Maxinala

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r/whatstheword•

For example: someone feels uncomfortable with using they/them pronouns and harbor judgement of nonbinary people who use those pronouns but then they hear someone else say that they/them pronouns are confusing to use so they latch on to that reason and begin to claim that that's the reason they don't like calling someone by they/them pronouns. But the feeling came first and the justification was just something they found that they could point to as the reason to calm their cognitive dissonance about the way they feel.

This happens on an individual level and societal level because lots of people who are uncomfortable with whatever the thing is will hear others justification and then start a

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r/Parenting•

Basically the title. I have two preteen girls and Christmas presents just aren't in the budget this year but I don't want them to feel bad or take it negatively. Also, any advice on how to ensure Christmas is still special anyway?

Edit: I'm so overwhelmed by all the kind words, helpful suggestions, and encouraging stories! Yesterday, I was crying sad tears but today I'm crying happy ones because of the kindness of all these strangers in a Reddit group. I'm taking every one of these suggestions to heart. I tried to keep up with all the comments but if I missed yours, I apologize! I hope every last one of you has an amazing Christmas. And just know that Christmas for my girls and I is going t

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r/Omaha•

I think it's so interesting how erosion has changed it's appearance over the years and also my kids don't believe me that we used to be able to climb up and down it so I want to show them

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