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Comment on Signs of Moocher or a Freeloader and Tips to Deal With Them by Jesse

Jesse — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 00:10:39 +0000

I have a brother that is a dirty moocher. He’s always had a sense of entitlement, dating back to our childhood . If he ‘needs’ something that you have, you are expected to give it to him. If he can make a dollar selling one of your toys at school, that toy will vanish. Mind you he would always have his personal belongings in pristine condition and it was a fistfight if anyone touched his stuff. It became steadily worse into adulthood. Expecting parents or friends to pay for him at dinners, buy him the best of the best at Christmas and birthdays (he’s always magically broke or forgetting everyone else’s birthday). He’s lost all his friends throughout the years with his ugly selfishness. Now he just has his gullible wife (that he has flagrantly cheated on several times) and our mother. He calls mom on a daily basis and has borrowed thousands of dollars from her. He had a temper tantrum when she insisted he actually pay her back this most recent time. He’s about to turn 51 so I see zero chance in him changing his ways.

Comment on Living with Parkinson’s Disease by Osa Victory

Osa Victory — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 12:28:03 +0000

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Comment on Why Do Women Dress to Expose Their Skin? A Psychotherapist Answers by Batfan

Batfan — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:43:21 +0000

This is psychology based… But if I’m honest. Clothes that cover your body are mostly clearly made for elderly women or plus sized women…. So women can’t get away with shopping the way men do. I buy men’s clothing a fair bit because women’s clothing areas only sell old lady clothes or barely there clothes… There’s no in between.

It’s really never about men. Not for me or most the women I know…. It’s just what’s available to them. Are there some girls that wear more revealing clothing? Yes. Even women’s shorts are hard to find longer. Unless they’re Bermuda shorts which aren’t very casual.

Men get cargo shorts… Board shorts… They get basketball shorts. Women’s shorts are all shorter versions of those that don’t make sense. Some guys go topless on a run then get annoyed some women are wearing a sports bra out on a run.

Personally I hate American fashion. Mostly because when something like crop tops become popular they flood us in Canada despite our frigid cold winter that’s usually happening at that time.

When it’s -40 Celsius no one wants your baby crop top sweater. It’s not warm or functional… But suddenly that’s all you can find everywhere.

There’s a lot of guys putting down a lot of ladies here and I genuinely think they haven’t noticed or even thought about how women’s clothing becomes restrictive in what’s actually available to buy.

Comment on Powerful Indian Rituals Associated With Money by Kolade Kadeshprince

Kolade Kadeshprince — Sun, 12 Jul 2026 19:39:03 +0000

I love money too

Comment on A Skin Doctor Tells You How to Choose the Right Sunscreen by bharat vyas

bharat vyas — Mon, 06 Jul 2026 08:25:45 +0000

This article explains sunscreen in a simple and practical way, especially by addressing common myths people still believe. At Faith and Patience, we also encourage choosing a broad-spectrum sunscreen that suits your skin type and using it consistently every day. Healthy skin isn’t about occasional care—it’s about building a daily sun protection habit.

Comment on How I recovered from my stubborn addiction to gambling by Jason

Jason — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 06:38:45 +0000

The distinction between “it’s not my fault, but it is my responsibility” is incredibly powerful.

Comment on Why Do Women Dress to Expose Their Skin? A Psychotherapist Answers by DJ Webb Sr

DJ Webb Sr — Tue, 19 May 2026 15:38:03 +0000

This is a male perspective from me.
There is a psychology behind relationships between males and females of our species.
In the 1970s, bars often had females dancing in revealing outfits. What they did was they had a good training in something called vulnerability body language. They never normally took any more clothing off than they were wearing while on stage.
This often meant revealing of breasts partially covered. This was always only a glimpse. It was very effective in the reactions of the male population of the place where they worked.
The rule being to never show the nipples of the dancer. But with body language to show themselves vulnerable.
The push buttons of the male are often visual in nature. The push bottoms of the female are often audio. This is a generalization.
So a woman baring her belly, in a skimpy halter with a supporting bra underneath was effective.
Male dancers often stripped down much further. The rule being to entertain with vaudeville skits. Often they showed off their physical abilities. And took money tips from the audiences. Restricted to an all female audience.
A dance designer friend in those days told me his dancers rehearsed long hours of the day before performing.
Men often think with their hormones. Women often look at the practical. Meaning, they look at what is in a potential relationship for me?
This appears to be universal.
The insurance companies live by the statistical data determining what any age group of women and men are likely to do. From the ages of 16 all the way to 26, men are at the mercy of their hormones.
Women are far better at controlling those hormones that men ever have thought possible. They are as a group quite capable of control much earlier than most men.
Psychology based on behaviorism is very valuable subliminally in the making of decisions of humanity.
Advertising, the placing of products on a shelf, and even the unwritten rules of clothing vary world wide.
The ideal is in any relationship appears to be whether or not it is equally balanced between the male and female.
The people deciding decisions made by average people make a whole lot of money in this world.

Comment on Breaking My Smartphone Addiction Was the Best Decision Ever by Mostapha

Mostapha — Sun, 10 May 2026 23:02:01 +0000

Thank you Megan Zakrzewski for choosing this interesting topic

Comment on Have you met Dr Laughter? by Gian Chand Pinjani

Gian Chand Pinjani — Sun, 03 May 2026 04:59:21 +0000

Koti Koti Parnam to our beloved Rev. Dada J.P.Vaswani, who taught us to love every creation of God and keep on smiling all the time to live a Healthy Life.

Comment on The 8 Wealth Profiles by Roger Hamilton by Erukudi Geoffrey

Erukudi Geoffrey — Thu, 23 Apr 2026 05:05:47 +0000

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