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@Amelia558rs Illinois

I have 18 cars for anybody you can name a U.S. state that does NOT have the letter "E" in it.

@Arden_2210 -1

Answer is not "6" Then what is the answer?? Difficulty, "Hard"

@ArchivoHumanoX Perdón pero el que usa primero el nombre manda, yo quería ponerle un nombre a mi hijo y lo dije primero y mi mejor amiga embarazada lo quería para su hijo, hasta bromeamos que se llamarían igual, pero su hijo nació y falleció. Yo cambié el nombre para el mío.

Mi sobrina de 17 años piensa que puede acaparar el nombre de mi DIFUNTA mamá para mi bebé de verdad. Lo leíste bien. Estoy embarazada y elegí un nombre para honrar a mi mamá, quien falleció hace tres años. Estaba tan emocionada, se lo conté a mi hermana, y ella inmediatamente se puso furiosa, diciendo que no podía usar el nombre de nuestra propia madre porque su hija (mi sobrina) lo quiere para su futuro bebé. ¡Esta chica ni siquiera está embarazada! Cuando anuncié el nombre, mi hermana y mi sobrina se volvieron locas. No solo me atacaron; empezaron a esparcir mentiras descaradas y a mandarle mensajes a mis amigos. Se convirtió en este concurso desgarrador sobre quién amaba más a nuestra mamá, y quién la amaba más ella. Saben que soy de alto riesgo en este embarazo. Mi mamá tuvo sus luchas y no me crió, pero me reconecté con ella y la amé. Toda esta situación me rompió el corazón, y tuve que borrar todos sus comentarios. ¿Debería usar el nombre de todos modos? Digo, ¿qué demonios es esto?

@Her_Nonymous_D I am cracking with the story!!

When I was 16, I had the biggest crush on this boy who worked at the Walmart we went to all the time. It wasn’t even subtle. Every time we walked in, I’d start scanning the place like I was on a mission, hoping he was on shift. The second I spotted him, that was it. I’d suddenly forget how to act normal. I’d pretend to be interested in random shelves nearby just so I could sneak glances. And of course, I told my mom and my sister everything. What he wore, where he usually stood, what I thought his personality might be based on absolutely nothing. They knew the whole storyline. Looking back, I really should’ve known better than to give my mom that kind of information. One day, we ended up in his checkout line. I immediately panicked. There was no way I was standing there like a normal person while he scanned our groceries. So I did the only logical thing my 16 year-old brain could come up with. I abandoned my mom at the register and casually wandered off, positioning myself near the McDonald’s inside the store like I just happened to be there for completely unrelated reasons. From a distance, I kept an eye on what was happening, trying to look invisible and failing miserably. And then it happened. While he was ringing up her items, my mom without hesitation, without warning, without a single ounce of mercy, pointed directly across the store at me…

@Moonlight_myths Don’t make that mistake! You both received your inheritance and they chose not to take care of you! Why would you have to take care of him? No girl, stand your ground!

My sister and I lost our father a while ago. He was all we had, as our mother has never been present in our lives. After our dad died, we received some money from his life insurance, which was split between us. My sister used her share to buy a new car, I take a trip with her husband, and pay off their house. I was too young to live on my own, so l had to move in with my aunt. My sister's husband didn't want me staying with them. He said there wasn't enough room, and he didn't want to give up their gym space to make room for me. My sister's husband and I have never gotten along. He's always making mean comments to me. Plus, ever since he married my sister, he's been pulling her away from our family. Now, he's sick and needs an expensive surgery, but they've run out of money…

@Eman_8282 Poseidón Titanic

@iky_fwjett You are running late girl, not for you!!

Boyfriend wants to move in to pay off debt I'll try to make it short. Been together for 4 years and he's always financially struggling despite having $250k sitting in crypto that he won't touch until the next " bull run". We have great chemistry but I have way more than him financially. He's always crying about debt and not having enough money and wanting a change for his life but his only change that he has done is work extra hours at work while I'm doing multiple things to gain income not including my job. When I met him he was $25k in debt and now he's $50k in debt and says he wants me to move in with him to help pay down his debt. He says he wants to pay it all off in a year and when I ask him what's his game plan he says it's me moving in to save him money and me renting out my 3 homes on Airbnb. He has a son and most recently when I've gone over to his house it's messy and cluttered and he says it's because he is so busy working and he has no help. I have a son too but I have a feeling this is greatly going to benefit him as he'll have live in help to cook and clean while also paying his debt. He makes $5k more than me yearly and says that when I move in we'll live off one income and I'm like how when you're barely making yours on your own? I live very comfortable because I live below my means and before he realized he was in so much debt there were Amazon packages and purchases made just because they were on sale or it was something he absolutely had to have. I want to break up at this point because all I see for my future is helping him, struggle and no real benefit here for me in the long run. What do you guys think?

