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I’ve been with my husband almost 40 years and married almost 35, and lately I’ve been struggling with feelings that I honestly feel ashamed even admitting out loud. My husband can be verbally and emotionally hurtful. Sometimes it’s sarcasm, dismissiveness, criticism, snapping at me, talking over me, or making me feel foolish for even having feelings at all. And one of the things that hurts the most is that he’ll do it in front of our adult son, which I feel has normalized disrespect toward me inside our home. Today’s argument started because I tried to explain that I wanted to feel acknowledged for Mother’s Day. I wasn’t asking for any gifts. I simply wanted to feel emotional...

💚The Hudson County Chapter of the Native Plant Society of NJ is doing their annual small-dollar fundraising drive now. 💜They support projects that add native plants, shrubs, and grasses to places like parks, rain gardens, community gardens, adopt-a-lots, and more! 🦋Here’s one example of how this fundraiser helps improve our community: Three gardens in the same region used their funds to restore or expand their native plantings, adding plants like coral honeysuckle, swamp milkweed, goldenrod, and asters. Now there are hummingbirds frequently seen at all three of those gardens, nesting and raising their families in our dense urban city. 🐛That’s only possible because of th...

A new madness. A comic that tells us what we want. In reality, we have no other problem than not being able to afford a secure future in our own home. We are healthy and happy. We have jobs and, most importantly, a loving family. It is just a mistake that we cannot create a secure future for our children from our earnings. We ask for your help in this. Every donation and share counts. Thank you. for details click on the link below

My solicitor/lawyer specifically does not hold documents relating to passwords for online accounts (understandably, as they don’t want to be accused of being responsible in the event of a breach). I want my adult son to have access to all my stuff if I die, so that he can continue to run the house in which we live. I keep everything in 1Password so giving him access to that on my death would basically solve it. However, how do I store the master info (the emergency kit as 1Password call it) securely in the meantime? My current solution is this: I currently have a single document, shared with my son, that contains all the household info (everything from our bank account numbers to which p...

💚The Hudson County Chapter of the Native Plant Society of NJ is doing their annual small-dollar fundraising drive now. 💜They support projects that add native plants, shrubs, and grasses to places like parks, rain gardens, community gardens, adopt-a-lots, and more! 🦋Here’s one example of how this fundraiser helps improve our community: Three gardens in the same region used their funds to restore or expand their native plantings, adding plants like coral honeysuckle, swamp milkweed (Jersey City’s plant of the year!), goldenrod, and asters. Now there are hummingbirds frequently seen at all three of those gardens, nesting and raising their families in our dense urban city. �...

I have no idea when I last called my parents, brought my wife out for a date night, or met my college friends. Not roughly. I mean I genuinely couldn't tell you if it was last weekend or three weeks ago. That's the gap I built this for. Calendars don't help, because half of those things were never on the calendar. Habit trackers don't help either. Most of these aren't habits. "Call mom" is something I want to know the last time I did, not something I want to grade myself on every Tuesday. So I made "JustDid". A flat list of things you care about, with a date next to each one showing the last time you did it. I kept it bloat-free with no informat...

Hey everyone, I’m back with a few standout longform reads from this week’s edition. If you enjoy these, you can [subscribe here](https://longformprofiles.substack.com) to get the **full newsletter** delivered straight to your inbox every week. As always, I’d love to hear your feedback or suggestions! \*\*\* 🌿 [The Man Who Treats Sick Children With Cannabis, No Matter the Cost](https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a70626609/mark-pedersen-jack-splitt-death-trial-cannabis-herculaneum-missouri/) Jana Meisenholder | Esquire It was all cataloged as evidence, setting the stage for the district attorney’s office to pursue the kinds of charges usually reserved for commercial dru...

**Mr. Cummings:** Her red matted lipstick stains covered my neck, her platinum blonde hair brushed against my face as she got up and out of my car to use the lavatory and go back to class. I pull the car seat back up and start the engine, I will call up the school and say I'm sick. **Colleen:** His cologne lingered on my uniform, so I drenched myself in body spray before class. I figured he wouldn't be teaching today, so no one would suspect anything, right? I walk into the bathroom, take a ****, fix up my hair and reapply my lipstick. **Mr. Cummings:** She is so cute we have been feeling the same feelings for a while, this was bound to happen I tell myself. **Colleen:** Gos...

