*it'll change your life*
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*Peeeettteerr?*
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*aye dear*
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*Stock Market Today: Stocks pause, bonds rally on softer inflation outlook*
Check back for live updates throughout the trading day. U.S. equity futures slipped lower Wednesday, while bond markets extended their historic December rally and the dollar held gains against its global peers, as soft inflation data, as well as further indications of a resilient domestic economy, look to support the case for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. Updated at 7:36 AM EST Mortgage borrowing boost U.S. mortgage rates fell firmly below 7% last week, data from the Mortgage Bankers' Association indicated, taking 30-year home borrowing costs to 6.83%, the lowest levels since June amid the historic December bond market rally.Related: Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound Stock Market Today Stocks extended their long autumn rally Tuesday, with the Dow hitting another record and the S&P 500 rising to within less than a percent of its January 2022 peak, following solid November housing-starts data and further bets by traders that interest-rate cuts are coming. A key reading of domestic inflation — the Fed's preferred Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index gauge — is looming on Friday, which means investors are likely to focus on softening price pressures in Europe, with headline inflation falling to a two-year low in Britain and factory-gate (wholesale) inflation slowing more than expected in Germany. The downside moves added more fuel to the global bond-market rally, which has seen U.S. 10-year-note yields fall the most since 2010, and boosted the case for Fed rate cuts in the early spring. Benchmark 10-year notes were marked 4 basis points lower from last night's close at 3.89% while 2-year paper slipped to 4.382%. The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six global currencies, was marked 0.23% higher at 102.397 as both the pound and the euro retreated in the wake of their respective inflation readings. Global oil prices were also active, with Brent Crude prices rising past the $80 mark for the first time in two weeks. Traders priced in the added costs of rerouting oil shipments from the Red Sea to the Cape of Good Hope following drone and missile attacks from Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Brent Crude contracts for February delivery were marked 87 cents higher at $80.15 per barrel. WTI futures contracts for January added $1.01 to trade at $74.95 per barrel. On Wall Street, futures are indicating a modestly softer open, with the S&P 500 priced for a 9-point decline and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looking at a 31-point pullback. The tech-focused Nasdaq is priced for a 50-point decline. In overseas markets, Europe's Stoxx 600 was marked 0.06% higher in early Frankfurt trading, while Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.6% in London. Overnight in Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed at a fresh 33-year high of 33,675.94 points, with a year-to-date gain of around 31%, following yesterday's dovish Bank of Japan rate decision. The regionwide MSCI ex-Japan benchmark, meanwhile, edged 0.17% into the close of trading. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Check back for live updates throughout the trading day. U.S. equity futures slipped lower Wednesday, while bond markets extended their historic December rally and the dollar held gains against its global peers, as soft inflation data, as well as further indications of a resilient domestic economy, look to support the case for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. Updated at 7:36 AM EST Mortgage borrowing boost U.S. mortgage rates fell firmly below 7% last week, data from the Mortgage Bankers' Association indicated, taking 30-year home borrowing costs to 6.83%, the lowest levels since June amid the historic December bond market rally.Related: Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound Stock Market Today Stocks extended their long autumn rally Tuesday, with the Dow hitting another record and the S&P 500 rising to within less than a percent of its January 2022 peak, following solid November housing-starts data and further bets by traders that interest-rate cuts are coming. A key reading of domestic inflation — the Fed's preferred Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index gauge — is looming on Friday, which means investors are likely to focus on softening price pressures in Europe, with headline inflation falling to a two-year low in Britain and factory-gate (wholesale) inflation slowing more than expected in Germany. The downside moves added more fuel to the global bond-market rally, which has seen U.S. 10-year-note yields fall the most since 2010, and boosted the case for Fed rate cuts in the early spring. Benchmark 10-year notes were marked 4 basis points lower from last night's close at 3.89% while 2-year paper slipped to 4.382%. The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six global currencies, was marked 0.23% higher at 102.397 as both the pound and the euro retreated in the wake of their respective inflation readings. Global oil prices were also active, with Brent Crude prices rising past the $80 mark for the first time in two weeks. Traders priced in the added costs of rerouting oil shipments from the Red Sea to the Cape of Good Hope following drone and missile attacks from Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Brent Crude contracts for February delivery were marked 87 cents higher at $80.15 per barrel. WTI futures contracts for January added $1.01 to trade at $74.95 per barrel. On Wall Street, futures are indicating a modestly softer open, with the S&P 500 priced for a 9-point decline and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looking at a 31-point pullback. The tech-focused Nasdaq is priced for a 50-point decline. In overseas markets, Europe's Stoxx 600 was marked 0.06% higher in early Frankfurt trading, while Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.6% in London. Overnight in Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed at a fresh 33-year high of 33,675.94 points, with a year-to-date gain of around 31%, following yesterday's dovish Bank of Japan rate decision. The regionwide MSCI ex-Japan benchmark, meanwhile, edged 0.17% into the close of trading. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Stock Market Today: Stocks end lower as rally loses steam
Stocks finished lower Wednesday as Wall Street's winning streak comes to an end.
*Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound*
U.S. mortgage rates fell nearly a quarter point last week, touching the lowest levels since June, as the domestic housing market looks set to enter 2024 with renewed momentum and improving buyer demand. The Mortgage Bankers Association said the average 30-year fixed rate for conforming loan balances of less than $726,200 fell 24 basis points (0.24 percentage point) to 6.83% for the week ended Dec. 15. The move marks a sharp decline from the 7.9% rate printed in in late October, which was the highest since 2000. However, the MBA's seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, which tracks mortgage applications for purchases of single-family homes, fell 0.6% from the previous week. Last month it hit the lowest levels since 1995. "With the positive news about the drop in inflation, and the [Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee] projections proclaiming a pivot towards rate cuts, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached its lowest level since June,” Mike Frantantoni, the MBA’s chief economist, said in a statement. "At least as of last week, borrowers' response to this rate move was rather tepid. [Veterans Affairs] refinance applications jumped 18% for the week, but otherwise, both refinance and purchase applications showed small declines." Mortgage rates are tumbling, but buyers aren't ready to leap just yet. Shutterstock Home construction increases sharply The downward slide in mortgage rates, which are closely tied to 10-year Treasury bond yields, has been matched in part by a huge increase in new home construction. Builders are looking to unlock the housing market with more supply as sales of existing homes have dropped. Existing-home sales fell to the lowest levels in 13 years this fall, according to data from the National Association of Realtors, with average prices rising 3.4% to around $391,800. Private housing starts rose 14.8% to an annual rate of 1.56 million units last month, the Commerce Department indicated Tuesday, taking the year-on-year gain to around 9.3%. Builders broke ground on more single-family homes as well, with starts rising 18% on the month and a staggering 42.4% on the year. 'Slim pickings' in home-resale market: Comerica "Most Americans can’t afford the typical house, according to the National Association of Realtors’ Affordability Index — but the minority who can face slim pickings in the existing home market, and so are buying more new construction than in a typical year and sustaining single-family homebuilding," said Bill Adams, chief economist for Comerica Bank in Dallas. "The pullback in long-term interest rates will help both single-family and multifamily construction grow next year, contributing to overall economic growth and reducing the likelihood of a recession," he added. The larger decline in mortgage rates comes amid one of the strongest Treasury bond market rallies in two decades. The moves have taken benchmark 10-year note yields to a mid-summer low of 3.89%. (Bond yields fall as prices rise.) Traders have been betting heavily on the likelihood that the Federal Reserve, which sets the benchmark lending rate for the U.S. economy, will be lowering borrowing costs in the spring. The trades follow the publication of new GDP growth and inflation projections from Fed officials last week. CME Group's FedWatch, a tool market watchers use to gauge the likelihood of changes to the Fed's key rates, suggests a 71% chance of a quarter-point rate cut in March. The odds of a move in May – including larger increases of as much as half a point – are pegged at 100%.Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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U.S. mortgage rates fell nearly a quarter point last week, touching the lowest levels since June, as the domestic housing market looks set to enter 2024 with renewed momentum and improving buyer demand. The Mortgage Bankers Association said the average 30-year fixed rate for conforming loan balances of less than $726,200 fell 24 basis points (0.24 percentage point) to 6.83% for the week ended Dec. 15. The move marks a sharp decline from the 7.9% rate printed in in late October, which was the highest since 2000. However, the MBA's seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, which tracks mortgage applications for purchases of single-family homes, fell 0.6% from the previous week. Last month it hit the lowest levels since 1995. "With the positive news about the drop in inflation, and the [Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee] projections proclaiming a pivot towards rate cuts, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached its lowest level since June,” Mike Frantantoni, the MBA’s chief economist, said in a statement. "At least as of last week, borrowers' response to this rate move was rather tepid. [Veterans Affairs] refinance applications jumped 18% for the week, but otherwise, both refinance and purchase applications showed small declines." Mortgage rates are tumbling, but buyers aren't ready to leap just yet. Shutterstock Home construction increases sharply The downward slide in mortgage rates, which are closely tied to 10-year Treasury bond yields, has been matched in part by a huge increase in new home construction. Builders are looking to unlock the housing market with more supply as sales of existing homes have dropped. Existing-home sales fell to the lowest levels in 13 years this fall, according to data from the National Association of Realtors, with average prices rising 3.4% to around $391,800. Private housing starts rose 14.8% to an annual rate of 1.56 million units last month, the Commerce Department indicated Tuesday, taking the year-on-year gain to around 9.3%. Builders broke ground on more single-family homes as well, with starts rising 18% on the month and a staggering 42.4% on the year. 'Slim pickings' in home-resale market: Comerica "Most Americans can’t afford the typical house, according to the National Association of Realtors’ Affordability Index — but the minority who can face slim pickings in the existing home market, and so are buying more new construction than in a typical year and sustaining single-family homebuilding," said Bill Adams, chief economist for Comerica Bank in Dallas. "The pullback in long-term interest rates will help both single-family and multifamily construction grow next year, contributing to overall economic growth and reducing the likelihood of a recession," he added. The larger decline in mortgage rates comes amid one of the strongest Treasury bond market rallies in two decades. The moves have taken benchmark 10-year note yields to a mid-summer low of 3.89%. (Bond yields fall as prices rise.) Traders have been betting heavily on the likelihood that the Federal Reserve, which sets the benchmark lending rate for the U.S. economy, will be lowering borrowing costs in the spring. The trades follow the publication of new GDP growth and inflation projections from Fed officials last week. CME Group's FedWatch, a tool market watchers use to gauge the likelihood of changes to the Fed's key rates, suggests a 71% chance of a quarter-point rate cut in March. The odds of a move in May – including larger increases of as much as half a point – are pegged at 100%.Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound
Tumbling mortgage rates and a surge in new home construction could unlock the dormant housing market over the coming months.
