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Many of us have experienced pain, trauma, suffering, and hardships in life and a lot of people channel those painful occurrences into a profit for themselves, for instance;

Richard Gadd turned his real traumatic, sad and painful encounters into a hit Netflix series called "Baby Reindeer, and he's making millions of dollars/pounds, He stated that sharing his experiences with the world has been cathartic and healing and many people appreciate his vulnerability, strength and ability to execute his trauma into series.

Frida Kahlo is another example she is a renowned Mexican artist who experienced immense physical and emotional pain throughout her life, including a near-fatal bus accident and a tumultuous marriage with Diego Rivera. Kahlo's art often depicted her suffering, but also her resilience and strength, making her a symbol of empowerment for many.

There's also Nelson Mandela A South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and political leader who endured many decades of grueling imprisonment and oppression under the apartheid regime. Despite the trauma and hardships he faced, Mandela emerged as a global symbol of reconciliation and forgiveness, leading his country to democracy as its first black president.

With this being said, Would you capitalize on your trauma?

Disclaimer: I want to acknowledge that talking about trauma can be deeply personal and sensitive. It's important to approach this conversation with empathy, understanding, and respect for everyone's unique experiences and boundaries. Please remember that participation is entirely voluntary, and there's no pressure to share anything you're not comfortable discussing💓.

I'm miserable and miss my peace and freedom. I'm always stressed, sleep deprived and angry. My previous life wasn't perfect but I damn sure wasn't miserable to this extent. So if I could change things I'd never have my child. My child has ODD, ADHD and autism so that makes my experience as a parent miserable and single parenting at that.

@manlyman111 brought up a great point when he said ," some women secretly like being taken advantage of". I honestly find that to be true because you gals literally do weird stuff , get taken advantage of , then cry about it on gag. It's almost like you gals just love to complain.

Girls on gag: I want bad boy me love them

Guy: beats her up, cheats on her, ghost her

Girls on gag: I hate all men, why they such bad people, I'm a femnazi now!

In 'Old School' vernacular it would be 'Should the wife be submissive to her husband' but today there are a larger variety of relationships.

Well, we all know what the politically correct answer is, right?

But politically correct, or not, what is your real, honest answer? ... don't lie!

Many people say that women height don't matter. I disagree

I don't know why on tinder. It is easy to get matches even as a ugly woman. So many tinder experiment. But in real life. Ugly women get no attention. How this happen?

Me and this guy have been talking for a month, we went on a trip with our friends, suddenly during the trip he decided to act like he doesn't know me and when we came back home he didn't reply to my previous messages I sent before meeting him, so I sent him a vn asking if there any misunderstanding happened cause he seemed really weird, he said no everything is fine, are you mad or is there anything that furstraded you, why do you think I'm weird.

So I hadn't responded and I ignored him but I do really like him. How long should I wait before I text him back.

Okay so, I was lying in bed this morning and in his sleep, my boyfriend rolled over hugged me, started grinding on me and called me his best friends name.
Usually this wouldn’t bother me too much, because I know you can’t control what you do or say in your sleep, but what does bother me is that a while ago he told me that he was in love with this girl, and had a relationship with her for about a year on and off, and they didn’t tell anyone about it. She still practically lives at his place, and I don't know what to do.
Whether I should ignore it, or talk to him about it.
Help pls!

My friend can't ever forgive her parents ever getting disowned for getting pregnant at 18. She's now 32, in a stable marriage, they both own a business and her two kids are both ages 14 and 9.

Her parents all of the sudden are all remorseful and want her back. However, this was her reply back to them ''My biological parents died long ago. Goodbye''. She then proceeded to blocking them.

She can't ever forgive that they didn't give a rats about her life (her 2nd pregnancy nearly cost her life; it got complicated), health, her first child's birth, her wedding, her b-days, etc. She also suspects they're just contacting her only after finding out she's having a good life and wouldn't be reaching out if she was poor and struggling? Her then boyfriend (now husband) took full responsibility and she received support from his parents. They were like a real parents to her. She also imagines that even if she forgives them and were to have them back in her life, she would never forget what they're capable of and that their love was never unconditional, that they would leave her during bad times again.

Would you forgive and give a 2nd chance if you got disowned or not? Personally, I agree with my friend. I would never be able to forgive that.

If you tell them that you had problems with this person and they even did shady things to you in the past, they just see it as a problem between you and the person which doesn't involve them. Do you think it would be wrong to feel offended by this?

I get why men would like her as far as appearance but ladies why are you idolizing her

I've heard about many people's celebrity crushes and have even looked at these celebrities' comments on social media. This leads me to wonder... Would you be open to dating and entering a relationship with a famous person if the opportunity arose?

Say she got pregnant from a one night stand. That’s all it was. Just a fck. And u don’t want anything serious with her. Would you support her and the baby

Like. For some they already confess and regret it. While some, they are too scared and ended up regretting for not confessing

AND WHY?

Posting this one because I'm worn out from the recent bout of man-bear posts...

Guys, choose wisely.

(I personally would probably choose the bear in the bear-woman scenario. While I consider myself a feminist, I'm also a realist and some women today are frankly tooo much -- "extra"? Yes... Extra.)

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