I think what you can take away from this is that you’re good at your work and respected by your colleagues. You don’t owe them anything though, and they don’t control you. If you’re satisfied with what you’re doing now, get used to confidently explaining why, and thank them for their praise.

Ok, let’s roll with it then. What would be your solution in this hypothetical situation that avoids removing her from the premises?

The movie Koyaanisqatsi has some documentary footage of New York City streets from the late 70s, and there are some scenes where they’re packed. I’ve never been to NY so can’t speak from experience, but if they’re less busy now, maybe that has to do with cultural changes and the internet replacing much of what we used to do in real life?

https://mander.xyz/comment/23783525

It’s easy to take a black and white stance like “this is never okay,” but reality is never that clear cut. What if she was exhibiting behaviors that put other residents at risk? Should the long term care facility just put up with her and risk the safety of other residents, or should they take steps to remove her? This is just one of many possibilities that are not black and white. Again, we have literally no info to go off of, and we won’t because this woman’s situation is protected health information.

It’s impossible to make a moral argument with so little information. Again, we’re presented here with a screenshot of a tweet. We have no idea what actually transpired here

This story is very confusing, and I can only assume it’s not as cut and dry as this screenshot of a tweet would have us believe. Being evicted because you can’t pay your rent and being evicted because you decided to stop paying your rent are genuinely two different things

This is a very unpopular opinion in my opinion

"I even let her sit down when she got on the train at 42nd street, and I continued to stand.”

Bro did nothing but stand still and is taking credit for “allowing” her to sit lmao

Supervisor Melgar’s proposal to exempt buildings with three or more rent-controlled units from demolition was included in the plan passed on Tuesday. The exemption will shield about 80,000 rent control units from demolition. Some rent-controlled units could still potentially be bulldozed to make way for denser development, but that would first require approval from the Planning Commission.

I think you misread

A couple things come to mind:

Your wife coming into your marriage with an expectation that you change is not fair to you, nor is it your fault.

Also, you’re being really, really negative on yourself. You should be celebrating the progress you’ve made, but instead you’re stuck on “it’s not enough.” I know this is a hard time, but you can also view this as an opportunity. You have a lot of life left to live, and with the new skills you’re learning, you can live it to the fullest.

Search engine algorithms drove people to write stories before recipes, unfortunately. Pages that just had recipes were deprioritized

I watch chefs on YouTube demonstrate techniques, and then make recipes up as I go based on the ingredients I have available (This does not work for recipes that require exact measurements, like breads). Finding recipes through search engines has been a nightmare for a looong time.

Also - Madhur Jaffrey and America’s Test Kitchen cookbooks. Both go into detail on techniques you can bring forward into all your cooking. Madhur Jaffrey taught me how to cook Indian food and it’s amazing

I downloaded this from Reddit on 6/22/12:

The study…analyzed self-reported questionnaire results from more than 100,000 young adults between the ages of 18 and 24.

Damn, that’s not a small sample

Unless OP is referring to a MD psychiatrist, their therapist literally can’t prescribe medication

I’m in no way opposed to anyone opening their marriage, however I think the number of couples for whom opening a marriage also saves their marriage is miniscule compared to the number of people who separate and are happier for it

Dude sounds pretty miserable, I don’t know if opening the marriage is going to solve that

Divorcing doesn’t mean leaving them. It can be possible to separate amicably. You’re likely to be a better father to your children if you take care of yourself, too