Stock Market Today: Stocks pause, bonds rally on softer inflation outlook
Check back for live updates throughout the trading day. U.S. equity futures slipped lower Wednesday, while bond markets extended their historic December rally and the dollar held gains against its global peers, as soft inflation data, as well as further indications of a resilient domestic economy, look to support the case for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. Updated at 7:36 AM EST Mortgage borrowing boost U.S. mortgage rates fell firmly below 7% last week, data from the Mortgage Bankers' Association indicated, taking 30-year home borrowing costs to 6.83%, the lowest levels since June amid the historic December bond market rally.Related: Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound Stock Market Today Stocks extended their long autumn rally Tuesday, with the Dow hitting another record and the S&P 500 rising to within less than a percent of its January 2022 peak, following solid November housing-starts data and further bets by traders that interest-rate cuts are coming. A key reading of domestic inflation — the Fed's preferred Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index gauge — is looming on Friday, which means investors are likely to focus on softening price pressures in Europe, with headline inflation falling to a two-year low in Britain and factory-gate (wholesale) inflation slowing more than expected in Germany. The downside moves added more fuel to the global bond-market rally, which has seen U.S. 10-year-note yields fall the most since 2010, and boosted the case for Fed rate cuts in the early spring. Benchmark 10-year notes were marked 4 basis points lower from last night's close at 3.89% while 2-year paper slipped to 4.382%. The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six global currencies, was marked 0.23% higher at 102.397 as both the pound and the euro retreated in the wake of their respective inflation readings. Global oil prices were also active, with Brent Crude prices rising past the $80 mark for the first time in two weeks. Traders priced in the added costs of rerouting oil shipments from the Red Sea to the Cape of Good Hope following drone and missile attacks from Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Brent Crude contracts for February delivery were marked 87 cents higher at $80.15 per barrel. WTI futures contracts for January added $1.01 to trade at $74.95 per barrel. On Wall Street, futures are indicating a modestly softer open, with the S&P 500 priced for a 9-point decline and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looking at a 31-point pullback. The tech-focused Nasdaq is priced for a 50-point decline. In overseas markets, Europe's Stoxx 600 was marked 0.06% higher in early Frankfurt trading, while Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.6% in London. Overnight in Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed at a fresh 33-year high of 33,675.94 points, with a year-to-date gain of around 31%, following yesterday's dovish Bank of Japan rate decision. The regionwide MSCI ex-Japan benchmark, meanwhile, edged 0.17% into the close of trading. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Check back for live updates throughout the trading day. U.S. equity futures slipped lower Wednesday, while bond markets extended their historic December rally and the dollar held gains against its global peers, as soft inflation data, as well as further indications of a resilient domestic economy, look to support the case for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. Updated at 7:36 AM EST Mortgage borrowing boost U.S. mortgage rates fell firmly below 7% last week, data from the Mortgage Bankers' Association indicated, taking 30-year home borrowing costs to 6.83%, the lowest levels since June amid the historic December bond market rally.Related: Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound Stock Market Today Stocks extended their long autumn rally Tuesday, with the Dow hitting another record and the S&P 500 rising to within less than a percent of its January 2022 peak, following solid November housing-starts data and further bets by traders that interest-rate cuts are coming. A key reading of domestic inflation — the Fed's preferred Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index gauge — is looming on Friday, which means investors are likely to focus on softening price pressures in Europe, with headline inflation falling to a two-year low in Britain and factory-gate (wholesale) inflation slowing more than expected in Germany. The downside moves added more fuel to the global bond-market rally, which has seen U.S. 10-year-note yields fall the most since 2010, and boosted the case for Fed rate cuts in the early spring. Benchmark 10-year notes were marked 4 basis points lower from last night's close at 3.89% while 2-year paper slipped to 4.382%. The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six global currencies, was marked 0.23% higher at 102.397 as both the pound and the euro retreated in the wake of their respective inflation readings. Global oil prices were also active, with Brent Crude prices rising past the $80 mark for the first time in two weeks. Traders priced in the added costs of rerouting oil shipments from the Red Sea to the Cape of Good Hope following drone and missile attacks from Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Brent Crude contracts for February delivery were marked 87 cents higher at $80.15 per barrel. WTI futures contracts for January added $1.01 to trade at $74.95 per barrel. On Wall Street, futures are indicating a modestly softer open, with the S&P 500 priced for a 9-point decline and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looking at a 31-point pullback. The tech-focused Nasdaq is priced for a 50-point decline. In overseas markets, Europe's Stoxx 600 was marked 0.06% higher in early Frankfurt trading, while Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.6% in London. Overnight in Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed at a fresh 33-year high of 33,675.94 points, with a year-to-date gain of around 31%, following yesterday's dovish Bank of Japan rate decision. The regionwide MSCI ex-Japan benchmark, meanwhile, edged 0.17% into the close of trading. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Stock Market Today: Stocks end lower as rally loses steam
Stocks finished lower Wednesday as Wall Street's winning streak comes to an end.
Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound
U.S. mortgage rates fell nearly a quarter point last week, touching the lowest levels since June, as the domestic housing market looks set to enter 2024 with renewed momentum and improving buyer demand. The Mortgage Bankers Association said the average 30-year fixed rate for conforming loan balances of less than $726,200 fell 24 basis points (0.24 percentage point) to 6.83% for the week ended Dec. 15. The move marks a sharp decline from the 7.9% rate printed in in late October, which was the highest since 2000. However, the MBA's seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, which tracks mortgage applications for purchases of single-family homes, fell 0.6% from the previous week. Last month it hit the lowest levels since 1995. "With the positive news about the drop in inflation, and the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee projections proclaiming a pivot towards rate cuts, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached its lowest level since June,” Mike Frantantoni, the MBA’s chief economist, said in a statement. "At least as of last week, borrowers' response to this rate move was rather tepid. Veterans Affairs refinance applications jumped 18% for the week, but otherwise, both refinance and purchase applications showed small declines." Mortgage rates are tumbling, but buyers aren't ready to leap just yet. Shutterstock Home construction increases sharply The downward slide in mortgage rates, which are closely tied to 10-year Treasury bond yields, has been matched in part by a huge increase in new home construction. Builders are looking to unlock the housing market with more supply as sales of existing homes have dropped. Existing-home sales fell to the lowest levels in 13 years this fall, according to data from the National Association of Realtors, with average prices rising 3.4% to around $391,800. Private housing starts rose 14.8% to an annual rate of 1.56 million units last month, the Commerce Department indicated Tuesday, taking the year-on-year gain to around 9.3%. Builders broke ground on more single-family homes as well, with starts rising 18% on the month and a staggering 42.4% on the year. 'Slim pickings' in home-resale market: Comerica "Most Americans can’t afford the typical house, according to the National Association of Realtors’ Affordability Index — but the minority who can face slim pickings in the existing home market, and so are buying more new construction than in a typical year and sustaining single-family homebuilding," said Bill Adams, chief economist for Comerica Bank in Dallas. "The pullback in long-term interest rates will help both single-family and multifamily construction grow next year, contributing to overall economic growth and reducing the likelihood of a recession," he added. The larger decline in mortgage rates comes amid one of the strongest Treasury bond market rallies in two decades. The moves have taken benchmark 10-year note yields to a mid-summer low of 3.89%. (Bond yields fall as prices rise.) Traders have been betting heavily on the likelihood that the Federal Reserve, which sets the benchmark lending rate for the U.S. economy, will be lowering borrowing costs in the spring. The trades follow the publication of new GDP growth and inflation projections from Fed officials last week. CME Group's FedWatch, a tool market watchers use to gauge the likelihood of changes to the Fed's key rates, suggests a 71% chance of a quarter-point rate cut in March. The odds of a move in May – including larger increases of as much as half a point – are pegged at 100%.Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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U.S. mortgage rates fell nearly a quarter point last week, touching the lowest levels since June, as the domestic housing market looks set to enter 2024 with renewed momentum and improving buyer demand. The Mortgage Bankers Association said the average 30-year fixed rate for conforming loan balances of less than $726,200 fell 24 basis points (0.24 percentage point) to 6.83% for the week ended Dec. 15. The move marks a sharp decline from the 7.9% rate printed in in late October, which was the highest since 2000. However, the MBA's seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, which tracks mortgage applications for purchases of single-family homes, fell 0.6% from the previous week. Last month it hit the lowest levels since 1995. "With the positive news about the drop in inflation, and the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee projections proclaiming a pivot towards rate cuts, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached its lowest level since June,” Mike Frantantoni, the MBA’s chief economist, said in a statement. "At least as of last week, borrowers' response to this rate move was rather tepid. Veterans Affairs refinance applications jumped 18% for the week, but otherwise, both refinance and purchase applications showed small declines." Mortgage rates are tumbling, but buyers aren't ready to leap just yet. Shutterstock Home construction increases sharply The downward slide in mortgage rates, which are closely tied to 10-year Treasury bond yields, has been matched in part by a huge increase in new home construction. Builders are looking to unlock the housing market with more supply as sales of existing homes have dropped. Existing-home sales fell to the lowest levels in 13 years this fall, according to data from the National Association of Realtors, with average prices rising 3.4% to around $391,800. Private housing starts rose 14.8% to an annual rate of 1.56 million units last month, the Commerce Department indicated Tuesday, taking the year-on-year gain to around 9.3%. Builders broke ground on more single-family homes as well, with starts rising 18% on the month and a staggering 42.4% on the year. 