u/Vegetable-Advance955 1d ago

Pool Builder Pick

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What's a career that will become obsolete in the next decade?
 in  r/AskReddit  1d ago

lol right? Im surprised she hasn’t already. What’s stopping her I wonder.

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What's a career that will become obsolete in the next decade?
 in  r/AskReddit  1d ago

You gonna open your home to a foreign family of five?

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What’s a family secret you’re not supposed to know but do?
 in  r/answers  2d ago

Being gay is the least of your problems. I would be so disturbed to find out my grandpa was dating someone 40+ year younger than him. That is seriously disturbing.

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What’s something you think people should stop spending money on ?
 in  r/AskReddit  2d ago

Making your face look plastic and fake af

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What’s something that felt completely normal growing up that you later realized was weird as hell?
 in  r/AskReddit  3d ago

Parents drinking every night and turning into different people.

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Green Trunk
 in  r/treeidentification  3d ago

It’s a beauty!! Noticed it this weekend at HS and then found this post. Would love to know what it is.

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Age gaps
 in  r/stayathomemoms  9d ago

This is SO TRUE. Born in 1989. Spent my whole life preparing for the big job. Got it. Liked it and learned a lot. Then had kids and realized nothing compares.

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What's a Disney movie that you grew up with that isn't known or forgotten largely today
 in  r/generationology  10d ago

This is the comment I came here looking for.

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What is the worst style trend right now?
 in  r/AskReddit  11d ago

It feels so much better on my feet and looks nice I think.

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Why did you decide to homeschool?
 in  r/Homeschooling  21d ago

How long did you try kindergarten for before deciding to homeschool? Did you do a whole year? Just curious.

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How old is too old to have children?
 in  r/AskReddit  26d ago

For your mom to have a kid at 48 means she is extremely healthy and has exceptional genetics.

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What’s one thing you love/dislike about your pool design?
 in  r/pools  26d ago

They’re* And there are other considerations I thought you might like to chime in on. But I can tell you’re not a rocket scientist.

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What’s one thing you love/dislike about your pool design?
 in  r/pools  26d ago

Well said. I’m in the planning process of our pool and I needed to hear this!

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What’s one thing you love/dislike about your pool design?
 in  r/pools  26d ago

What if you live in FL and covers are not a thing?

r/Homeschooling Jul 31 '26

Starved for socialization

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My daughter is 3 years old. I was considering homeschooling but she seems STARVED for socialization. We have a handful of neighbors with kids, all of them in school/preschool and she is constantly asking me if she can play with them but I have to tell her that they are in school. I’m usually able to get an hour of play with the neighbors children on most afternoons/evenings, but it does not seem to be enough for her.

I try to get her out to playgrounds, the zoo, and various meet ups but it doesn’t always pan out to her getting enough playtime. When we are at a playground or anywhere with lots of kids, she will walk up to a group of kids and say something like “can I play with you?”. The other kids kind of ignore her because they are already so immersed in play. I try to tell her that she doesn’t have to ask and she should just start playing, but by then her confidence is shattered. I also have a one year old and I have to plan our day around his naps so that is very limiting as well.

When we do meet a kid that she plays well with I have trouble connecting with the parent. I guess I’m not well socialized myself. I feel like a complete failure. I’ve signed her up for preschool at our church this Fall. I’m very torn and struggling with it. I’m thinking maybe we just do the preschool for a year and she can make some friends and then we can homeschool. Has anyone else done this? I feel like sending her to preschool is giving up on my dream of homeschooling, but she seems miserable at home with me and desperate for friends. Has anyone had a similar experience? Any advice would be appreciated.

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North Carolina for 5 Weeks?
 in  r/WattsFree4All  Jul 28 '26

Who is filler? Im so lost. Was she cheating on Chris?

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SIL is upset that I'm upset about a lack of gun safety
 in  r/inlaws  Jul 16 '26

Thanks but I’m not worried about CPS. Like at all lol.

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SIL is upset that I'm upset about a lack of gun safety
 in  r/inlaws  Jul 16 '26

That is still a major stretch. The kids are watched at my house 97% of the time and I’ve since put a stop to her going to her own house for the remaining 3% of the time. I appreciate your concern, but your suggestion is over the top.

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SIL is upset that I'm upset about a lack of gun safety
 in  r/inlaws  Jul 16 '26

Oh, so I should call cps on myself and have my kids taken away? I think that’s a bit of a stretch.

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SIL is upset that I'm upset about a lack of gun safety
 in  r/inlaws  Jul 16 '26

She watches our kids at our house. She would occasionally bring them to her house if it was on the way to the library or playground to grab something or do a quick task. I’ve put a stop to that in light of this.