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People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Friend breakups can hurt just as much, if not more, than romantic ones.

anon , SHVETS production Report

Final score:

370points

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A_Cat_To_The_Past 1 year ago

I think we've all been there

84points

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Quality matters more than quantity when it comes to friends.

I started to notice that most of my friends weren’t really my friends, only drinking buddies, and it hindered my process of getting sober for awhile. i didn’t want to lose them. but then i realized that if they couldn’t be with me in my sobriety journey, they couldn’t be in my life at all.

I’m 67 days into cutting back, and twelve days into not touching alcohol at all. my life is better without those people. i only have three friends now but it’s worth it. the support and encouragement i get from them outweighs the sadness of losing everyone else.

anon , Phil Nguyen Report

Final score:

358points

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Minnie Not Mouse 1 year ago

I send hugs! I have alot of friends, but few very close ones. I am glad you cut the negative people out of your life!

61points

No_Arm604 , Odonata Wellnesscenter Report

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) It's better to be alone than in an unfulfilling/abusive relationship.

Don't continue dating someone if you constantly think "give it time, things might get better". That puts you in a never ending loop that becomes more difficult to get out of as time goes on.

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339points

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General Anaesthesia 1 year ago

Contrary to what you may hope, generally people don't change. So get out before the going gets really bad.

72points

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) I didn’t learn it recently but I learned it earlier in life, don’t share stuff with your coworkers. Just mind your own business.

St_Virgo , fauxels Report

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272points

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Telepathetic 1 year ago

coworkers are NOT friends

137points

imnotyourproblemyet , Lisa Fotios Report

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) That it's ok to take a day for me.

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263points

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BobTDG 1 year ago

Look after yourselves Pandas.

87points

AlluvialPlain , Karolina Grabowska Report

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Other women know how to clasp their bra behind their back. As a teen I learned to clasp it in front of me then twist it around awkwardly... and then never stopped doing that

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257points

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Minnie Not Mouse 1 year ago

I can somewhat do it from the back, but I put it on front, then shift it around and put on the straps! Easy-Peasy!

104points

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Doves are literally just white pigeons.

Not similar, or related to, the exact same bird.

Pigeons with white privilege

VivaLaVict0ria , Pixabay Report

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239points

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C. Wade 1 year ago (edited)

This is a language thing. Nobody would make the mistake to think they're different animals in Romanian, for example, because we just call them "white pigeons".

96points

OpinionatedNonsense , Andrea Piacquadio Report

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) It's "piqued my interest," not "peaked."

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238points

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Ian Milne 1 year ago

And it’s champing at the bit, not chomping at the bit.

87points

fuzzybunnyslippers08 , Elina Fairytale Report

#10

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Don't compare yourself with someone else. You are not them and you do not have their abilities or weaknesses. Use your yardstick on you. Compare yourself in terms of how you have done in the past. It is more accurate. And be kind to yourself if you are making strides and mistakes.

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231points

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Max M 1 year ago

Yes i still fight a little with comparing myself to others, but it is alot less than it have been.

30points

#11

Not recently, but I learned that being your own friend is one of the best things you can do for yourself. The only time in my life I started making friends was when I started being my own friend first, taking care of my health, going to the gym, taking myself out, exploring on my own, and learning on my own. Not only did it help me make friends, but it also helped me feel less lonely, as I really started enjoying my own company! I became an interesting person to be

cherry_3_14 Report

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206points

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StrangeOne 1 year ago

I like the conversations I have with myself.

56points

#12

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) my own worth.

homeslicehanny , Pavel Danilyuk Report

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200points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

Needs way more upvotes!

41points

Responsible_Pipe_180 Report

#13

That the morning after pill has weight restrictions and if you are over a certain weight they will probably not work on you.
Also, more women and children get killed in car accidents because the airbag is not meant for women, it is made for a man.
Products made by men does not always work on women. Just saying.

Final score:

198points

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Minnie Not Mouse 1 year ago

I read somewhere, I think on bored-panda, that they finally used a female crash test dummy, and got highly different results.

140points

#14

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) That if I am unfulfilled as an individual my partner will never be able to fulfill me either. Similar to if you don’t love yourself you can’t unconditionally love others.

pnw-milf , Dương Nhân Report

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175points

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Anon Ymous 1 year ago

I never really vibed with the idea that you have to love yourself first to love others. To me it plants the idea that we are unworthy of love because of our own struggle. Allow yourself to love others and to receive their love in return while you are still working on loving yourself ❤️

78points

#15

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) A consistent sleep schedule and plenty of sleep every night actually works. It won’t cure your depression/chronic illness/various maladies, but it makes it much easier to face them in the morning. And when I say morning, I mean it: even if you’re semi-nocturnal like me, it is so much easier to get important stuff done during the day.

