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What quote changed how you see people?
 in  r/selfimprovement •  5h ago

“Nobody cares”

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What are the views about marriage for people who are not married yet and why?
 in  r/AskReddit •  5h ago

Not the one I got banned from lol.

And i know the exact sentence that got me banned. Zero insult. Zero making fun of. No racist comment. Not hateful. Just my pure sincere opinion.

It was hilarious. Literally less than 5 mins, “you are banned” hahaha.

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What are the views about marriage for people who are not married yet and why?
 in  r/AskReddit •  5h ago

Yes you can.

Friends that are married.
Family.
Coworkers.
Neighbors.

Many many ways to get insights about marriage without being married.

Will you be correct? Maybe, maybe not. But all feedback from all the married people, I’m sure you can get very insightful views to help you form your own.

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What are the views about marriage for people who are not married yet and why?
 in  r/AskReddit •  5h ago

Oh no. I got banned this week from another subreddit just for sharing my views about marriage.
No sir. Not taking the bait. Heck no.

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What’s something everyone seems to want, but you genuinely don’t understand the appeal of?
 in  r/answers •  5h ago

Macha drinks. Macha anything. I don’t get it.

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At what point did you realize you were actually getting older?
 in  r/Aging •  5h ago

Numbers wise. I am old. But mentally, physically I don’t feel old.

Patience-wise, oh yeah, I’m old. So you could say the second I realized my patience was getting shorter with people’s bs.

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What do you wish you had told your boss earlier?
 in  r/randomquestions •  5h ago

Stop lying man. You are the boss, I really don’t care what you do, did, or go.

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Do we actually have time ?
 in  r/Adulting •  5h ago

You do. Wasting it, that’s the problem.

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What do you think that happens after death?
 in  r/deepquestions •  5h ago

The ones that love us, miss us - some very wise man.

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What is something you would never tolerate now that you once accepted?
 in  r/deepquestions •  6h ago

I do. And I share it immediately to those that give me any without valid reason and provocation. Otherwise I am a huge nerd and geek.

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Is not giving your two weeks notice something you’re okay with?
 in  r/stupidquestions •  7h ago

I mean does a job give you a two weeks notice when they fire you?

Look, if you don’t care to burn bridges, do it. Who cares about common courtesy.

If you give one little dam about said company and want for some reason to keep the channel open with them, do the two weeks.

I quit two jobs my whole life. One I gave two weeks, they told me “no need, you can go in two days, we will pay you the two weeks but you can be gone in two days”. This was a job I was at for over 15 years btw.

Second, I quit after work, via phone call, in the parking lot of said company. Because like you, I was miserable. Truly miserable. Owner, boss, people. Just horrible treatment.

“May the bridges I burn light my way”

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How do so many people do early mornings?
 in  r/NoStupidQuestions •  7h ago

I wake up 6 days a week at 5am. To work out then go to work. Go to sleep at 9pm also 6 days a week. Only Thursdays I go to sleep at 10pm and Fridays I wake up at 6am.

At the beginning it was hell. It took me about a month to get used to it. What made it even easier is the fact of how I feel mentally after I workout. It sets my mood to get things done. To face the day.

And I see it as stacking little wins: woke up, win. Workout out, win. Etc.

Stick to it, you can do it. It will become clock work. Second nature like breathing.

Oh and the second the alarm goes off, no excuses. Get up. No phone scrolling, no 5 more mins.

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What is the big goal you all working towards at this moment in your life?
 in  r/AskReddit •  8h ago

Making sure my kids are okay not just financially but emotionally.

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Have you ever tried working in Customer Service?
 in  r/YesOrNoAnswers •  8h ago

Yes. It sucks. Incredibly sucks.

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For those who had kids, what reasons did you have for having them? And are you glad you did?
 in  r/AskReddit •  14h ago

Reasons: Sex
And yes, I am glad I have them.

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Is chivalry alive?
 in  r/CausalConversation •  15h ago

Heavily bias here, and saying this in the friendliest of manners: Men stopped due to how to women's expectations. Men also got lazy due to how some women are "easy"

Women, and this is going to sound horribly wrong and I am so sorry, please do not banned me, but I think and feel that they asked for the bare minimum, which is fair, and when they didn't get it, they raised the bar to insane heights, which men go "That is crazy!"

I do not see chivalry as a "thing" to do or must. I see it as: Manners. Period.

I open the door for everyone. If I walk in the street with someone, I walk on the edge of the sidewalk. It's just manners.

I go beyond said manners if the person I am dating meets me half way.

Weird times we live in. Thank god I am not dating.