@idarwin 14!

Si lo logras es por que eres menor de 20 años.

@CrazyVibes_1 You should take gift from your mother under her conditions, is for YOU, not for both. If he really loves you he wouldn’t mind, he shouldn’t make an by plans with YOUR wealth, only with what you both build, I think that’s a huge red flag, is he with you only for your mom money?

A very interesting short story: AM I THE A-HOLE for accepting a property gift from my mom even though she won't include my boyfriend? I'm 30F and my mom owns a rental property in Sacramento worth around $400k. She's been saying for years she wants to give it to me and she's finally ready to transfer it. The catch is she wants it in my name only and wants me to sign something that keeps it separate from any future marriage. I've been with my boyfriend (33M) for 3 years. We're not engaged but we've talked about marriage. When I told him about the property he got excited and started talking about selling it and using the money for a bigger place for us. I explained my mom wants it just in my name and he lost it. Said it's clear my mom doesn't see him as part of my future and that by accepting these conditions I'm agreeing with her. He wants me to turn down the gift. My sister called me crying saying I'd be insane to give up $400k of property because my boyfriend is throwing a tantrum. My dad says if my boyfriend really loved me he'd want me to have it regardless of whose name it's in. My boyfriend is barely speaking to me. He says his parents would never treat me this way and that accepting the gift means I'm choosing my mom over him. He thinks the fact that I'm even considering taking it shows I don't see a future with him. I told him we're not even engaged yet so I don't understand why he thinks he's entitled to property my mom is giving ME. He said that comment proved his point and he's been staying at his friend's place for the last three days. My mom said if I don't accept it now she's going to sell it instead. So I either take it with her conditions or lose it completely. Am I the a-hole for accepting the property even though my boyfriend thinks it means I don't trust him or see him as my partner?

@Jennnyyyyyy 18.5

What is the weight of Lion? 🤔 Difficulty - Medium Pro 🤠

@elzorrotacneno Telerin

No expliques. Solo una palabra. Solo escribe una sola palabra. (Si escribes dos palabras , automaticamente se borrará)

@KeruboSk Legal agreement splitting 70/30 is a great suggestion or house in both names or some kind of protection for you would be wise, but communication is the most important, he needs to understand why is important for you to feel secure as you understand him

My boyfriend and I are planning to buy a house together after dating for 3 years. He earns significantly more than I do, so he’d be contributing about 70% of the down payment. Because of that, he wants the house to be only in his name. He says it’s just “fair” based on the numbers, but we’d both be living there, splitting bills, and building a life together. I’ve been watching a lot of relationship content about equity vs equality, and it made me realize things don’t always have to be 50/50 but this feels like I’d have no security at all. He said if we ever broke up, he’d “do the right thing,” but that doesn’t really reassure me. My friends say don’t move in unless my name is on it. His friends apparently think I’m being entitled. Now I feel stuck between trusting him and protecting myself. Is this a red flag I’m trying too hard to rationalize?

@fwmarqix There is a great book from Walter Riso called “I love you but I am tired” and it’s exactly that, when you reach a point you realize nothing you do is enough and you have lost yourself in the way, time to stop, heal and reborn, he will be ok! Just support him

My brother called me tonight from a hotel parking lot. He just walked out of his marriage. I’ve watched this coming for two years. His wife’s family treated his house like a free for all. Showing up uninvited, eating his food, her sister sleeping in their bed like it was a hotel, they picked his backyard orchard clean, sat in his recliner like they paid for it. He took them in when her parents’ marriage fell apart. Four people, out of love for his wife. They repaid him by acting like he didn’t exist in his own home. He warned her over and over. Told her he was at his limit. Told her he needed her to stand with him. She kept choosing them. Today, he came home and her brother’s car was blocking the entire entrance. Not the driveway. Not the side. Right in the middle, like he owned the place. He walked inside, and the brother was stretched out on the couch. Shoes on. Big smile. Completely unbothered. My brother went to the bedroom, packed what he could, and walked out while his wife cried and begged him to talk. He said there was nothing left to say. He called me from that parking lot sounding like a man who had been emptied out. He said he loved her more than anything, but he just couldn’t do it anymore. I didn’t know what to tell him. I still don’t. So I’m asking y'all, when someone you love keeps choosing everyone else over you, no matter how many times you ask them to stop, at what point is walking away the only option left?

