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oripash t1_je0grz4 wrote
Reply to comment by it_diedinhermouth in Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise by TallAd3975
A bad attempt at diversion would be if Japan went ahead and sank that thing.
oripash t1_jdulmv5 wrote
Reply to comment by 5kyl3r in Russian diplomat Vasily Nebenzya insists Ukrainian children will be returned once it is safe to do so by green_flash
Checks out.
oripash t1_jd27yno wrote
EU:
Hey Russia: Catch!
oripash t1_jd045wo wrote
Reply to LPT request: What are some healthy ways to deal with a long term relationship ending? by zoidbergstench
Disclaimer: I’ve gone through this process twice with partners with whom I shared a decade long household with all the things you’d expect.
A lot of the advice I got was to focus on rebuilding myself. It half worked. The focus on the ability to operate independently and hold my own definitely did. But the bit that didn’t was to take a break from relationships altogether to avoid slugging others with a rebound situation.
My advice is to focus on this bit. Not necessarily on next relationship (very possibly that too) but rather, answering a simple question: “what is my next project going to be about?”
Walking out of a long termer that didn’t work out, you’ll probably have a lot of ideas what it won’t be about, and maybe the start of a thread re what you’d have liked it to be about. What matters to you. What your next one is definitely going to be about. What hill you’re prepared to die over.
For example, my first one was about following a formula the society gave us - get married, have 2.3 kids, a dog and a mortgage.
The second one was about saturating ourselves with fun and novelty… and it ended with my partner no longer finding that novelty at home and seeking it elsewhere.
The third one was about making people feel seen and safe at home.
Very different north stars, which attract very different people to them. What I found was that we hook up with very different people when we select based on what kind of project we aim to commit the rest of our life to building. Rebounding stops being a problem because our old partner simply isn’t fit or interested in building our new project. It’s for that reason we broke up!
And when we have clarity on what it is we’re trying to build, so long as we put ourselves in front of other prospective partners and talk with them - this clarity really helps find “our people”, avoids endless periods of dating, and shortens the orb to an equally keen and companion, who has just as much clarity and intent on this new (and hopefully lifetime-long) home/family project.
Work out what it is that matters to you and what your next project will be about.
I hope this helps.
oripash t1_ja7bk3o wrote
Reply to Russias Medvedev says arms supplies to Kyiv threaten global nuclear catastrophe by R1ckCrypto
Write the headline right.
Russias Medvedev threatens global nuclear catastrophe.
Kyiv has nothing to do with it.
oripash t1_ja7b58e wrote
Reply to comment by Dull-Yard-3002 in Biden Administration Won’t Send F-16 Fighter Jets to Ukraine, for Now by Cultural-Onion5001
Most likely. America would put a certain amount of vouchers or loans on the table, and anything Ukraine says they want comes at an opportunity cost of something else that means they cannot have. F-16’s would be an expensive item on the menu and would mean a bunch of other things they then can’t have (and may more desperately need).
oripash t1_ja7axas wrote
Reply to comment by aridiculousmess in Biden Administration Won’t Send F-16 Fighter Jets to Ukraine, for Now by Cultural-Onion5001
GISArt is plenty fast if given enough things that go pew pew.
oripash t1_j6mp1w5 wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Ad_6568 in Russian carmaker Avtotor launches production of Chinese Kaiyi cars by Ok_Copy5217
850 dead a day buddy.
850 dead a day.
oripash t1_j6mnj6s wrote
IOC too deep in bed with Russia
oripash t1_j6mjb8j wrote
Reply to comment by Fit-Somewhere1827 in Israel cooperates in building Bahrain futuristic hospital by MijTinmol
The people who strangely repeat the Kremlin and Iranian scripts have better things to do than comment on this.
Act surprised.
oripash t1_j6mg2bj wrote
Reply to comment by Bankei_Yunmen in UK's House of Commons defence panel calls for expansion of AUKUS to include India, Japan by Kenrockkun
NATO has Erdogan and Orban, we figured we want one of those too.
oripash t1_j6mfkys wrote
Reply to comment by Zware_zzz in Israel delivers 3 more armored ambulances to Ukraine amid requests for military aid by nahalkishon
Quiet.
We talk here about the theater, not about the real help provided by Israel.
Better this way.
It’s ambulances.
oripash t1_j6m8ejk wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Ad_6568 in Russian carmaker Avtotor launches production of Chinese Kaiyi cars by Ok_Copy5217
Of course it is.
Based on rock solid data provided as wvidence by the Kremlin I presume?
I hear it’s very reliable. They said do themselves.
oripash t1_j6m7i6n wrote
Reply to comment by Lemon_LostSock in Russia says nuclear arms treaty with US may end after 2026 by Sxzym
They seem to be making a concentrated effort to get there sooner than that.
oripash t1_j6m7h22 wrote
What value does a treaty Russia has committed its word it will uphold have?
oripash t1_iufiv0b wrote
Reply to comment by Draconianwrath in [image] Stop Negotiating with toxic people by tobycastle
Irrelevant.
In this context, toxicity is about whether the other person sees the people around them and behaves like someone who does.
It’s no more about the content of their opinion and how that falls relative to our own tjan it is about their hair color.
I can hold an opposing opinion to yours but treat you with that dignity and respect.
Or I can be in full agreement with your but still treat you like a condescending judgemental arsehole.
It’s about not letting people who treat others this way set rules to the game that disadvantage anyone who is human.
oripash t1_je262a2 wrote
Reply to comment by Stergenman in Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise by TallAd3975
Indeed, even badder.