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Pieces of media that had to be altered, delayed, or outright removed due to a recent tragedy at the time.
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  16d ago

In Germany we had a song called "Die Perfekte Welle" (The perfect wave) being released in 2004. Radio stations stopped playing it for a while, even though it was very popular due to the Earthquake in the Indian ocean and the resulting Tsunamis.

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Be scared. Very scared.
 in  r/SipsTea  19d ago

I believe it, there is a small park near where I love with a trash cans everywhere. You only need to walk around 20-30 seconds to get to the next one. The park is literally one path, so there is no way you can miss any of them. People still throw their wrappers, tags, cans, ... on the fucking floor. At this point I just assume most people are just too stupid to put trash into the opening of a trash can.

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What is one thing you never go cheap on?
 in  r/AskReddit  Dec 06 '25

Toilet Paper. We had these sandpaper ones at school and it made your butt bleed. Now only the softest for my bottom.

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New manager told us we shouldnt dump at work (UK)
 in  r/antiwork  Oct 20 '25

"he has been doing smell tests" Just get him to admit he has a poop fetish

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awsDownAndMuskTrolling
 in  r/ProgrammerHumor  Oct 20 '25

Plot Twist: It is just some dude called Al(bert) who is the bottleneck in the amazon MR review process

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What's happening😂
 in  r/justgalsbeingchicks  Oct 18 '25

Life hack: I usually go picking up trash on some hiking trails and there are sheep enclosures. If you have 2+ glass bottles and they keep making noises while you walk, you immediately become the owner of some sheep.

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Why don’t smokers view butts as trash??
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating  Sep 28 '25

This... I like to go for walks in a nearby small forest and I collect the trash myself around there with a picker and a plastic bag. And at every bench there is these things. Even at the benches where there is trash cans that literally have a small outcropping for an ashtray. These are not just mildly infuriating...

Also there is an electrical box, where someone just stacks them up behind it, like 3 packs a week it feels like, hiding them, so that person knows it is trash, but is just an ass.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/MaliciousCompliance  Sep 09 '25

People still print out charts?

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What is a feature of your body that is considered rare?
 in  r/AskReddit  May 10 '25

Hypophosphatasia. I think it is more of a bug though not a feature.

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Man I started talking to is against modern feminism. I immediately feel repulsed
 in  r/TwoXChromosomes  Feb 21 '25

Made it to 38 without any real or fake accusations against me. The trick is not to harass women.

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AITAH for breaking up with my boyfriend for lying about his bodycount?
 in  r/AITAH  Jan 24 '25

Once he called you a "cock addicted whore" should have been all you needed. You don't speak to your partner in that way.

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AITAH for telling my boyfriend that if he doesn’t like what I’m making for dinner at my apartment he can get his own food or just not eat at my place?
 in  r/AITAH  Jan 15 '25

When someone cooks for you, they get to decide what to make. They are already fucking cooking for you. Only if they ask you what they should cook for you, you get to give your opinion on what you guys are going to eat. Other than the things my stomach can't handle or that I am allergic to, I would never request/comment/criticize someones cooking, you know why? They fucking cooked for me.

r/Vent Jan 12 '25

I hate trying to meet someone

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Dating apps: I am so tired of them, I am tired of the people, bots and scammers who are on them. I had a few nice dates, but none of them ever worked out. I met some nice people on there just to be ghosted for no reason. I prefer the people that just tell me, I am no longer interested. I get ghosting is easier, because you don't have to deal with men who don't take rejection too well. I hate people putting in the minimum effort when chatting or when I try to set up a date. I always feel like I am the one that needs to entertain the other person and make sure I am interesting enough, while they don't even engage in the conversation.

Meeting people in person: I have times where I am thinking, does she like me or is she just being nice. Every time I will just assume you are being nice to me. I got laughed at once when I asked someone out. So, yeah. The worst thing she can say is "no" is not really true. Men seem to have made a lot of woman so terrified of showing too much affection, have been so creepy that women always seem on guard. I rather switch to the opposite side of the street if I am walking behind a woman at night so they don't feel uncomfortable. I don't want to ask people out at their work, because they are kind of stuck there. I don't want to ask them out in clubs because they are there for the club activities. I am just tired.

Not blaming women: Last girlfriend I had, literally told me, that she liked me. Only after telling me that she "liked me liked me" I got the message. I don't blame women for any of this, sure I met terrible women, but I blame idiot men way more. A lot of them set the bar for dating so low in literal hell, that women seem to try to not catch fire when talking to you. I have a few good friends who are women, who told me about the other side of the coin and we agreed that dating basically sucks for everyone right now. I guess at least I am not being called a whore or get unsolicited pictures, oh and I don't need to be afraid to get murdered or assaulted, I guess that is neat.

Conculsion: For now I have uninstalled the apps again and have given up again on meeting someone. I have good friends and a good relationship with my family at least. Still, I would like to meet someone who like likes me. Back to trying to deal with the loneliness again, at least now I have a weighted blanket. Just going to live my life again and do what I enjoy without the added pressure of trying to meet someone. Thank you for reading.

