I am bit curious about the biology at play here
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did I ever felt like I was good enough? I don't think so
I don't understand this insane fixation that society has with gifts being "surprises", I find to so annoying, sometimes it even ends up being worse than not giving anything at all the gift is genuinely useless.
One particularly bad case in experience of a surprise gift for me, was when my mom decided to surprise me with a computer as gift, specially since this is a significal finnancial burden, one of which could have been partially relifed by letting me choose and pick parts, but even though we had an agreement to let me pick the parts she just decided randomly to buy a prebuilt instead without notifying me at all, when I was extremely angry at her for this and when I questioned her horrible decision, she said: "I just wanted you to have a happy surprise" and tried to make emotionally guilty trip me when I didn't show any thankfulness for the gift with: "Why don't you love me? I do everyrhing for you"
Why? do people assume that I want a surprise? why is this idea so ingrained into people's brain that when I ask to simply give tge money one would have spent instead in buying the gift, that is seen somehow as rude, what is so rude about trying make the most out of the money would've been spent into a worthless sock I didn't ask nor need?
some poorly done repairs can be a downgrade
no, they are the supplier of many franchises, like taco bell, but appareny taco bell issued their own internal recall on the taylor farms lettuce unlike taylor farms itself
viruses would agree
both sides are employing this, sure you could argue that russia is doing this in a larger scale and perhaps even more intensely than ukraine but the larger scale can be explained by simply russia having a bigger stockpile of tanks to employ go use
no bidet? in 2026?
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amazing
isn't all beer bad tasting?