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TLDR: Since Covid my dad has gone down a weird branch of the alt-right pipeline using drugs, podcasters, and antisemitic rhetoric to shape his worldview and I am unsure how to move forward with the relationship. He says he’s an enlightened Buddhist, but he’s just a nazi. Since Covid my dad has steadily gone off the rails. Both of his parents passed shortly into the pandemic and because of this my dad did not get vaccinated and got covid which left him with a series of health issues that rendered him disabled. Because of all this he made a Facebook and began a deep dive into the rabbit hole, starting with Jordan Peterson, Brett Weinstein and Joe Rogan. They soon led him on an anti-trans...

I just needed to vent because I genuinely feel like I’m going insane in my own dorm. Also sorry this is bit of a long post, but any tips or advice would be so so appreciated. I'll also put a tldr. For context, my roommate and I have our own separate rooms, but we share a small kitchen, bathroom, and little dining table. She isn’t “horrible.” She sleeps early and seems nice enough. It’s just this constant, daily lack of awareness that’s building up. I’m a first year and she’s in her fourth year. I mention that because I wish I had put my foot down back in September about a lot of this, but I trusted her and thought maybe I just had things to learn since I was new. The ma...

It’s art, not an actual nest supply store. I have to say that because I posted last week and people were coming at me with pitchforks and torches, telling me I’m a thicky-thicky-dum-dum and asking me how birds are supposed to take a twig when they are wrapped in a cord. They also asked me how birds are supposed to tow the tiny homes on wings. You put them on a flying tow hitch, Linda. That’s how.

I just needed to vent because I genuinely feel like I’m going insane in my own dorm. Also sorry this is bit of a long post, but any tips or advice would be so so appreciated. I'll also put a tldr. For context, my roommate and I have our own separate rooms, but we share a small kitchen, bathroom, and little dining table. She isn’t “horrible.” She sleeps early and seems nice enough. It’s just this constant, daily lack of awareness that’s building up. I’m a first year and she’s in her fourth year. I mention that because I wish I had put my foot down back in September about a lot of this, but I trusted her and thought maybe I just had things to learn since I was new. The ma...

it was only like 10 bucks but It made my day

​ “He lit on fire and started screaming in extreme pain. He ran out of the bar, his flesh smelt like burned pork,” the witness replied, “was he important to you, you seem angry?” “He was a fellow officer, he was my friend,” Detective Jameson replied, “so he punched the guy who calls himself the wizard after he talked to his girlfriend?” Everybody looked at each other in fear because the wizard just walked in and caused this much chaos. He bought everyone drinks, but the off-duty officer didn't like him talking to his girl. The man just went up to the girlfriend drunk and started talking about how beautiful she was. The off-duty officer just clocked hi...

Originally published in the Anthology of Suburban Nightmares, 2025. 1.  **Morning.** "It's a dog today.” Judith Wench’s grating voice reported the current state of *it* over the phone before the receiver had even touched Edie Vonavich’s ear. “Good morning, Judith,” Edie sighed. She was careful to keep her voice low so as not to wake Jefferey. “Morning.” Judith sounded distracted. Edie could picture her now: glowering disapprovingly over the prim and proper lawns of Hawthorne Street, peeking through the blinds above her crystalline pink kitchen sink, and minding everybody’s business but her own.  “Didn’t you hear what I just said?” Judith sniffed.  Edi...

Most people assume the Federal Reserve is a government agency. It's not. It's a privately owned central banking system that was designed in secret by a handful of banking families — families who had been strategically intermarrying for decades to consolidate control over finance, industry, and politics. Everything below is sourced from congressional records, biographies, and the families' own archives. # The Families Before we get to the Fed, you need to understand the network that built it. **The Rothschilds** — Starting in the 1760s in Frankfurt, Mayer Amschel Rothschild placed five sons in five European capitals (London, Paris, Frankfurt, Vienna, Naples), creating a...

Originally published in the Anthology of Suburban Nightmares, 2025. 1.  **Morning.** "It's a dog today.” Judith Wench’s grating voice reported the current state of *it* over the phone before the receiver had even touched Edie Vonavich’s ear. “Good morning, Judith,” Edie sighed. She was careful to keep her voice low so as not to wake Jefferey. “Morning.” Judith sounded distracted. Edie could picture her now: glowering disapprovingly over the prim and proper lawns of Hawthorne Street, peeking through the blinds above her crystalline pink kitchen sink, and minding everybody’s business but her own.  “Didn’t you hear what I just said?” Judith sniffed.  Edi...

