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NotEasilyConfused t1_jegr3io wrote
Reply to comment by YuraJabroni in ELI5 how do animals know what to do when theyre born? by BruceToTheLee
Their bodies are also more mature, so they are able to do the things they need to do right away.
NotEasilyConfused t1_jecmnak wrote
Reply to There are no heart donors or recipients in the Ancient Egyptian Afterlife. by midnight_reborn
Also: Ancient Egyptians didn't know how to do cardiac surgery. So... there's that.
NotEasilyConfused t1_jecavok wrote
Reply to comment by legendarymcc2 in I have totally lost the will to work out [text] by legendarymcc2
You had a standard you expected of yourself before you had a girlfriend. Now you have one, and in one hand you say you have gained weight and your body is nutcracker different from last year (in a different comment), but you also think you look 'relatively good'. This sounds like rationalization to me, and I don't think you are looking at this the right way. You were willing to work hard to impress a bunch of strangers (in hopes that you would attract one) ... but now that you have someone who loves you, she doesn't deserve the effort?
This is the same kind of thinking where married people don't think they need to feed their relationships... and then wonder what happened to the love and fun times. My ex-husband admitted to me once that since I had stood up before everybody we knew and said I would be his forever, he didn't need to keep me interested like when we were dating. Notice I said ex-husband... because who would want to stay in a relationship with someone who thought love equals no effort.
Based just on your own comments, I would wager that if your relationship ended, you would be plenty motivated to get back to your previous standard.
NotEasilyConfused t1_jdwvvnq wrote
... but not over the sink!
NotEasilyConfused t1_jdqj437 wrote
Reply to An accurate height comparison. by Washpedantic
What is going on here?
NotEasilyConfused t1_jcury5r wrote
Reply to Steel window restoration- how do I reach the second floor? First floor is complete already. by Weak_Wrongdoer_2774
If you are competent enough to do the windows right, you can build your own scaffolding.
You are working with pieces of metal and glass... why would you want anything less safe than this?
NotEasilyConfused t1_jcureyr wrote
Reply to comment by somebodys_mom in Does anyone see any specific things I did wrong in this basement floor plan? by Traditional-Camera-4
This is what I saw, too.
eta: there are two doors by the bar. Configure the floorplan to put the bedroom in the corner so it has a legal egress. (And just in case you have windows, but didn't show them, the tiny little basement windows aren't enough.) If you want to keep the bedroom in the same place, you can install a window well with a legal window.
NotEasilyConfused t1_jcuqxw3 wrote
Reply to comment by somebodys_mom in Does anyone see any specific things I did wrong in this basement floor plan? by Traditional-Camera-4
This is what I saw, too.
NotEasilyConfused t1_j6lefoh wrote
Reply to When we count to 10 we are actually counting 9 as we start counting at 1 instead of zero. by [deleted]
You should try that out loud, and see how many numbers you say between 1 & 10.
NotEasilyConfused t1_jegri9p wrote
Reply to comment by dilligaf6304 in LPT: If you want to compliment someone for losing weight, try not to fixate on how big they used to be by Dyert
Came here to say this.