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I (43f) just had sex for the first time. How do I tell my husband (44m) that I want to end our marriage

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*Abortion is a losing issue for republicans even in red states, so why are they always trying to pass laws to trying to regulate more access to abortions?*

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Abortion is a losing issue for republicans even in red states, so why are they always trying to pass laws to trying to regulate more access to abortions?

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*My budget silenced my mom and her husband about bootstrapping.*

A few weeks ago my family invited me to my brother’s 21st birthday at the local casino and I told them I couldn’t afford it. I could pay for gas to be there but I don’t have money in my budget for pocket money fordrinks, gambling etc. I told my mom that I could be present but I didn’t have money to spend. He husband was saying I needed to make a budget so I did. I make 52k in a HCOL city, live alone and here is my budget Rent - 1200 Credit Card 700 Best Buy - 100 Car Insurance - 57 Tuition 140 on the 5th of the month until 12/5 Electricity 100 during summer 50 during fall-spring 1200+600+100+57+140+100= 2,197 Medications - 35 Apple Music - 20 Apple Care - 11 ChatGPT - 22 Disney+ - 15 Prime - 16 ICloud - 2 Hulu - 9 35+20+11+22+15+16+2+9=130 2197+130=2327 Weekly deposit $725 Monthly = 2,900 2900-2327= 573/Month Left not including gas or groceries. Gas is $50/week x 4 = 200 573-200 =373 $373 a month to eat and for any emergencies. I did my budget and sent it to my family group chat and not one person said anything!!! Idk what bootstraps I have left to pull up. I have an AA and BS degree and am working on a Python applications certificate at my local CC. I have 10+ years of work experience in my field and a solid portfolio. I have been applying for jobs and getting interviews but get ghosted in the end. I really am at my wits end with the US. I wish my grandparents never came here from Central America. My grandfather lived the American Dream while I get the American Nightmare. I know I’m not the only person feeling like this which is the sad part. /end rant Edit: I didn’t post this for “Sympathy” which is kind of a weird thing to say. Why would I come on the internet and be entirely vulnerable and transparent for yall to come shit on me? I know someone out there is feeling the squeeze financially too and if I feel alone, shitty, and bordering on suicidal because of my financial situation I know someone else is feeling it too So this post is for them. You’re not alone. submitted by /u/highfriends to r/antiwork [link] [comments]
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My budget silenced my mom and her husband about bootstrapping.

A few weeks ago my family invited me to my brother’s 21st birthday at the local casino and I told them I couldn’t afford it. I could pay for gas to be there but I don’t have money in my budget for pocket money fordrinks, gambling etc. I told my mom that I could be present but I didn’t have money to spend. He husband was saying I needed to make a budget so I did. I make 52k in a HCOL city, live alone and here is my budget Rent - 1200 Credit Card 700 Best Buy - 100 Car Insurance - 57 Tuition 140 on the 5th of the month until 12/5 Electricity 100 during summer 50 during fall-spring 1200+600+100+57+140+100= 2,197 Medications - 35 Apple Music - 20 Apple Care - 11 ChatGPT - 22 Disney+ - 15 Prime - 16 ICloud - 2 Hulu - 9 35+20+11+22+15+16+2+9=130 2197+130=2327 Weekly deposit $725 Monthly = 2,900 2900-2327= 573/Month Left not including gas or groceries. Gas is $50/week x 4 = 200 573-200 =373 $373 a month to eat and for any emergencies. I did my budget and sent it to my family group chat and not one person said anything!!! Idk what bootstraps I have left to pull up. I have an AA and BS degree and am working on a Python applications certificate at my local CC. I have 10+ years of work experience in my field and a solid portfolio. I have been applying for jobs and getting interviews but get ghosted in the end. I really am at my wits end with the US. I wish my grandparents never came here from Central America. My grandfather lived the American Dream while I get the American Nightmare. I know I’m not the only person feeling like this which is the sad part. /end rant Edit: I didn’t post this for “Sympathy” which is kind of a weird thing to say. Why would I come on the internet and be entirely vulnerable and transparent for yall to come shit on me? I know someone out there is feeling the squeeze financially too and if I feel alone, shitty, and bordering on suicidal because of my financial situation I know someone else is feeling it too So this post is for them. You’re not alone. submitted by /u/highfriends to r/antiwork link comments
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Babysat baby Ozzie for my friend this past weekend. I didn’t want to give him back!

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People who got the well built didn't complain tho

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Gazans wave white flags and hold up ID papers as they flee south | CNN

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*Ex-Ford CEO warns of fierce challenge ahead for electric vehicles*

Across almost every segment of the electric-vehicle industry, demand seems to be slowing. Hertz is slowing the electrification of its rental fleets, citing poor resale value and higher-than-expected repair costs. General Motors GM has scrapped plans to develop a cheap EV with Honda, in addition to scrapping an earlier EV-production target of 400,000 vehicles by 2024. The automaker is additionally delaying the production of its coming EV line, which Chief Executive Mary Barra said would reduce costs and expand profitability. At Ford F, where the EV division lost $1.3 billion during the third quarter, in a similar move said that it was postponing around $12 billion of investments in EVs. And even Tesla TSLA, the indisputable EV king, has been struggling, reporting lower-than-expected deliveries and slashing prices in an effort to entice wary consumers. Related: Top analysts break down the 'meltdown' of the global electric vehicle market "The bottom line," former Ford CEO Mark Fields told CNBC, "is EV demand is cooling as the early-adopter phase wanes off." "You've got a challenge in the industry," he added. Deutsche Bank's lead auto technology analyst, Emmanuel Rosner, noted a slowdown in EV adoption. He said the EV market is in the midst of a "meltdown" as earnest investors deal with new expectations from automakers, which are treading a bit more softly when it comes to EVs. Fields agreed, saying this meltdown is particularly potent with "new companies that "have come on and are solely EVs at very high price points." Established automakers like Ford or GM, he said, will certainly face challenges ahead when it comes to electrification. But these automakers can rely for now on the business generated by their internal combustion engine vehicles to fund investments in EVs. Lucid reported revenue of $137.8 million, driven by delivery of 1,457 vehicles, for the third quarter of the year. Tesla reported deliveries of 435,000 EVs for the year, below Wall Street estimates of 455,000. NurPhoto/Getty Images The EV-only companies, such as Lucid and Rivian, don't have that resource to fall back on. And with EV demand where it is, Fields said, any automaker's decision to pull back its EV investments was a "rational approach." "From where we stood six months ago, it's going to be a challenging time for everyone involved in the EV market right now," he said. Related: Former Ford CEO has a blunt warning for the electric vehicle industryEVs are still the future Still, Fields is convinced that the transition to electric propulsion systems is inevitable. It's just a transition that is going to "take longer than everybody expected." General Motors, he said, is pushing back its investments. But the company is sticking to its plan to produce one million EVs by 2025, an increase of around 10 times the company's current production. The industry, Fields said, is still pointing toward electrification. It's just doing so more slowly. The main obstacles automakers still must overcome are cost and charging infrastructure, to assuage consumers' so-called range anxiety, the concern they won't have enough battery power to get where they're going. "This is going to be an inexorable transition in terms of propulsion systems," he said. Lucid, among the newer EV-only companies to which Fields referred, reported a net loss of $631 million for its third quarter. The company cut its production outlook for the year to a range of 8,000 to 8,500 vehicles, below earlier estimates of 10,000.Related: One of Tesla's most prominent competitors has no plans to engage in Elon Musk's vicious price war Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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