pocomoonshine
pocomoonshine t1_j4l3wjz wrote
Reply to comment by -Hedonism_Bot- in Question about Maine houses from someone from away by howieinchicago
And the area outside the side or rear door is called the dooryard.
pocomoonshine t1_j07m1k3 wrote
Reply to Guest Parking for More Than 3 Days? by pigeons_23
Randomly enforced on side streets. Can be fine for months and then one day they get you. And then they'll get you again the next day...
pocomoonshine t1_ivhjtw2 wrote
Reply to comment by Original-Green-00704 in What do you call those field stones rising out of a plowed field? by Generic_Commenter-X
I thought erratics were truly massive boulders that sometimes end up in unlikely places where they don't resemble the local bedrock, because they were carried by glaciers which eventually melted. But I'm not a geologist nor geotech engineer.
pocomoonshine t1_ja6wxcr wrote
Reply to TIFU by realizing I’m in a practical relationship rather than a loving one. by [deleted]
Marriage is an outdated concept. It's not romantic, it's a legal contract. It makes some people feel safe, but it actually does none of that effectively. It does not mean you will spend the rest of your life together. A verbal agreement that you intend to spend the rest of your life together is effectively the same thing. Equally valid. And equally unenforceable.
Marriage does not mean true love, no matter how you look at it. Its just language that implies true love, and the illusion or hope for true love for some people.
That said, you should be able to communicate freely with your partner about your values and work it out. What is true love? That is the question. He may truly love you, but is speaking in different terms.