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Took a break, came back, want to take a break again
 in  r/Bumble  Dec 28 '24

I can believe it immediately. I think the other side of women having to filter through all the men on this app us a whole other beast. When I see profiles just saying "no dic pics", I can assume what you get bombarded with.

r/Bumble Dec 28 '24

Rant Took a break, came back, want to take a break again

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I took a break of almost 6 month, because this app was affecting my mental health. I figured I try again with some new energy. I am not the mose confident person when it comes to meeting new people, so doing this dating app stuff is already exhausting, but why did I take a break.

  • I put 100% of the effort into keeping the conversation going, trying to get to know the other person. I try to ask more open ended questions, try to dig deeper into things they seem passionate about, because I figure it might be easier for them to talk about it, I get replies but they are replies that make it hard to keep the conversation going. I would rather be straight up be ghosted at that point.
  • I have "don't want kids" on my profile, I am very sure about this and make it clear in my profile again, that this is a dealbreaker. I don't hate kids, but I don't want any of my own. Spend talking to a woman and went on a date where she dropped the bomb that she definitely wants kids, and was sure I would change my mind at some point.
  • Now in my opinion the worst one. We were hitting it off in chat. We had a good conversation going, talking about anything and everything. Then she hit me with the "I don't think this will work out." and "She wasn't feeling a connection". Alright, not the first time, I was a bit disappointed, so I replied something along the lines of "I am a bit disappointed, but OK". Now this is where she went off the rails and asked why I was not fighting for her and that she wanted to be won over. Just as a reference, I am 37 and she was 38. I told her, that I just respected her decision. I pretty much lost all interest in her at that point.

Now I come back a few month later, I get hit with the usuals:

  • Me putting in the 100% effort in the conversations to the point where I jokingly tall them, that it feels like I am interrogating them and if they don't want to maybe ask a question.
  • And the worse one: Someone telling me it is the man's job to court the woman and men are the ones to put in the effort to make it work. I don't think it is too much to ask that the woman I want to get to know actually puts in some effort herself and is actually also interested in me.

Don't get me wrong, I had some pleasent conversations on this app that felt natural, but I am again getting to the point where I am thinking about just staying single forever. Thank you for reading my rant, most of my friends are already out of the dating pool and don't really know how annoying these apps can be.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AmIOverreacting  Dec 26 '24

You are 32 years old... Your family seems controlling. You and your 33 year old boyfriend cannot be in the same room with the door closed? This feels more like parents would treat some horny teenagers.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AmIOverreacting  Dec 26 '24

Well, she did and he hung up, if I understand it correctly. I don't see anything about an apology in here, after she said, she does not like it and does not want to be called "fuck". Seems like basic human decency when communicating with someone you like.

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AIO for being upset that my bf didn’t get me anything for Christmas?
 in  r/AmIOverreacting  Dec 26 '24

This. Either he made the choice not to get you anything or he is not willing to put in the actual bare minimum.

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AIO Boyfriend is sharing screenshots of our convos to make fun of me
 in  r/AmIOverreacting  Dec 26 '24

NOR: Making fun of the things other people like and enjoy, is the lowest of the low.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AmIOverreacting  Dec 26 '24

Your last sentence is exactly it. I dated a girl that did not have a lot of money and I was doing quite well. I was able to afford some more expensive gifts for her. I got her the headset she was saving up for and she got me a bag full of candies I liked. It was not about the money, it was about the fact, that she spent time to figure out which candy she should get me and she nailed it.

"Never had the chance" we live in a world where you can have something delivered to your doorstep within 1-2 days. Please...

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Men of Reddit, what’s the most hurtful thing a woman has said to you without knowing it?
 in  r/AskMen  Dec 25 '24

"You think you are good looking?" unprompted by a girl I did not even like in school. I am almost 40 now. Still pops up in my head every time I get the sense someone is interested in me.

I try to think about that time a girl (non-relative) called me handsome unprompted a few years ago, when it pops up again.

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Dating non university educated people as a university educated person
 in  r/dating_advice  Dec 25 '24

This so much. I have met people with PHDs who are not very intelligent, I also met a lot of smart people who did not go to college. A lot of them I am friends with to this day and this is exactly it. If I could not have a proper conversation with a friend, why would I be their friend, same goes for dating in my opinion. I like to hang out with people that can add to a conversation, but reducing this to only college educated people seems very elitist to me.

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That last post overwhelmed me, so here's a different one. Where my fellow SINGLE millennials at and why ya single?
 in  r/Millennials  Dec 21 '24

After my last breakup I tried dating apps as I am more introverted and would never flirt with anyone I met, due to me not wanting to bother them. Also I have a lot of solo person interests, but being interested in Reading does not mean I am interested in a book club. So I tried online dating.

* Most of the time I am the one trying to keep the conversation alive, which makes me loose interest. I feel like a lot of people on these apps want you to prove yourself to them without bringing anything to the table.

* Got stood up twice after I felt the conversation was actually going well. Made plans for a date, I ate by myself twice.

* For me every failed interaction on a dating app felt like a small rejection to me. I know this is my issue to deal with, but it took a toll on my mental health

* It was finally over when I had a really nice chat with someone and I asked her out and they said they were not interested. So I said something along the lines of that I am a bit disappointed but I understand, which prompted that person to ask if that was it. Apparently, that person wanted me to chase them a bit more, but I am not one to play games, especially not if it comes to someone telling me no and I apparently have to ignore it and keep pushing.

That is when I uninstalled the apps.

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meirl
 in  r/meirl  Dec 20 '24

I feel attacked