- 15,846
- 31,648
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2013
Damn a lot of the interesting people on NT are gone.
Banned or lost interest themselves. A big F.U. to the ones who got themselves banned in case they’re lurking
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: this_feature_currently_requires_accessing_site_using_safari
Damn a lot of the interesting people on NT are gone.
I hope you wake up w/ super powers the following day.Finally scheduled my vaccine shot.
I hope you wake up w/ super powers the following day.
its pretty rad someone trusts u with their feelings like thatI'm getting the impression Amy doesn't intend to tell her psychiatrist about her suicidal thoughts after all.
I asked her if she told her psychiatrist about it yet and her response was "No, I'm not seeing her any time soon. But [the suicidal thoughts] aren't really there anymore. She knows I've had those in the past but oh well, nothing to worry about."
So for now I'm still the sole person she opened up to about it unfortunately. On the bright side, she says she's been feeling better since discussing it with me and has been on a streak of largely happy days since then. Some mild mood swings but I usually suceeded in cheering her back up somehow.
Thankfully our boss has been providing me with some advice on how to deal with the suicidal thoughts conversations with Amy. I can at least get a second opinion now from someone who actually works in mental health and will keep everything confidential.
Has this girl put in any effort?Aunt and I were carrying trays of food off the truck for a small party yesterday
My cousin's (aunt's son) 22yo girlfriend sat nearby, just looking at us sweating/carrying these heavy trays
Cousin's girl has told me before: she doesn't know how to get on my aunt's/future MIL's good side
Cousin and his girl have been together 5 years, my aunt still DGAF about the girl
Auntie even told me in our native language (in front of cousin's girl): "Imagine having a kid who doesn't offer a hand to help out"
It's a matter of compassion, helping the fam, putting in effort
Should I tell his girl what's up and how she can get on aunt's good side?
Or is it not my business?
Has this girl put in any effort?
Not unless u want to. In the 2 post u described her she sounds like burden.Auntie thinks the girlfriend is dirty (leaves dishes in the sink), princess-like, kinda useless.
One thing that strikes me hard about "relationship" talk on NT is how men tend to hold no value in building up another person. Very selfish mindset. Imma get mine and **** any static that may come.Aunt and I were carrying trays of food off the truck for a small party yesterday
My cousin's (aunt's son) 22yo girlfriend sat nearby, just looking at us sweating/carrying these heavy trays
Cousin's girl has told me before: she doesn't know how to get on my aunt's/future MIL's good side
Cousin and his girl have been together 5 years, my aunt still DGAF about the girl
Auntie even told me in our native language (in front of cousin's girl): "Imagine having a kid who doesn't offer a hand to help out"
It's a matter of compassion, helping the fam, putting in effort
Should I tell his girl what's up and how she can get on aunt's good side?
Or is it not my business?
One thing that strikes me hard about "relationship" talk on NT is how men tend to hold no value in building up another person. Very selfish mindset. Imma get mine and **** any static that may come.
I say this now in relation to your situation as this is a perfect opportunity to try and build someone up. Even in the long run, if it doesnt work out between the couple for whatever reason, at least an effort was made to better each other for the next person that comes along and just the world in general. We dont need more ignorant, thoughtless people walking around.
Now how the conversation can actually be approached is more difficult for me to hash out. You dont want to necessarily come down on the person, but at the same time I'd want to make expectations clear for sure (given that they've been together for 5 years, either expectations are already clear or they've got a long way to go in the communication department). But build this person up. Make them better for us all.
Its easy to do if that person ask "why doesn't she like me?", just tell her. They could've asked said girl to help, maybe they did, idk.One thing that strikes me hard about "relationship" talk on NT is how men tend to hold no value in building up another person. Very selfish mindset. Imma get mine and **** any static that may come.
I say this now in relation to your situation as this is a perfect opportunity to try and build someone up. Even in the long run, if it doesnt work out between the couple for whatever reason, at least an effort was made to better each other for the next person that comes along and just the world in general. We dont need more ignorant, thoughtless people walking around.
Now how the conversation can actually be approached is more difficult for me to hash out. You dont want to necessarily come down on the person, but at the same time I'd want to make expectations clear for sure (given that they've been together for 5 years, either expectations are already clear or they've got a long way to go in the communication department). But build this person up. Make them better for us all.
I was very surprised when Amy told me about those suicidal thoughts, especially considering I've only known her since January of this year. We both do volunteer work for a volunteer organization focused on the mental health of students in the area of Ghent.its pretty rad someone trusts u with their feelings like that