This is the most annoying realisation I’ve had all year, but brains simply work better when they are rested and refreshed.

Catulllus Report

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169points

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Alvia Vseobecna 1 year ago

helps greatly with weigtloss also, if that´s an issue

35points

#16

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Exercising does actually feel good and it’s not just pretentious claims made by fit af influencers!

bethebumblebee , Leandro Boogalu Report

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154points

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Kate Haslam 1 year ago

Y'know, I've tried it, and it doesn't.

148points

#17

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Tall, white, loud men get more respect than anyone, no matter how stupid they are.

seehowshegoes , cottonbro studio Report

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143points

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JoMeBee 1 year ago

Respect? Or just attention?

171points

Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

Warranted or not, yes respect. It's why a white man driving drunk goes to jail and a POC driving drunk gets shot.

31points

R Dennis 1 year ago

It's respect. They are considered "take charge" and "leaders". Women who do it are "emotional". POC are "angry" or "hostile"... I have seen it in my career and in my wife's as well.

15points

WonderWoman 1 year ago

If they have money, then respect, sadly. They shouldn't, but they do. Money talks, and money talks louder from a tall, white, loud dude - just look at USA Congress

10points

Iampenny 1 year ago

As a black woman, I'd have to say, definitely respect. But hey, at least I'm tall ;)

5points

Binny Tutera 1 year ago

I think they get “ their way” more often. Not respect.

1point

L 1 year ago

both

1point

LK 1 year ago

Definitely respect. White men automatically are given respect, everyone else has to earn it.

1point

naylene hess 1 year ago

Attention in my experience noone respects big arrogant people they tolerate them

0points

Shannon K 1 year ago

Excellent comment!

0points

frank behnsen 1 year ago

*That’s* precisely the point. Perfect reply. Thank you, JoMeBee! B^)

-1point

Burnt Bagel 1 year ago

Bam!

-1point

Robert T 1 year ago

Not from me they don't!

8points

Paulo Freitas 1 year ago

If that was true i would be a God amoung men, Im tall, Im white, and sometimes Im really loud and i don't even notice ( untill One of my friends Tells me to lower my volume )

6points

Bee 1 year ago

Maybe in your country...

6points

LeeAnne B 1 year ago

I was just going to say that. White people make up roughly 8 or 9% of the population here. Probably about 250000 white men, possibly one out of every 20 hits the 6ft mark. I don't know how many are loud. I never hear loud sober men. Prime drinking nights are Friday or Saturday. This means that on average, on any night, you are not likely to encounter any tall white loud men.

1point

Ally Joy 1 year ago

So F****d Up!

6points

Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

They only get respect from other tall, white, loud men. They’re too stupidly self-absorbed to realize that just because you shouted someone else down doesn’t mean you won the argument. It just means you’re a loud, obnoxious, abusive a*****e who can’t defend your position so you just get loud and angry—-and generally end up verbally attacking the other person on a personal level, instead of sticking to the goddamned subject.

5points

Froynlaven 1 year ago

I had to take a quick poll around the office. I'm not the only one who sees these people as insecure and childlike. These people are often embellishing their stories and accomplishments and I've never taken them seriously

4points

frank behnsen 1 year ago

I must confess that I am downright *appalled* by tall, white, loud men. Whenever I meet one of them, all my “inner barriers” go up immediately. Can’t truss ‘em; this kind of obnoxious guys makes me instantly feel *very* uncomfortable. Why? Because their kind of behavior is capable to ruin *any* peaceful scenario that they step into. It’s their loudness that ruins everything. Take any tall, white male in a social situation – if he’s a kind, maybe even soft-spoken guy, everything can be just fine. Add loudness and it spoils the picture.

3points

Cassi Lyris 1 year ago

Generally from other loud, white men. Tallness need not apply at all...

2points

LizzieBoredom 1 year ago (edited)

White, loud men or as we in the USA call them, Congress.

2points

Zachary Gillette 1 year ago

Well, this is just plain racist.

2points

Michael Largey 1 year ago (edited)

Not as racist at some loud white men. I could name names.

