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r/TheSinner•

So I can't take full credit for this theory, my husband said it and when he did it kind of clicked for me. I think he's onto something.

Cora does not want to go home. Why? She has a seemingly great life with her family, just minor some family dynamic issues. Does Cora's memory know something she doesn't know about Mason?

The wallpaper. I think it was episode 1 when Cora and Mason were getting intimate and she had a flash back to the wallpaper as he touched her. She pulled away and stopped him with fear. It was like she was remembering that Mason was bad.

Mason does not want Cora to talk to detectives or dig any deeper into her past. This seems logical because we know detectives aren't the

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r/TooAfraidToAsk•

I've noticed some greeters at my local Wal-Mart are mentally handicapped but I was wondering why?

I'm not saying they shouldn't be allowed opportunities but I'm wondering how they do their jobs? Most of them that I've interacted with don't even greet customers yet that is clearly their job. Are they just being paid to be there? Are they given any sort of responsibilities? Why would a company want to hire employees that are not even doing the job assigned? Is it almost like charity?

Damn I sound like a bitch. Sorry! I'm not prejudiced just curious.

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r/personalfinance•

My husband and I were desperate enough to file bankruptcy before our daughter was born. All in all, it was the best choice and we are not strangled by debt any longer and have learned a lot. We are both very weary of debt, and credit now. However, we would like to buy a house in the future.

We are planning to start home shopping next spring, when our bankruptcy has a 2 year seasoning and we can (or so we've been told) quality for decent financing.

How can we raise our credit scores during this year? We both have 1 secured credit card each, which we both have each other as authorized users and we use for something non-major and then pay off the balance each month. Other than that, we don't

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r/freedonuts•

Please! I used to love this game but lost my town and never recovered it. Stopped playing for a while and now I've started a new Springfield and I want to play again but I want to do it right. I am only a level 8 but please help a girl out! It would make me happy!

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r/AskCulinary•

Grilled up some octopus tonight...what can I possibly use the leftovers for? It's simply seasoned with olive oil, white wine, lemon, salt and pepper.

I don't want it to go to waste but I'm a little nervous about leftover octopus, it doesn't sound very appetizing.

Thanks!

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r/IWantToLearn•

I would like to convert in the future but I want to learn more, I want to learn everything.

I know the obvious answer would be go to a temple and enroll in Jewish conversion classes. I can't because I moved to an area where there isn't any Jewish population whatsoever and the nearest temple is an hour away. Between living so far and having a 6 month old baby, driving that far for classes is a little out of the question. My husband and I make it a point to go to temple or temple events about 2 times a month. I just wish I knew more. Learning as much as I can now will only help me in the future for when I decide to convert.

So how can I learn about Judaism while not having access to a templ

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r/Paleo•

I love using animal fats for cooking. I just saw that fatworks sells a chicken fat (schmaltz) jar and was wondering how that would taste for cooking and what it would be best to use with. I also saw they sell lamb tallow...is this any good for cooking or is the flavor very strong? I made lamb broth one time..it was horrendous.

Are these fats a no go? I never hear about them on this sub.

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Hi everyone. I am a recovering bulimic. I also have had issues with overeating and not eating but was only diagnosed as bulimic.

I would like to lose weight and although I understand the mechanics of losing weight the right way I just can't seem to maintain that. I use myfitnesspal and stick to a very healthy amount of calories and macro goals. I can never stick with it though. I don't feel deprived I just think I use food as a coping mechanism so even a healthy diet is hard for me.

Does this mean I am not recovered? If I am still using food to cope but just not throwing up, is something wrong with me? Is that not normal? It seems normal, people tend to eat to comfort themselves a lot an

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