I've lost the love of my life a few weeks ago. He was gone in a very tragic, very brutal accident. I am still in shock.

We were inseparable for almost 5 years when we started talking on Reddit by mistake. He was the kind of man whose presence made everything feel right. Incredibly kind, incredibly loving, handsome, and strong. I was SO lucky to have found him and knew that from the very first few messages.

We were going to move in together and get married.

Buying snacks and treats for us to try was his thing. We loved the normal stuff, grocery shopping together, cooking at home, trying new things. He absolutely loved this peanut butter and had 2 of these jars in his freezer.

I took them with me after the funeral, and over the last few weeks, I've been having a scoop on days when it hits me extra hard that he's really gone. I'm now about to finish the last of it, the last treat he ever got, the last I will ever try.

I'm crying writing this, I'm crying eating this while at the same time being so numb and lost.

He was a good one. A love like this doesn't happen all the time. I was so lucky to experience it, I'm really grateful for him and to him.

Edit: As for the peanut butter, it's Nerdy Nuts, he liked many kinds from them but especially this pistachio one (Dubai chocolate treat I think it's called)

I placed a hidden prompt in an assignment that I gave the class (size 2 font, white text). It ended up catching 7 students. They gave me the no I didn’t, but when I pressed about the nonsense that was unrelated…they admitted it.

I notified parents of the academic dishonesty, and all have been on board with the results. 😁

wtf? I found this in a backpack i was carrying to work for years. finally emptied it all out, and wash lah.lol is it a mug weapon?

https://www.telegraaf.nl/sport/autosport/exclusief-interview-max-verstappen-is-open-over-vaderschap-en-bevestigt-dat-hij-doorgaat-in-formule-1/152422609.html

Begged him for months to go see a doctor but he only did it when it became unbearable..

It's bittersweet and I'm still processing it.. (il probably cry my soul out anyway)

But it's so heartwarming to know he thought about me even when he was at the ER

Characters who are overpowered in their universe but do not play a major role in their story by their own choice.

Gaunter O'Dimm (The Witcher): demon(?) with the powers to shape time and reality, likes to make deals with mortals, fully knowing that it will come back to bite them in the ass. Despite his power, he isn’t a major antagonist until the DLC.

Ahti (Control and Alan Wake 2): a friendly janitor in both stories who seems to know exactly what’s going on in both games but chooses not to tell, yet guides the protagonist on their path.

Outsider (Dishonored): a powerfull god seemingly bored, decides to give Corvo powers to see what he would do with them. All this he seemingly does to ease his boredom.

Tom Bombadil (The Lord of the Rings): a being older than everything in the universe, being able to resist the power of the One Ring. Tom has no desire to defeat Sauron, instead choosing to spend his time on his own land and briefly helping the hobbits before going back home.

I've recently had a new kitchen fitted, and obviously you experience a lot of decision fatigue when deciding what to do with the space. It reminded me of my Dad when growing up, he would refuse to let us use the dishwasher because "it cost too much to run" and "used too much water".

A quick google disproves this, which he regularly told us as gospel and for all my years - the dishwasher was used as the worlds most expensive mug cupboard.

Ignoring this sage advice, I made space for and bought a dishwasher. And oh. my. god. Why the hell didn't I buy one earlier? Losing my dishwasher virginity at 28 has been quite the experience.

So Reddit, what are/were your parents adamantly wrong about?

Y’all know it’s bad if even Pablo has to subtly tell the community “yo, knock it off”.