'Slim pickings' in home-resale market: Comerica "Most Americans can’t afford the typical house, according to the National Association of Realtors’ Affordability Index — but the minority who can face slim pickings in the existing home market, and so are buying more new construction than in a typical year and sustaining single-family homebuilding," said Bill Adams, chief economist for Comerica Bank in Dallas. "The pullback in long-term interest rates will help both single-family and multifamily construction grow next year, contributing to overall economic growth and reducing the likelihood of a recession," he added. The larger decline in mortgage rates comes amid one of the strongest Treasury bond market rallies in two decades. The moves have taken benchmark 10-year note yields to a mid-summer low of 3.89%. (Bond yields fall as prices rise.) Traders have been betting heavily on the likelihood that the Federal Reserve, which sets the benchmark lending rate for the U.S. economy, will be lowering borrowing costs in the spring. The trades follow the publication of new GDP growth and inflation projections from Fed officials last week. CME Group's FedWatch, a tool market watchers use to gauge the likelihood of changes to the Fed's key rates, suggests a 71% chance of a quarter-point rate cut in March. The odds of a move in May – including larger increases of as much as half a point – are pegged at 100%.Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Mortgage rates fall below 7% as housing market begins long-awaited rebound
Tumbling mortgage rates and a surge in new home construction could unlock the dormant housing market over the coming months.
*Father told me to end myself. Should I forgive him?*
I (20M) work with my father doing contracting work. We were using a lift we rented and it wasn’t working so he lashed out on me, told me he’s tired and “by himself” and wants me to end myself so he will have “relief”. He frequently bullies me but never said this. Certain things I feel you can’t take back. Should I forgive him or consider this the end of my relationship with him? At least emotionally. submitted by /u/Jazzlike-Pitch753 to r/ask [link] [comments]
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I (20M) work with my father doing contracting work. We were using a lift we rented and it wasn’t working so he lashed out on me, told me he’s tired and “by himself” and wants me to end myself so he will have “relief”. He frequently bullies me but never said this. Certain things I feel you can’t take back. Should I forgive him or consider this the end of my relationship with him? At least emotionally. submitted by /u/Jazzlike-Pitch753 to r/ask [link] [comments]
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I (20M) work with my father doing contracting work. We were using a lift we rented and it wasn’t working so he lashed out on me, told me he’s tired and “by himself” and wants me to end myself so he will have “relief”. He frequently bullies me but never said this. Certain things I feel you can’t take back. Should I forgive him or consider this the end of my relationship with him? At least emotionally. submitted by /u/Jazzlike-Pitch753 to r/ask link comments
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I (20M) work with my father doing contracting work. We were using a lift we rented and it wasn’t working so he lashed out on me, told me he’s tired and “by himself” and wants me to end myself so he will have “relief”. He frequently bullies me but never said this. Certain things I feel you can’t take back. Should I forgive him or consider this the end of my relationship with him? At least emotionally. submitted by /u/Jazzlike-Pitch753 to r/ask link comments
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*Форменная одежда*
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*Аксельбант*
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Форма одежды и знаки различия милиции июнь 1975-12 июня 1990 года. Приказом МВД СССР № 140 от 2.06.1975 г. внесены изменения и дополнения в существующую форму одежды милиции.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/RyOTfXI Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Форма одежды и знаки различия милиции июнь 1975-12 июня 1990 года. Приказом МВД СССР № 140 от 2.06.1975 г. внесены изменения и дополнения в существующую форму одежды милиции.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/RyOTfXI Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Аксельбант
Одна из наиболее заметных деталей современного парадного воинского костюма — аксельбант . Слово пришло к нам из немецкого языка: Achsel — плечо, Band — лента, тесьма.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/Fb31zA0 Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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