You May Also Like
Men, do you put all your effort and loyalty in a relationship even when it is not reciprocated on every relationships you had in the past?
- August 2, 2023
- 13 comments
Men, do you put all your effort and loyalty in a relationship even when it is not reciprocated…
Heterosexual men of reddit, what are some subtle things that can make a woman appear irresistible (looks/ personality wise)?
- April 19, 2022
- 41 comments
It’d be nice to feel less invisible. Looking for ways to change that without seeming too obvious/ begging…
What do you say to a girl who complains that her tits are too small?
- March 28, 2022
- 31 comments
I mean they are not the biggest sure but I still like em you know.. how should I…
2 comments
I had a really good friend growing up. Dude had a really rough home life mentally and physically abusive parents. Kid refused to shower after gym class because of the bruises. When I was 16 I told my parents about well everything and he lived with us for a few years. He moved out got into drugs and shit like that. We lost touch. A decade later I found out he died and I’m kinda blaming myself a bit although I know I shouldn’t.
6 plastic bins filled with my late husband’s stuff in the garage. I kept what had emotional value to me when I was cleaning out his home office and dresser/closets in the weeks after he died and 2 years later, I’m pretty sure I’d feel differently about a lot of the things I chose to save, but it’s easier to compartmentalize and forget about it than deal with it.
I’ll save that project for if I ever run out of space in the garage or downsize to a smaller house.