Shout out to Josh, sending love from back home in the States!😢


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Adam Moore12 said:
We'll always have Paris Anida, man, those few weeks without our respected Reddit user Rachel Richardson 🙂.
But alas, during those three weeks, he spread through the rest of the site like a cancer; you could see him greeting people on the newbie threads, and he wouldn't miss a chance to post in the gaming section either.
I guess it’s better for the other moderators if he just clutters up "only" the US section instead of polluting the entire platform.
Apparently, over 160 THOUSAND posts about girlfriends, cute pics, protein, boobs, asses, anal stuff, and all that other filth are absolutely necessary for this site.
160 THOUSAND PIECES OF SHIT.
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Maria Cox2 said:Joshua Perez6 would have resorted to cheating
A different kind of feminine response would simply be telling a lie.😳
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Harold Anderson3 said:Here’s a little bit of good news for once... There might be an opening at my dad's company, and he's thinking about bringing me on board.
His business mainly deals with grains, corn, sunflowers, and all that—things like silos, seed supplies, and custom animal feed blends. That’s where this specific position just opened up. I actually spent some time working there about two years back.
I think I’m going to go for it. I’d love to have something steady under my belt, but since things haven't quite worked out that way yet, I’m just taking whatever opportunities come my way. Honestly, sitting around feeling sorry for myself because life has been a bit rough and my health hasn't been great doesn't really get me anywhere. Sure, I deal with my fair share of struggles, but wallowing in self-pity isn't going to fix anything. If I can work, at least I'll have a way to make a living and stay on top of my bills. I know disability benefits are always an option down the road, but I don't think it's time for that just yet. As long as there’s a chance to pull my weight and hold down a job, I’m going to take it.
Harold Anderson3 said:So, it looks like the job is off the table after all.
My doctor actually cleared me for the position on my medical forms, noting that I'm fully capable—with the small caveat that I shouldn't operate a forklift (which isn't an issue since I don't have a license for that anyway), but their occupational safety department won't let them hire me because of it. I honestly can't wrap my head around their logic. They already covered my medical exam costs 😢, and now they're just turning me away like this. So, it seems I'm still back on the hunt for work...$233
Harold Anderson3 said:I wanted to follow up and let you know that, unfortunately, we won't be able to catch up. I actually ended up landing a job out here in the Midwest, working at a chip factory—it's the biggest one in the area and easily one of the most established companies in my town. I passed all the medical screenings, though the downside is that the pay is relatively low, even if it's decent enough for starting out, and the shifts can be pretty demanding. I was given an initial month-long contract, so now it's really just about proving myself as a reliable worker.
Maria King3 said:Hello everyone 🙂
I am new to this forum. A few days ago, I started a thread on another subforum regarding my struggles with romantic relationships, specifically one recent situation that left me quite shaken.
It wasn't a long-term relationship, just the early stages of getting to know someone, but we connected incredibly fast. I developed feelings that likely would have turned into deep love if things had gone smoothly.
A fellow member recommended I watch a video about attachment styles. I had done some light reading myself before, but didn't dive too deep. There are four types: anxious, avoidant, fearful-avoidant, and secure.
I am an anxious type, while my partners have consistently been either avoidant or fearful-avoidant
Relationships with them always end poorly due to their tendency to distance themselves, leaving me feeling pretty devastated for a while after the breakup.
I understand why I developed an anxious attachment style based on my early childhood experiences. I grasp the underlying mechanism.
My goal now is to work on changing this attachment style and correcting this pattern as much as possible.
I have a few questions: Does anyone else here share this attachment style, and how do you manage it? Have you managed to change even 50%, and if so, how? What helped you? What are your current relationships like? How does one resolve this type of attachment?
Psychotherapy is quite expensive, so I am not ready for that yet; I would truly value hearing about your personal experiences.
I want to improve and rise above this attachment style. I am aware that I won't "cure" it entirely, but I want to stop dating avoidant or fearful types. They always cause me emotional distress, making it impossible to build the healthy, high-quality connections I desire.