Welp, I’m selling chicken at my store if the food supply becomes contaminated

I only finished High School. I never went to college because of anxiety and not knowing what I should do. During a summer in High School I worked at my states geological survey. At first I did data entry in a dark room with no windows deep in the middle of the building. It felt like a prison. I ***** it. Eventually I got moved to work in their library which was in the corner of the building and had windows. I sorted and put away library materials. I tolerated doing this work much better. The librarian ended up retiring shortly after my intern job ended. He recommended me for his job. I didn't give it a try because of my anxiety. I always kicked myself for not doing it. Then I worked at...

I'm brand new to watercolour painting and I'm trying to put together a setup so I can do plein air/travel landscape painting, as this seems like the style of painting that I would enjoy the most (I'm always looking for reasons to spend more time outdoors!) I'm currently having some issues deciding on what type of brushes to buy. Water brushes seem like they would be the easiest to use in a travel setup, since they remove the need for dirty and clean water containers, and since I could wipe them on some paper towel to clean them I wouldn't have to worry about how to dispose of my dirty water. However, I have seen mixed opinions on water brushes in the research I'...

I'm brand new to watercolour painting and I'm trying to put together a setup so I can do plein air landscape painting, as this seems like the style of painting that I would enjoy the most (I'm always looking for reasons to spend more time outdoors!) I'm currently having some issues deciding on what type of brushes to buy. Water brushes seem like they would be the easiest to use in a travel setup, since they remove the need for dirty and clean water containers, and since I could wipe them on some paper towel to clean them I wouldn't have to worry about how to dispose of my dirty water. However, I have seen mixed opinions on water brushes in the research I've don...

I only finished High School. I never went to college because of anxiety and not knowing what I should do. During a summer in High School I worked at my states geological survey. At first I did data entry in a dark room with no windows deep in the middle of the building. It felt like a prison. I ***** it. Eventually I got moved to work in their library which was in the corner of the building and had windows. I sorted and put away library materials. I tolerated doing this work much better. The librarian ended up retiring shortly after my intern job ended. He recommended me for his job. I didn't give it a try because of my anxiety. I always kicked myself for not doing it. Then I worked at...

Food waste in the United States is not a lifestyle quirk. It is a systems issue. Grounded numbers from USDA and EPA: • About 30 to 40 percent of the US food supply is never eaten • That equals roughly 60 to 63 million tons of food per year • About 325 pounds per person per year, nearly a pound per day Land footprint: Food grown and never eaten in the US uses roughly 80 to 90 million acres of farmland. For scale: Oregon total land area is about 61.6 million acres. 🔶️US wasted-food farmland equals about 1.3 to 1.5 entire Oregons worth of land producing zero nutrition return.🔶️ Water footprint: Wasted US food represents water roughly equal to the annual use of about 5...

Parenting Plan for High Conflict co-parenting This is my second custody battle regarding my two children. My ex recently tried to rip the rug from underneath me by filing for full custody with only 5 days till court date. she hit me with 3 different law suits. I managed to hire a good attorney and surprised her with representation. Her lawyer immediately folded, dropped all suits in order to get me to agree to a temp order and lift the no contact I was awarded, against my ex wife. Now... our final hearing is in May and I'm trying to piece together a parenting plan that will reduce room for disagreement or arguments. I know this is a long read, but I would really appreciate anyone w...

Parents are traveling to the Netherlands (from Canada) and I’m trying to help understand if they need a voltage converter for a sleep apnea machine or not.

FTM to an EBF 8 month old. Ramadan is in like 2 days. I know I don’t have to if I can’t but I’m hoping to fast. Even though it’s been 8 months now almost, my supply just tanks if I have less food or drink less water for a day even though I have more than enough fat stores lol. Are there any tips from mothers who’ve fasted successfully while breastfeeding? What/how much/how often did you eat and drink? Did you focus more on hydration or calories? I’m thinking I’ll have more water by my bedside since I wake up with baby overnight multiple times anyway but how to manage the associated multiple bathroom trips? Any advice or perspectives appreciated! Thanks :)

I only finished High School. I never went to college because of anxiety and not knowing what I should do. During a summer in High School I worked at my states geological survey. At first I did data entry in a dark room with no windows deep in the middle of the building. It felt like a prison. I ***** it. Eventually I got moved to work in their library which was in the corner of the building and had windows. I sorted and put away library materials. I tolerated doing this work much better. The librarian ended up retiring shortly after my intern job ended. He recommended me for his job. I didn't give it a try because of my anxiety. I always kicked myself for not doing it. Then I worked a...