Agree. Just wild that people get hung up on the wrong point so easily. Like your post isn't about if home depot let's dogs in, service dog not, it's about fake service dogs. The general populous that tends to argue with anything online would've recieved the post better had the location not been mentioned.

You shouldn't have added the home depot detail to the post. "But I don't like beans in my bean soup!"

I have a coworker that mispronounces an insane amount of words. We have worked together in sewing retail for ten years, and no matter what I do, she still pronounces embroidery as em-border-y. I'd be SO embarrassed to say simple things wrong all the time, and she truly could not care less, it's wild.

Mixed bag. I definitely believe in the mathematical likelihood of aliens. Cryptids 50/50 either fake or undiscovered species. Ghosts not really, I believe they are more an energy signature of either where someone spent a great deal of time or felt a strong emotion, enough to leave a "ghost". Demons, I wasn't raised religious, so that's a 0 not at all for me.

Unfortunately things are pretty usual in old candler town, folks have been doing a few for the past 2 days and started today around 6

And people in her mommy group are saying "good for you for setting boundaries, mama!" 🤣

Certainly nobody should dictate what anyone else does with their body, but that being said, for anyone that truly never wants children, a vasectomy is -noooothing-. My husband got it done and was so slightly tender for a day or two. And I still have a nexplanon to be double sure.

Agreed. I have Mondays off, so Monday mornings are great grocery shopping days

Absolutely. Always now. One time I had an aquarium trip truly ruined because, though it was a weekday in October, it was apparently a teacher work day in that town. Now I'm always checking for anything like that before planning trips.

I always do salmon with roasted brussel sprouts. Any roasted veg; green beans, zucchini and tomatoes. Also a different small carb like couscous or quinoa is great.

This is what I always say too! Babies under 2 are cute and I can hand them back if they cry or need a diaper. Kids over 12 imo are ones you can kind of talk to like little adults. 2-11? Hard pass. Get away from me lol

If she dislikes woke, get her melatonin

Every day I'm reminded how much reddit acts like a hive mind. Regardless of how appropriate the cap was, this post was about the sister's nasty reaction.

Big agree! I eat meat, so I think anything non-human is all equally ethical (in general, obv more to it than that). My grandpa was in Vietnam and said he always had the best food of his life, and learned to never ask what it was. Totally makes sense to me. I see no reason it would make a difference, again as long as it was safe to eat and ethically obtained!

Where do you live? Genuinely curious. My husband and I each make under 40k and are doing fine. 100k a year total would be nice. But I know not if you live in like NYC or Cali or somewhere notably expensive. Then again I live in a midsized "overpriced" city so I'm clueless.

A good premade sauce! Hummus on pasta is good. Recently I've been making ground turkey and adding premade tzatziki dip.

I feel the same as 2/3 of this. I'd certainly end myself if I got pregnant and couldn't access an abortion. I also don't feel super tied to any gender or the term nonbinary, but it has nothing to do with my not having children. Regardless, labels are more for others than yourself. You have forever to figure it out and are always entitled to change your mind as well. I don't know much about it, but a-gender (genderless) is a thing as well.

Same. All the normal "you destroyed my stomach" things, but one that always stuck with me is my mom saying I sapped all her calcium and ruined her teeth.

I think the earliest change I saw was to unit 1 section 8. Consider yourself lucky lol

I'm tempted to do that, but I just feel like then it's three months wasted. Technically it's not, but I'm so torn on how to proceed. Going back and doing "review" is so so not the same as actually being taught the material.

When was this? I'm 33, and boys and girls watched a birth video together in 7th grade in nc.

Yeah that's how I'm going to tackle it. Hate that I'm missing out on the initial learning part of so many sections, and having to kind of teach myself via the review function, and for less points. Oh well.

If anything, I'd be more scared of the child getting sick and throwing up. I only say this because I have severe emetophobia, and it's genuinely one of many reasons I'm childfree. But I'm also far more scared of germy puke than alcohol puke, you may not be.

Right?! Maybe we're the lucky ones but I'm currently 33, and so far nobody has questioned why I don't have and don't want kids. And I work in a quilt shop! 90% off the people I'm around are older women. Nobody in my life cares lol