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1. It’s the most amazing pile of beautiful misery to grace the hell of my divine existence! When your good, things are FANTASTIC! the other %80 of the time is spent trying to prevent your (percieved) justifiable suicide.
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Aphoto of Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has surfaced, revealing a markedly changed appearance since his incarceration. The photo, made public by crypto journalist Tiffany Fong, offers a rare insight into Bankman-Fried’s life in prison.
Tiffany Fong disclosed that the photograph was provided by a former gang member known as G Lock, who shared his confinement space with Bankman-Fried. The timing of the photo, taken on December 17, 2023, was significant as it was one of the rare occasions—specifically Christmas and Father’s Day—when inmates are permitted to capture moments through photographs.
The “Nice Guy Syndrome” is a term that has gained traction over the years, referring to men who believe that by being agreeable, accommodating, and eschewing conflict, they will be more likable, and as a result, more successful in their relationships and life in general.
However, this behavior often leads to frustration, resentment, and a lack of fulfillment. To understand why “Nice Guys” behave the way they do, it’s crucial to delve into the psychological roots of this syndrome and its implications on their lives.
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I started dating this guy that I met online three months ago, and we’ve been out on a few dates. The first date went really well. Then the problems started up a day after the first date. In fact he asked twice not to block him before the date could end. He then apologised for saying he liked me so many times during the date and calling me beautiful etc.
The day after the date he started getting more clingy than usual and said that he really needs my attention. He went as far as saying that he’s already obsessed and craves my attention, which I took as a joke because it was so soon, but he looked serious and said that he sees a lot of potential with us. I thought that was kinda quick but we have been chatting online for a while and got close on an emotional level so idk if that’s normal or not. I do like him but it’s a bit much sometimes especially since I haven’t dated in 4 years and forgotten what is was like to be in a relationship.
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A Psychiatrist Tried to Quit Gambling. Betting Apps Kept Her Hooked – WSJ
25 Nostalgic Photos That Will Bring Up Memories of the Good Ol’ Days – Ned Hardy
Inside Aleksei Navalny’s Final Months, in His Own Words – NY Times
She Played Daisy Duke on The Dukes Of Hazzard. See Catherine Bach Now at 69 – Wanderer
One of the best biographies ever written. I recommend this book to every voracious consumer of history – Amazon
Navalny’s widow says she will continue his fight against the Kremlin – PBS
The No. 1 resume mistake according to ex-Amazon recruiter: You see it ‘all the way up to the C-suite’ – Make It
Inside the Biggest Art Fraud in History – Smithsonian
3 Ways to Make Your Writing Clearer – HBR
AI Girlfriends Are Harvesting Your Most Private Info – Giant Robot
Trivia Question of the Day – Ned Hardy
If you want to get into the world of Fountain Pens, this is the one. It’s near indestructible, reliable, simple and elegant in its pragmatism – Amazon
“I’m 23 Years Old, but I Look 8,” How Star Shauna Rae Lives With Her Special Condition and Goes on Dates – Bright Side
BB King breaks a guitar string mid-song and handles it like pro, 1985 – Reddit
Spike Jonze’s Her holds up a decade later – The Verge
Red-Pilled Americans Explain Why Men Should Never Get Married – The Onion
Father Feels Worthless After Finding Out His Son Is Worth Millions – Bored Panda
The Most Underrated Action Movies of the 1980s – Den of Geek
Why you should really stop charging your phone overnight – ZD Net
1. My wife and I abstained from sex before marriage for religious reasons. On our honeymoon, it took about thirty minutes for me to convince her to undress. She was very nervous, but that was ok, she’s always been a shy person and I knew we would have to take it slow.
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The iconic Miranda warning – “You have the right to remain silent…” – is a phrase deeply ingrained in popular culture. Yet, many people underestimate its importance, especially when interacting with law enforcement. While cooperating with the police might seem intuitive, exercising your right to remain silent and seeking legal counsel before engaging with them is crucial for safeguarding your rights and avoiding potential legal pitfalls.
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Hybristophilia (also known as the Bonnie and Clyde Syndrome) is a form of paraphilia (or perversion) involving sexual attraction to people who have committed some sort of “outrage”. The term is usually associated with fans of notorious criminals.
Many high-profile criminals, particularly those who have committed atrocious crimes, receive “fan mail” in prison that is sometimes amorous or sexual, presumably as a result of this phenomenon. In some cases, admirers of these criminals have gone on to marry the object of their affections in prison.
"I lashed out at my partner because she was being rude and insensitive"
“I snapped at my coworker because he kept dismissing my ideas.”
“I honked aggressively and made a rude gesture because the other driver cut me off.”
“I gave my sibling the silent treatment because they criticized my lifestyle choices."
“I posted a harsh comment on social media because someone’s post offended me.”
“I raised my voice at the service staff because they got my order wrong.”
In the heat of the moment, when emotions run high and patience wears thin, it’s all too easy to point fingers and place blame. Whether it’s a heated exchange with a partner, a tense disagreement with a coworker, or a fleeting moment of frustration on the road, we often find ourselves justifying our reactions as the inevitable outcome of someone else’s actions.
These moments of conflict, while human, challenge us to examine a deeper aspect of our behavior: the principle of personal responsibility.