2points

Jose Cabanas 1 year ago

Yeah attention is different from respect let's not go down that race line for that goes for all loud people. So nice try =:p

1point

frank behnsen 1 year ago

Have you ever noticed that when the goings get tough, when the sh*t really hits the fan, that there’s a sudden silence in the loudmouth compartment?

1point

Steve Hayward 1 year ago

This is just a fkn ridiculous comment.. 🤦🙄

1point

Jen Keefe 1 year ago

Maybe since trump was such a lout...and the lemmings who copied his negative language, criminal tendencies and love of prostitutes...this has made many realize tall white men should be judged solely on their merit henceforth...as all people.

1point

Let’s Be Kind 1 year ago

I get this post, I really do. But somehow it’s become acceptable to be racist against white men, yet complain if anything is said against another race. Imagine the comments if this post said something obnoxious about tall, (insert non-white skin color here), loud men no matter how stupid they are? THAT would never be tolerated. Yet it’s ok to racially slur tall, white men. Or….. we could just stop ALL racial slurs???

1point

Jilly 1 year ago

Bullies. Alpha males. Ew.

1point

Nichole Harris 1 year ago

Bwahaha.....no

1point

Ueda 1 year ago

Ahah I wish...

1point

Korin T 1 year ago

Not sure how Trump is getting on!!

0points

Mary Edwards-Bailey 1 year ago

Sad

0points

JeanMarie Morrison 1 year ago

Gospel truth there. I’ve seen it in action. The man is highly intelligent but hides it. All he needs to be is 6’5”, blond, loud, friendly, and the world is his oyster. I can’t get arrested and he gets medals.

0points

Diana Robison 1 year ago

Orange ones too 🙄😹

0points

Channon Doughty 1 year ago

Not respect, necessarily. Bullies are protected and rewarded in our culture (USA). I imagine we're not alone in that.

0points

$ergi0 1 year ago

If you say "white men", you're still racist and sexist, no matter how entitled you feel (as a white woman, most definitely)

0points

David 1 year ago

Disagree.

0points

Bruce Horton 1 year ago

Stupid loud men and women of any colour do not get respect. They are dismissed for being confidently wrong

0points

A 1 year ago

Actually in the U.S. women of color are discredited as crazy or ignorant while stupid loud white (or orange) men get elected president.

2points

FunOldGuy 1 year ago

This works the other way, too. There was a study many years ago. The same man was introduced to groups of college students. He was introduced to each group as either "Bill," "Bill Smith," "Mr. Bill Smith," "Dr. Bill Smith," or "the distinguished professor, Dr. Bill Smith." No other information was given, and he stayed in the room for about one minute. After the man left the room the students were asked to write down how tall he was. His height went up significantly with the formality of his title. (BTW, I don't recall what name was actually used, but you get the idea.)

0points

Alicia M 1 year ago

And I know a lot of stupid ones.

0points

Trinity 1 year ago

Honestly, I love making fools out of those kinds of men. Nothing makes me happier than when they're being rude and misogynistic and see my confidence as "arrogance" like, I'm sorry my strong personality intimidates a whiny, oversized, spoilt brat with Mummy issues like you. Verbally grinding them to dust and send them crying to their Mamas is the highlight of my day. When someone's self-esteem is low, I raise them up. But when someone is on a high horse, I break the horse's legs and put them in their place. This is how I maintain balance in life.

-1point

CIKLOP 420 1 year ago

Only racists categorise people by their skin colour. Op is a racist

-1point

Lost Pr3acher 1 year ago

Agreed and upvoted.

-1point

James Arvidson 1 year ago

Not respect. They get noticed. Maybe humored. But have seen many variants of this outside of a white only group. The behavior may be a little different for each subculture or group.

-1point

Alex Freetime 1 year ago

Oh here we go again with the racism misogyny, how original

-1point

Lost Pr3acher 1 year ago

I know. There’s a lot of very, very racist folk in this comment section.

0points

Mike Beck 1 year ago

Respect? No.

-1point

Sunny 1 year ago

To be fair your post sounds racist

-1point

nachtinachtischachti 1 year ago

Sexism and racism here. Nice.

-1point

Tams21 1 year ago

Add money to that equation and they basically get away with anything.

-1point

Damon 1 year ago

Well, not from a judge during a child custody hearing.

-1point

KBT 1 year ago

Most males don't get custody because most males don't want custody.

