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u/zetapi


r/relationships•

Original link here: http://ud.reddit.com/r/relationships/comments/20fxo1/me_30f_with_my_fiance_31_m_of_6_years_broke_up/

I moved out and in with my aunt in her spare room. The upside here is that she has been extremely supportive, helped me get my drivers license, and sort out some of my financial situation. She also happens to live in a very upscale town and I happened to get in good with the very wealthy locals right off the bat. I've spent the last 3 months of summer literally hanging out on yachts and galas with millionaires, which was an unexpected fairy tale. Honestly, you couldn't ask for a better outcome for a break up.

Unfortunately I got ANOTHER shitty job that just HAPPENED

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I just broke it off with my ex fiance three months ago and I've just been inundated with dated. I really need to be focusing on getting my job and living situation but I get asked out constantly and I can't lie - I mean I'm also trying to get over my ex. Sometimes, though, I find myself on dates with someone I know it isn't going to go anywhere.

The real problem is that I end up overbooked. Right now I'm seeing a few different people. There's the billioniare that's too old for me but hell yachts are fun, the bald house flipper with the harley (love bikes!), the outdoorsy one who is 6"8, the school teacher with the awesome hair and green eyes, and the nurses aid with the kid who I actual

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r/Volkswagon•

I tried googling it but may be I'm just not saying it right because nothing relevant is coming up in my search. It's the led light that goes in the gearshift. I need to get a new one and figure out how to get it in there because it really annoying not being able to see the gears at night. Anyone have any clarification or resources on this?

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r/WomensHealth•

I had a late term failed pregnancy last year and just when I thought all the bullshit was over I started lactating... It freaked me out at first and I went to the doctor who told me it was my body thinking the baby was born aka phantom pregnancy. She said it was normal and would probably go away.

Well, my left breast - just in the last few days - has gotten very tight - almost hard - and it's super painful. It almost feels like my glands are clogged. I keep trying to milk it to release the pressure but not nearly as much is coming out of my left one as comes out of my right. I've tried heat packs, but I'm just starting to kind of worry.

Has anyone else been through anything like this

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r/relationships•

We've been together on and off for 6 years (mostly on). About 3 years ago I had a thriving career in customer service management and was running my own office in the non-profit sector. He was having a hard time sort of getting on his feet but I helped him (wrote his e-mail, found his jobs and often applied for them for him, took him to practice interviews etc...) from the great job he has now. Well, my career took a down turn when I saved up enough money to go to school.

As soon as I enrolled he walked out on me. I spent the next 9 months of trade school struggling to make ends meet and get straight As. I graduated with honors and went onto my externship. When he saw I was on the upsw

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r/Rabbits•

Just to give some background, our rabbit Cowboy is a 2.5yo neutered male. He's extremely domesticated and very well trained. He chews here and there but is pretty good and hasn't had "an accident" in over 2 years. About a year ago we began giving him free range in the apartment during the day. The only problems we had with this is that when we are home he will sometimes chew on intentionally inappropriate objects to get attention, but has generally been good when left alone in the house. About 3 months ago we started letting him stay out during nights and he took to sleeping at the foot of the bed almost immediately.

So, the problem started about a month ago when I took an emergency tr

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r/flightattendants•

So, I've applied to Alaska and HorizonAir, set up the online profile thing - which takes about a million years, but that's fine. Problem is that for some reason it let me upload a resume (with great difficulty - took 3 tries) but it wont let me upload a cover letter. I have no idea why it wont. I'm pretty computer savvy and I've tried altering the format of the document, altering the location on the computer of the document. I've tried uploading it under a different attachment name, etc... But, all it does is say it's uploading forever but never completely uploads. I even tried leaving it uploading ALL DAY LONG while I've gone to work - giving it 10 plus hours to upload on 2 separate o

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r/findapath•

And I get that it's a down economy. I understand that I was wrong that things would get easier if I got more tenure. I had to lie to get the shitty job I have now and said I had no work experience, fortunately this worked for me because I look about 10 years younger than I am. I understand the politics of it - I worked in non-profit management for a long time so I understand the politics of working in an over-saturated environment.

And the truth is that I'm a customer service oriented person. I hate that I am but I am. I have always gravitated and thrived in these positions. I'm also very interested in science and the arts (my mother is an art dealer). So, it made sense to me that af

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r/AlAnon•

To say my parents are alcoholics would be putting it lightly. Right now my father is in the late stages of dying of alcoholism. We just (my brother and sister and I) returned from visiting him to say our good-byes. It was brutal, watching him pound a 6pack of tall boys, half a dozen vodka crans, puking in between his sentences like he's just breathing, then more than a dozen whisky cokes, just egregious.

Our mother hasn't gone that far off the deep end but she's a bottle a night kind of gal herself.

So, I've been getting counseling. I had some substance abuse issues when I was younger (I'm 31 now) and I think that's fair considering I was raised addicted to alcohol and drugs. It took

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r/SouthFlorida•

My younger brother and sister and I haven't seen our father in over 10 years as he chose alcohol over us long before that and decided to move 5,000 miles away from us. All 3 of us work in the grocery industry and make very little money but have managed to scrounge together enough to get us tickets out there for the 12th til the 16th.

The problem is that he is essentially homeless and living with his enabler so we cannot stay with him. We are spending our last dimes on the tickets and don't have the money for a hotel room AND a rental car, so we were hoping there might be someone in the area that could put us up for a few nights.

We are 30, 26, and 23 years old. We have zero intention on

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r/Rabbits•

My rabbit is a 2 year old house bunny, litter trained, comes when called, sleeps with us in bed at night, in general - when people meet him - they can't believe how well socialized he is. He thinks he's a cat. And so he gets a lot of special privileges I think most bunnies don't, like free range in the house and probably more treats than he should get.

It started with romaine lettuce, then nothing would do but carrots, but then things started getting out of control. My fiancee started giving him the occassional almond or pecan (unsalted) and this turned into his obsession. Then he was given a corn chip and now nothing but corn chips, triscuits, and seaweed snacks will get him excited.

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r/GriefSupport•

... and I'm getting married this year. sigh

He lives in south florida - over 5,000 miles away from me and the rest of the family. I haven't seen him in 7 years but we talk on the phone somewhat regularly. He is extremely poor and lives in squalor. I know because I saw where he lived 10 years ago and it was awful and I know it's worse now. He has severe alcoholism and depression and has been drinking himself into the hospital for decades. For the last year he's been living on his enablers couch but they are ready to kick him out now... Then he will be homeless... Most likely he will die homeless. sigh

Today I had a good job interview and I called him. Turns out he was just walk

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