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To start off, I'm really uncomfortable talking about this but I need some real opinions or guidance please. And my family here on GAG never lets me down. Soo... My husband seems to be blind to his friends' intentions. I've tried to tell him softly to not anger him or receive backlash but he is not hearing me. His friends are literally courting me in front of him and he just doesn't see it. They have made comments about "getting into our bed", "cooking for me", and "asking me out to new places". They tell my husband how beautiful they think I am and my husband comes back and tells me as if I'm supposed to be flattered.(I'm not a piece of meat so it's not flattering)

Am I going crazy!!! Am I missing something?

Like, they hoover around me like lions stalking their prey and I hate it. They try to control me and make decisions for me even though I don't belong to them.

We're on a friends vacation this week and I made up an excuse that I was sick so I wouldn't have to be around all the alpha energy BUT they're insisting I accompany them to each event.

What Should I Do? Honest Opinions Please 🥺🌹

Where is the common sense? Do women not have it? I'm noticing on this app, and outside of it, women make decisions that aren't logical at all. Just very basic stuff , it's like their brain only goes so far. For example, this young lady meets a guy, and the first day of meeting goes on a date with him that night, then goes to his place the same night. He murders and dismembers her.

Lack of common sense part: You can look at the guy and tell he's off. Second , he's a complete stranger. Why would you go on a date with him the same day and then go to his house?

Then on this app they say: I never met this guy before. We've been dating for 4 years online. Um, how long should I wait to see him?

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A man lit himself on fire outside the courthouse where Donald Trump's criminal trial is taking place on Friday.

Maxwell Azzarello, 37, doused himself with an alcohol-based cleaning substance and lit himself on fire outside the lower Manhattan courthouse, where jury selection had concluded in Trump's hush money payment trial only minutes before.

Azzarello was standing inside the designated protest area for Trump supporters outside of the downtown courthouse, New York police said during a press conference.

He doused himself with a liquid at around 1:30 pm in Collect Pond Park, across the street from the courthouse.

Moments later, Azzarello set himself on fire as bright orange flames engulfed him and the surrounding area.

Terrified witnesses screamed and evacuated the area as law enforcement officers struggled to access the fire due to the barricades, according to The New York Times.

"The male, he takes a couple of steps while he's on fire and then eventually falls onto a police barrier and falls down to the ground," NYPD chief of department Jeffrey Maddrey said.

"He's on fire, another area of the park where the accelerant spilt is also on fire.

"Civilians, court officers, members of the police department, they run into the park. They make efforts to put him out, they use their coats, they use fire extinguishers.

"Eventually, FDNY responds, and we're able to extinguish the fire."

Azzarello was transported to New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in critical condition.

A motive for the self-immolation has yet to be determined.

A court officer was also taken to the hospital after suffering smoke inhalation.

CNN journalists reporting live outside the courthouse reported smelling "burning human flesh" as the horrific incident unfolded.

"I see a totally charred human being." - Laura Coates (CNN Reporter On The Scene)