This chapter is a flash forward in the timeline to 6 different points in time with six different viewpoints. Its too long to put in the main body, so I am posting the first three, these three are 1) Seoul of a Nation, 2) The Last Child, and 3) Deep in the Heart of Texas, whatever doesnt fit in the main body I will put in the comments **#8 Things They Can Become** *Seoul of a Nation* Matthew smiled as he ducked into a small store along one of the many roads that winded their way through and around the Seoul metropolis.  Along the walls were options for coffee, some spices, and other little treats.  He grinned, pulling the straps of his backpack as he looked around for a moment.  And mi...

Something you need to know is that my family is extremely sarcastic and always tease each other in fun. My sister (2 years younger than me) lives in a different country and was planning an extended holiday to another country with her long time boyfriend. For months leading up to the trip we had been talking about the possibility of him proposing on the trip. As the trip got closer that topic was in almost every conversation we had. The week before the trip, he showed her an engagement ring he was bringing on the trip. I playfully said "you cant show a girl the ring before proposing!" I was the only one she told about it and I kept it to myself. When they were off on thier ...

If you're too young to remember, this was the start of the breakup of teh monopoly of the "Big Three" (ABC, NBC, and CBS). There had not been a fourth broadcast network for over 30 years, when the Dumont network collapsed. Rupert Murdoch, who was basically a press baron, decided he wanted to get into the American tv game so he started with a billion-dollar shopping spree in 1985. Murdoch bought the Metromedia station group, he bought 20th Century Fox studios (and decided to name the network after that), but he faced a the big problem that had always prevented a fourth network. He had no pipe to get his shows into people’s homes. A network had to get local affiliate stat...

Aunt Nancy Wearing Her Newest Top and Skirt. I got this top last week at the dollar thrift store. Also wearing my newest Plusform brand girdle I got at Salvation Army yesterday with the tags still on it for $2

Hi everyone, I’m participating in the bike race to support the [Eagles Autism Foundation](https://www.eaglesautismfoundation.org/?utm_source=chatgpt.com), which helps fund autism research and programs for individuals and families affected by autism. This cause is really meaningful to me, and I’m trying to raise donations before race day. Every dollar goes toward research, resources, advocacy, and support services that can make a real difference. If anyone would like to donate or share the fundraiser, I’d truly appreciate it. Even small donations help and sharing the link can go a long way too. Thank you so much for the support 🦅💚 [https://fundraisers.eaglesautismfoundation....

I am absolutely livid. I bought a MacBook Pro (M3 Pro) in May 2024 for 2 Lakhs. It’s been less than two years, and I’m already being quoted around **60,000 INR** for a repair that feels like a massive design flaw. **The Story:** I went on vacation for 20 days. Before I left, the Mac was working perfectly. I come back, and it’s completely dead. I tried charging it for hours—all I got was the red battery icon and the lightning bolt. It wouldn't boot. I took it to an official Apple Store (Genius Bar). They opened it up and told me there was significant dust buildup inside. Here’s the kicker: they claim a **dust particle actually dented the battery**, causing it to swell. **...

This is for folks over 60 because the scammers are getting more sophisticated and your kids may not have told you yet. The FBI's 2025 internet crime report came out April 7. Adults 60 and older lost 4.9 billion dollars in one year. Up 43 percent. The new piece you should know about: AI voice cloning. With about three seconds of audio, scammers can make a recording of any voice say anything they want. They pull the audio from Facebook videos, voicemail greetings, even old podcast clips. The phone rings. It's "your grandson." The voice is right. He's in jail in another state, needs bail money wired right now, please don't tell his parents because he's emba...

Hello, r/RealEstate I need some advice. I recently accepted a job in another city. My family and I will need to move about six hours away from where we currently live. We're currently in a suburb of St. Louis. Basically, we do not have the time or money to put much into our house to get it ready to sell. As far as we are aware, there isn't anything **major** wrong with the house. The roof is about seven years old and we've had no issues with leaking. The HVAC works perfectly fine. There are some hairline cracks in the basement wall, but none of them are deeply concerning as far as I am aware. There are a bunch of medium and small repairs and renovations that we'd...

**You don't need to become a crypto expert. But you do need to understand what your customers will be using — because they won't wait for you to catch up.** Over the last three articles in this series, I've walked you through the regulatory landscape — the CLARITY Act, Ripple's fight with the SEC, the Genius Act and its implications for your deposits. If you've followed along, you now understand the legal and legislative framework being built around digital assets. What you may not yet understand is the technology itself. That's not a criticism. Most community bankers I talk to are sharp, experienced operators who know their business cold. But when the c...