papertowels @ papertowels @lemmy.one

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Does the word "nagging" really suggest she's bad when there's needs to be a transactional economy where he only contributes to the care of his child after trading in his good boy points for a tendies a blowjob?

I hope some of the folks in this thread get the partner they deserve.

I actually try to close the entire thing, lid included. Less poop particles when you flush, and erryone gotta work in this household. True equality.

Alright, I'm sure the big boy that needs a sticker chart for washing the dishes and taking care of his children is the mature one in the relationship, you right, she's probably in the wrong here.

The man literally needs the motivational tool of a 5 year old to learn to put down the toilet seat or otherwise contribute around the house.

I bet you dollars to donuts he considers "nagging" to be asking him anything that he'd have to leave the couch for.

Right? All he had to do was be a decent human being, or barring that, at least pretend to not be a vindictive asshole.

Off topic

From the article I shared:

Death with dignity is defined as “an end-of-life option that allows certain eligible individuals to legally request and obtain medications from their physician to end their life in a peaceful, humane and dignified manner.”

We're talking about an entirely different thing here. I'd recommend reading the article if this is the first time you've encountered the phrase, it's eye opening and is something everyone will have to think about either for themselves or for loved ones.

We're getting there.

A handful of states allow medical death with dignity.

IIRC New Mexico residents actually get free tuition at all state public universities (including 4 years)

Guess we know how you'd justify the trolley problem lmao

I got real excited for a second

So do you have any constructive paths forward?

Right, but the headline isn't as ridiculous as your original comment makes it out to be. Folks can easily interpret your comment as the article is trying to spin food prices being up 20%, and wages being up 2.5% as a good thing, when it's not saying that. Things are getting better, but there's a long way to go.

Some much needed context - the numbers This comment refers to are calculated from since the pandemic - the headline of this article probably refers to the results this year, which are.... Less bad. Not quite good, but less bad.

Yeah, this upcoming election is going to be an absolute shit show.

Mosquitos will never know what hit em.