Devittraisedto2

Devittraisedto2 t1_j1alrrd wrote

Not much considering it has little to no practicality. It's not integral that we know it anyway.

OP throwing a tantrum now because I inquired too much on how this should affect me and others.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_j1al5tq wrote

"Useful" information to you is trivial to the rest because of how impractical it is to most people's lives. Im asking you the practicality of it and here you are being pissy because you don't have an actual answer on how this can be applied to daily life.

My apologies for inquiring too much on how this could benefit me, since it seems it doesn't benefit most people at all outside of "mayhaps there be a life changing injury on site of the non-life threatening incident"

True, the distinction is there, but it doesn't change anything much except for the people affected by it.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_j1akl3w wrote

And how does that impact the person?

"Oh there were non-life threatening injuries", I doubt most people who aren't involved in the incident would go "but were there any life changing injuries?"

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Devittraisedto2 t1_j1ak5y2 wrote

It doesn't really answer the question of what's the practicality of it to be a life pro tip

Pretty sure you can piece together that severity of the incident, and use multiple news outlets to see how severe it really is.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_iy1b2rk wrote

Precisely hence why the /s and how impractical the lifeprotip the OP has provided

For the most part, they'll only honor the refund if there is actually something wrong with the product, they won't let you keep it even if it's broken. Because I've had that happen to me, the reseller of a product said the item was non-refundable, but the phone came in damaged. So I refunded it through Amazon and they took the broken phone away and returned my money.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_ixiz4sn wrote

>So by this point whenever i shoot her down or remind her that I'm not her boyfriend and she shouldn't expect anything, she gets mean.... And i mean 9th grader popular girl mean, and throws some stupid fit over something she already knows is not gonna work. And comes back by Apologising literally under 3 minutes.

>Now i et it go a couple times before because of the crush and how it must be hard for her, but today she actually managed me to piss me off.

>She says she doesn't wanna the puppy who follows me and waits around for me and she's over my crush,(relief)..... Then she says i should leave her alone and let her do whatever she wants, i was pissed instantaneously.

>I kept warding off this bitch, for her own good, i puy her safety first because that's what any responsible man would do, and i was a good friend to her, and she was a part of my life too, i too found a good friend in her, and she just decides all of a sudden that she doesn't have a crush on me so i shouldn't even be her friend?

>I went ballistic, then told her sure have it's your way, I'm leaving you alone, not after 2 mins i get her text, so what are you doing.

>Now i dont know how some people would react but i again blasted her with every rude comment i showed her every conversation where she was rude to me where it wasn't even my fault and the many times i let it slide, and then the drama started again, she's sorry, 20 stickers in a row. Now all I'm thinking is why couldn't have i just said i am busy, it would've been so much easier. So fucking easier.

This entire part is fucked up

You should've been more mature on your part because you're the older one. She's 16, and you're 21 and yet you're acting just as immature as her. The fuck up here isn't that you taught your professor's daughter English, it's this one.

You could've avoided all of this by informing her father that she's in love with you and it makes you uncomfortable

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Devittraisedto2 t1_ixgdkj3 wrote

>She is colourblind and can't see the colour green, so sometimes when she really pisses me off, I pull up a picture of a cauliflower or a broccoli on my phone and make her guess what it is. If she answers incorrectly, then I would lock her in her bedroom until I'm done babysitting for the night.

The fuck is wrong with you

Who would've thought you'd suffer consequences for being an insufferable prick to an 8 year old.

The worst thing about this is, you don't sound remorseful at all. You've been told off and it stings that you're being shunned by your family but there's not a single strand of remorse in your post.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_ix16eok wrote

That's not how that works

I can assure you that very rarely will a shy/introverted person will force themselves to socialize when we're comfortable with not doing that, usually we expect people to socialize with us first in order to avoid taking that first step ourselves.

We usually keep to ourselves if left to our own devices, there's usually no reason to force yourself to socialize with others unless you really want to or have to.

The best way to socialize for introverts/shy people is to be in a place where you have something in common with what you like/what you do. At least there you can strike up a conversation with others because you all have something in common that you like, and that means less thinking of what to think on what to talk about with a stranger. Sure, it's still hard, but it's better than going in a loud place with a friend hoping you'll force yourself to socialize.

It's the fear of rejection and making mistakes that discourages shy people/introverts from socializing. You work up the courage to talk to someone in a place but that conversation is short-lived because there's not much in common you can talk about so you just clam up.

Then there's the fact that it's a loud environment, where conversations are prone to be constantly interrupted. Nothing discourages us more than being interrupted by our surroundings or other people

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Devittraisedto2 t1_iwsqlxe wrote

Reply to comment by Otfd in TIFU by being a virgin by No_Sprinkles1803

You're the one who first assumed I don't have any guy friends so, you do you fella.

So suffice to say, it's weird for you to call me weird and assuming when that's the very thing you did. Quite hypocritical of you.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_iwsn8am wrote

Reply to comment by Otfd in TIFU by being a virgin by No_Sprinkles1803

?

You speak as if that's the only type of friends you know

When the friends I have dont give me a hard time and are supportive of each other. We respect each other and don't pick on other friends who are still virgins.

Yes we tease each other but we don't do it as OP's friends do to the point he's conscious about his virginity.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_iwqtzjx wrote

Are your friends assholes, sounds like they are if they're making fun of you for being a virgin

Because at this day and age virginity doesn't really hold much value, if you're a virgin, there will be a time for you to lose it. No need to rush.

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Devittraisedto2 t1_iwi4sw2 wrote

>Basically find it hard to order thoughts when explaining different ideas, thoughts or recollecting sequence of events

Let's say explaining a recipe to a dish

Step by step, simple to understand with all of the things needed on there

Basically a process of 1-2-3- and so on and so forth.

This applies to ideas or thoughts

But you don't want it to be too overloaded with information, you want it to be simple, descriptive but concise and doesn't stray from the point you're making. Because the last thing you want is to overload someone with information that they can't follow what you're saying

It's also important to ask if they understood what you've said thus far or if you need to elaborate on a certain point and also to take your time in explaining. No need to rush from point A to point Z when explaining a topic.

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