TorreyL

This is not a shitpost.

I see news articles pretty much every day about this conflict in the mainstream media.

I'm really confused by the leftists saying it's not being covered. It's on CNN almost every day.

Is this purposeful obfuscation, idiots who never actually pay attention to what the mainstream media is reporting, or some combination of the same?

This is an obvious NAH situation, which is why I'm posting it here.

My cousin recently got married. My parents stayed at my house, and we drove to the ceremony together. I brought a small designer purse that matched my dress with my phone and license in it.

At the reception, I learned that it was a cash bar. Family members and family friends payed for all of my drinks. I had to go across the room to ask for my dad's credit card so I could get a drink to go with my dinner.

Having a cash bar at your wedding is of course allowed. However, neither the paper invitation nor the wedding website mentioned a cash bar. In previous invitations, it has normally said something like, "Reception with ca

Actual conversation I had today:

(Phone rings)

Me: This is xxxxxxxx

Scammer: Hi, Grandma!

Me: Is this a scam? I don't have any grandchildren . Scammer: YOU DIRTY BITCH! YOU COULD HAVE JUST HUNG UP! YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO SAY ANYTHING, DIRTY BITCH!

Me: I'm not the one trying to scam people.

Sister (who heard everything): You need to calm down.

One of my cousin's (not one of the ones in the title) is getting married, and I'm a bridesmaid, so I came to the sub to avoid disasters. It made some memories reappear.

My aunt and uncle got divorced, and eventually they both remarried when the kids were in high school and college. (I'm biologically related to my aunt, and her second marriage was to a woman. I'm saying this because it might get confusing otherwise.)

My cousins really like both of their stepmothers. Their dad's wife was also divorced, and she had three children from her first marriage. They got along pretty well with their stepbrothers, but they had issues with their stepsister. There are two wedding related incidents about

33 year old white female. Currently 112 lbs.

About 7 years ago, when I was in law school, I went to the University clinic for a sinus infection. The doctor I saw rubbed me the wrong way. She was convinced I was anorexic. I was dehydrated.

The doctor told me she heard a heart murmur. She asked if I'd ever been diagnosed with one, and I said no. She told me to ask doctors about it.

In the intervening years, no doctor has ever heard a murmur. I specifically asked several doctors if they heard one, and they all said no.

I know that there is "white coat syndrome" with blood pressure and pulse. Could that have caused something she interpreted as a murmur?

Am I correct in telling clinicians th