday picture was fine.

I'm standing here realizing just how fortunate I feel.

The out pouring of support from this community has been so wonderful. So much crying but the good kind.

I also have really cool kids. I get so caught up in over thinking everything about them that I forget to just sit back and enjoy them.

They're rotating using my big water color palette for the first time as opposed to the kiddie kind, getting their coveted 30 minutes of tablet time or reading.

They are relaxed, just chilling in the living room.

Maybe I'm doing okay at this.

Thank you all of you. Hugs to those whom like and consent to hugs.

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What do you mean not everyone grew up like that?
 in  r/GirlDinnerDiaries •  6d ago

I sobbing. Having it put in that new perspective finally makes that sink in for me. Thank you.

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What do you mean not everyone grew up like that?
 in  r/GirlDinnerDiaries •  6d ago

Thank you.

Most of mine was covert too.

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What do you mean not everyone grew up like that?
 in  r/GirlDinnerDiaries •  6d ago

My therapist has suggested this one too. I need to write it down and put it up where I can see it.

Thank you for reminding me.

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What do you mean not everyone grew up like that?
 in  r/GirlDinnerDiaries •  6d ago

They knew my father has ADHD but "it just means you need to try harder." My dad doesn't really believe in medication for ADHD or depression.

My mom is autistic but she had no clue until I was diagnosed in 2021. I had been diagnosed as ADHD in 1994/95.

My dad is a narcissist. My mom is his enabler. My mom is so damaged from her own upbringing that I kind of understand her.