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This comment really just hits every nail on the head for me. It could be that the ex is feeling bad for what happened, but wants to divert the blame/bad feelings onto OP.

It's also rich to me when the cheating partner is ready to "put all the bad blood behind them" as if they don't want to live in the stink of what they did any more. They're happy now, why can't you also be happy with them? Etc etc. As if they didn't blow up everyone's life with their choices.

Because it happened in the state of Georgia, the state building a literal Police City?

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Broooo what kills me is how many Latino men voted for this!! I saw a statistic that was like 59%

Ancient wine was actually not very good

For me, podcasts specifically about going to sleep to them trigger my contrariness too much to be actually relaxing. It's gotta be on a normal topic that is just the right balance of interesting, but not exiting/engaging.

History typically scratches that itch for me. Dan Carlin's hardcore history and the history of the English being the two goats that coke immediately to mind. Camp Monsters is also a great one; the rare fiction podcast that I can actually stand, much less relaxes me enough to sleep.

I herd we may be dropping to 60th here purdy soon 😡

We already have, babe. Bodily autonomy for us is no longer a guarantee.

This is what 49th in education gets ya.

–Fellow Okie

I heard an interesting comparison lately saying basically that blaming the development of agriculture for late stage capitalism is like blaming calculus for the development of the atom bomb, and I would tend to agree.

It's looking like agriculture was probably used originally to keep us longer in community at sites like Gobekli Tepe, and probably was absolutely life saving for us at that time.

The real issue arose from not persecuting those who would horde various types of wealth more severely (or at all).

Such an insidious way of keeping workers complicit in our capitalist hellscape.

It truly is like that Margaret Atwood quote, about men being afraid women will laugh at them, and women being afraid men will kill them.