@Patruinversora A mi me da asco que haya irresponsables que no quieren hacerse cargo de sus hijos, financiera o emocionalmente y más teniendo los recursos pero no el interés.

Me da ASCO que haya tías que conviertan el divorcio en su plan de jubilación. Un amigo acaba de divorciarse. Tiene un hijo en común. Se sientan a negociar la manutención: Él gana 3.000€/mes. Ella 1.200€. Él tiene propiedades. Ella, prácticamente nada, y sin ningún interés en cambiar esa situación. Casados en separación de bienes. Se acuerda que él pase 700€ al mes para el niño. ¿Y cuál es el primer comentario que suelta ella? 👇🏻💈

@Her_Nonymous_D Glimpse of future. Your daughter deserves a place in your new life, he won’t be his father, but he shouldn’t ignore her. You will always be her mother, she can’t “disappear” because it is inconvenient! Stand up for it or leave, sounds like you and your daughter deserve better.

My fiancé doesn’t want my 16 yo daughter at our wedding. Even writing that out feels unreal, like I’m describing someone else’s life instead of mine. But that’s exactly what he said, plain and serious, as if it were a completely reasonable request. We were in the middle of planning, going through all the usual details, guest list, seating, little things that somehow turn into big decisions. It was one of those quiet evenings where everything felt normal. Then he paused, looked at me, and said he didn’t think my daughter should be there. At first, I thought I misunderstood him. I asked him to repeat it, hoping maybe he’d rephrase it into something less shocking. But he didn’t. He doubled down. He said her presence might “take away from him,” that people would focus on her instead, that she has a way of drawing attention without even trying. I didn’t even know how to respond immediately. This is my daughter. She’s been my whole world for 16 years. Every version of me that exists today, every strength, every lesson, every bit of growth has her woven into it. The idea that she could be excluded from one of the most important days of my life didn’t just hurt, it felt wrong on a level I can’t quite explain. I tried to reason with him. I told him a wedding isn’t about competing for attention. It’s about bringing people together, about celebrating love and family. And she is my family. Not a guest. Not an optional part of the day. But he kept coming back to the same point. He said he wanted…

@WriteTalkCreate @Moonlight_myths This is exactly the best course of action, if brother and parents are not seeing it they are missing a blessing and it’s not your fault or your baby fault. Everybody should move on. You are right in setting boundaries.

@Moonlight_myths My best friend & I were pregnant at the same time. We lost ours. Hers was born 2 months later, healthy. She invited me to the hospital but told me she understood if I didn't come. I went. It wasn't her fault and her baby wasn't my baby. Life isn't always fair.

Is it wrong of me to tell my parents that if I can't bring my daughter to their birthday party, they can forget that I'm their daughter? My husband and I just had our first baby girl four months ago. My daughter was supposed to have a cousin who was only a month older, but sadly, that baby was born too early at seven months and didn't make it. This hit my brother and his wife really hard, especially since they've had a lot of miscarriages, and everyone thought this would be their rainbow baby. They're both really sad, so much so that my brother lost his job, and they had to move in with my parents. Because of this, I had to act like I wasn't pregnant. My parents even asked me to wear baggy clothes to hide my pregnancy, and every time I visited, my brother and his wife were pretty cold to me. Things got worse when I " gave birth, and my husband posted a cute picture of our baby's hand holding his finger…

@engineers_feed 37+3=40 +45 = 85

What happens in your head when you add 37+48?

@Moonlight_myths Copy everything to USB, safeguard it for future decisions. Deliver the requirement. If your FIL provided for the other woman it will show on the will. Maybe after everything calm down I would evaluate telling your wife, you shouldn’t keep that secret from her, she should deal MIL

My wife's dad recently passed away, and he went peacefully with his wife and daughters by his side. My wife is feeling really sad because she was always close to her dad, and he was the person she trusted the most in the whole world. We are currently preparing a memorial service. My MIL, knowing I'm good with computers, asked me to check her husband's computer for important pictures or notes. Honestly, her request seemed kind of weird to me at first. I didn't think it was a great idea to snoop around on his computer, but I went ahead and did it anyway. While I was going through his stuff trying to find anything meaningful. The first thing I found was a picture of my father-in-law kissing another woman.

@luxemiaa Well I wouldn’t switch. Screw them.

@EstebanNavarroS Here

Tengo la sospecha de que el algoritmo de X (Twitter) me está ninguneando, por lo que sea. Así que te voy a pedir seriamente que si lees este tuit respondas con un: Te leo Si le doy al Me gusta es que yo también te he leído. Y de paso te seguiré, si no lo hago ya.