-1point

Angelina Coffey 1 year ago

Idk what's up with this but just because you're tall, white, and a man, doesn't mean you are a cruel and horrible person. Sure sometimes it's frustrating that immediately they get more attention, especially if they're dumb, buuut it's not really they're fault that they were born that way, the only thing they get to choose is how they use the respect they're given. In fact, if you lable all white men as racist and sexist or whatever the left uses, that in and of itself is racism (and sexism), racism isnt only directed at black, hispanic, and asian people, you just see it more towards those races. My dad is a tall, white, loud southern man, but he's awesome, and respects everyone. -from, a short latinx woman

-2points

Angelina Coffey 1 year ago

👁️👄👁️ the one downvote

-1point

#18

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Replace your pillows every 1–2 years. Lots of mold and allergens get stuck in there. I finally stopped feeling sick when I changed them out.

happyhippo237 , Jens Mahnke Report

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134points

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Alvia Vseobecna 1 year ago

how about washing them regularly?

96points

#19

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) That cows only produce milk after they've had a baby. Farmers forcibly impregnate them and take their calves away so they can sell the milk to humans. I always thought they just made milk all the time, which seems stupid in retrospect.

nat_lite , cottonbro studio Report

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130points

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Snorky The Pig 1 year ago

My grandparents run a small dairy farm, and they do not forcibly impregnate their cows or take the calves away. Unfortunately, the reason many other farms don't follow their method is capitalism and the fervent obsession with making money. There are humane ways to get milk, and it is very unfortunate that it is not the mainstream. We need to remember that cows (and all other animals) are also sentient beings who deserve as much love, respect and gentleness as we do.

250points

#20

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Jogging slowly is still running.

marylikestodraw , Daniel Reche Report

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113points

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scag$y 1 year ago

Did You Know? Jogging was invented in 1867 by Thomas Jog, when he tried to walk twice at the same time.

67points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#21

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) If you're going to take inappropriate selfies, disable the photo sync to your mom's icloud first.

anon , Polina Tankilevitch Report

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111points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

Or don't take "inappropriate" selfies. Never could understand that trend.

160points

#22

I recently started dating someone about a week and a half ago and he seems so healthy. Everything he says is with intention and it seems so out of this world to me. I've had so many bad relationships and friendships and people just mistreating me that I almost don't know what to do with myself.
I learned that it's okay to trust what someone is saying and forgiving people that hurt you in the past (WITHOUT giving them too much energy, aka. Having to look past them, etc.) Is so healing. I hope this relationship really is healthy and I'm hoping for a better future with him by my side. Yes I know this is super early but I finally understand the phrase. "When you know, you know" I'm 30 btw.

inspireyourmhinds Report

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92points

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Judy Reynolds 1 year ago

Even if the relationship doesn't work out, these are valuable insights!!

47points

#23

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) What getting tires rotated actually means.

Also that the line in Billy Joel's "We didn't start the fire" is "trouble in the Suez" not "trouble in the sewers."

BrittLee8 , Andrea Piacquadio Report

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89points

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Not-a-Clue-What-to-Call-Myself 1 year ago

What DOES getting tires rotated mean?

28points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#24

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) TV screens are measured diagonally

HRPunsNStuff , Max Vakhtbovych Report

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89points

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ckcl 1 year ago (edited)

And for some reason still in inches, not metres/ cm (in Ireland at least).

38points

#25

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) How to budget my money.... I've cycled in and out of debt for years, could have been really ahead, never knew. Someone taught me and I'm blown away at how remarkably "easy" it is now that I know.

anon , Karolina Grabowska Report

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87points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

I have a checking account and a savings account. I put $200 into my checking with every paycheck and the rest into savings. That $200 is all the money I allow myself to spend for two weeks apart from basic necessities like rent and bills. It's a very austere existence, but I need to make sure I have enough in savings for a rainy day.

32points

#26

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) I didn’t know how much of an impact making my bed in the morning had on me.

brittanydude , Ron Lach Report

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84points

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Becky Samuel 1 year ago

No, no, no. Airing the bed by pulling the covers down gives all that night-time sweat a chance to evaporate and keeps your whole bed and mattress fresher for longer.

89points

#27

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Not to mess with my birth control, the hormone unbalance was a unpleasant experience.

pettybettyluv , JESHOOTS.com Report

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80points

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Ally Joy 1 year ago

So is a child

64points

#28

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) my blood type

Linorelai , Karolina Grabowska Report

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75points

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Lynne Bear Hugs 1 year ago

I'm AB+, so in 3% of the population. It's so nice to be 'rare' and special in one way. Lol!

25points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#29

I thought you could only put one thing in the oven at a time.

_sicsixsic Report

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75points

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Snorky The Pig 1 year ago (edited)

That depends. You may not want to put a chocolate cake together with a dish that has garlic or something in it. (experience lol)

84points

Sunshine_goodtimes Report

#30

Babies can’t drink water before 6months old

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72points

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Adam Vonder Ahe-Cossey 1 year ago (edited)

Since they are on an all liquid diet, they won't dehydrate, and since their stomachs only hold anywhere from 2.7 to 5 ounces at 1 month old, they need every ounce of fluid to contain nutrients for growing, which they get from breast milk or formula. Giving babies only water also can cause hyponatremia - the body has too much water in it, which dilutes electrolyte concentrations in the blood and can cause a whole host of issues. It's the same thing that happens when athletes sweat and chug water instead of electrolyte formulas...

85points

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#31

Practice doesn’t make perfect

alivebutawkward Report

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24points

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JoMeBee 1 year ago

Practice usually makes better! Except when my my son took violin lessons. Oh, the pain...!

28points

#32

Not super recently, but way too late in life: Don't rinse after brushing your teeth. Why is nobody going around telling people that? We had a whole toothbrushing course in primary school, and they never even mentioned it.

schaweniiia Report

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23points

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Gin. No tonic 1 year ago

Apparently, rinsing washes away the concentrated fluoride in the remaining toothpaste. If you need fluoride, don't rinse for 20 mins, but if don't need it, rinse away! (Some places have enough fluoride in the drinking water, so toothpaste fluoride is an excess and can have negative effects)

22points

Proper_Marzipan_2797 , Helena Lopes Report

#33

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) I did not know that the need to pee all the time would start well before the third trimester. I was very unprepared and wondered why these things weren't more commonly discussed or at least why the women in my life hadn't warned me about them

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22points

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Sonja 1 year ago

Because no one ever talks about the unpleasant things that happen during pregnancy. No one wants to talk about what being pregnant really means and does to you. They all want to pretend it's just a magical experience that will leave you glowing and happy and ecstatic as soon as the baby is there and you'll be back to normal in a few weeks tops. But I saw my sister and my SIL going through pregnancy 5 times together. And I definitely knew I didn't want to have kids even before that and it only made me even more sure of that although they really tried to sell it to me by taking me everywhere and trying to convince me that I too wanted kids. And they had easy pregnancies, no dire complications. But hell no. I'm not the motherly type, never wanted kids, never will.

37points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#34

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Froot Loops are all the same flavor

Content_Pool_1391 , m01229 Report

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21points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

And none of them taste like fruit.

33points

#35

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) If your toilet tank is constantly draining and refilling don’t wait 4 months to fix it. Your water bill is going to be f*****g crazy

tvp204 , Karolina Grabowska Report

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21points

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Robert T 1 year ago

Check what kind of toilet cistern you have. Some (like that described) overflow into the bowl. Others have a separate pipe to the outside world. If you have the separate pipe type, know where it comes out and check it periodically to see if it is dripping. It will likely only take a washer that costs pennies to fix it.

5points

#36

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) Attachment styles. I'd rule out at least 5 guys that I dated and caused heartache a lot sooner if I had known about attachments styles, particularly Avoidant Attachment styles.

Like narcism, I can now avoid these types of people BUT it came at a great cost to my heart.

anon , Scott Webb Report

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18points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

Never heard of this before, but I found an NPR quiz. Not very scientific, but I got "secure".

5points

#37

That lint rollers have more then 1 layer.

marzie00 Report

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13points

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Minnie Not Mouse 1 year ago

How many lint rollers did you go through?

23points

ExtraAgressiveHugger , Sora Shimazaki Report

#38

People Share What Things They Learned Embarrassingly Late In Life (30 Posts) That “C-Suite” means CEO, CFO, COO. I’m in my 40s and have a corporate job and have worked with all of those positions frequently. I just never thought about what C-Suite actually meant.

Final score:

10points

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Boris Long-Johnson 1 year ago (edited)

I thought it meant c**t - the suite of c***s. Seems more appropriate in the companies I’ve worked for. For bored pandas censoring C you next Tuesday! Also the Scunthorpe problem!

15points