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When you age, do the people you’re attracted to age as well?

I’m 23 right now and I don’t particularly find 40 year olds attractive. When you age would you start finding people around your age more attractive and people younger less attractive? submitted by /u/wankcat to r/NoStupidQuestions link comments
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*AITA for telling my aunt to keep her gifts since my kids couldn’t care less about them?*

I have two toddler sons. They’re just like any other toddler and are pretty self absorbed. Currently, one adores cars and the other loves the color red. Toddler 1 won’t play with anything but cars and toddler 2 will only play with red toys. My mom hosted a party the other night and one of my aunts came. She bought a bunch of gifts for all the kids. The older kids were respectful and accepted their gifts, but my sons simply glanced at the toys, noticed they weren’t cars or red, and moved onto something else. I thanked her for the toys and made a joke about how unpredictable toddlers are after realizing that she looked upset but she rolled her eyes and said “that was rude.” I told her that they’re toddlers and she said “so? My kids knew how to say thank you by the time they were 3.“ I told her that they can say please and thank you, but they’re still learning. She made a noise and said “learning to be rude.” I told her she was being a little sensitive and that they’re literally babies. They don’t even understand the concepts of being “rude” or “ungrateful.” She got annoyed and said fine then, don’t expect any more presents after today and that she hates entitled parents like me who are blinded by their children and think they can do no wrong. I said whatever, and told her she could keep the gifts she bought for today since my kids couldn’t care less about them. She got all red in the face and said now she knows why the boys are so rude but I just grabbed the kids and my husband and left. I was extremely angry at the moment but now I’m just in disbelief. Who gets offended by a toddler? My mom says my aunt is very upset with me and is threatening to uninvite us from her Christmas dinner (aunt is hosting this year) unless I apologize and promise to raise my kids better. My mom thinks we’re being ridiculous and I should just say sorry but I said no. AITA? I just can’t wrap my head around why she’s so angry? Edit: First, to be more specific, the boys just turned 2. Second, I feel I made this clear, but I apologized and thanked my aunt before anything else. The boys had already run off to their dad and were preoccupied with him by the time I got to my aunt so dragging them over and trying to maybe get a thank you out of them felt like a waste of time for all of us. I’m not saying she isn’t allowed to feel hurt, but she didn’t have to say all those things about my kids. I’ve explained this in the comments, people still think I’m in the wrong but a few people are saying to include it anyways. The boys don’t really speak. Yes they’re 2 and I’m sure your 2 year old niece or nephew can speak several languages but my sons barely say mommy and daddy sometimes. It’s not something concerning, but I didn’t think it was worth the time to drag my kids back to me and my aunt and get them to say thank you which they won’t even acknowledge me until about 10 minutes in and then they’ll just stare—sometimes I can get a noise or sound out of them maybe a “oo” but I figured my aunt had better things to do than wait that long. I sincerely believe that there was no reason for her to get so angry but I understand that I was wrong and will apologize. We won’t be attending her Christmas party though. Thanks for all the comments, I appreciate the nice ones with constructive criticism. submitted by /u/Okoak_23 to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]
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AITA for telling my aunt to keep her gifts since my kids couldn’t care less about them?

I have two toddler sons. They’re just like any other toddler and are pretty self absorbed. Currently, one adores cars and the other loves the color red. Toddler 1 won’t play with anything but cars and toddler 2 will only play with red toys. My mom hosted a party the other night and one of my aunts came. She bought a bunch of gifts for all the kids. The older kids were respectful and accepted their gifts, but my sons simply glanced at the toys, noticed they weren’t cars or red, and moved onto something else. I thanked her for the toys and made a joke about how unpredictable toddlers are after realizing that she looked upset but she rolled her eyes and said “that was rude.” I told her that they’re toddlers and she said “so? My kids knew how to say thank you by the time they were 3.“ I told her that they can say please and thank you, but they’re still learning. She made a noise and said “learning to be rude.” I told her she was being a little sensitive and that they’re literally babies. They don’t even understand the concepts of being “rude” or “ungrateful.” She got annoyed and said fine then, don’t expect any more presents after today and that she hates entitled parents like me who are blinded by their children and think they can do no wrong. I said whatever, and told her she could keep the gifts she bought for today since my kids couldn’t care less about them. She got all red in the face and said now she knows why the boys are so rude but I just grabbed the kids and my husband and left. I was extremely angry at the moment but now I’m just in disbelief. Who gets offended by a toddler? My mom says my aunt is very upset with me and is threatening to uninvite us from her Christmas dinner (aunt is hosting this year) unless I apologize and promise to raise my kids better. My mom thinks we’re being ridiculous and I should just say sorry but I said no. AITA? I just can’t wrap my head around why she’s so angry? Edit: First, to be more specific, the boys just turned 2. Second, I feel I made this clear, but I apologized and thanked my aunt before anything else. The boys had already run off to their dad and were preoccupied with him by the time I got to my aunt so dragging them over and trying to maybe get a thank you out of them felt like a waste of time for all of us. I’m not saying she isn’t allowed to feel hurt, but she didn’t have to say all those things about my kids. I’ve explained this in the comments, people still think I’m in the wrong but a few people are saying to include it anyways. The boys don’t really speak. Yes they’re 2 and I’m sure your 2 year old niece or nephew can speak several languages but my sons barely say mommy and daddy sometimes. It’s not something concerning, but I didn’t think it was worth the time to drag my kids back to me and my aunt and get them to say thank you which they won’t even acknowledge me until about 10 minutes in and then they’ll just stare—sometimes I can get a noise or sound out of them maybe a “oo” but I figured my aunt had better things to do than wait that long. I sincerely believe that there was no reason for her to get so angry but I understand that I was wrong and will apologize. We won’t be attending her Christmas party though. Thanks for all the comments, I appreciate the nice ones with constructive criticism. submitted by /u/Okoak23 to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]
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*Jim Morrison consoling a fan backstage after she was whacked by a chair when a riot broke out at a Doors concert in 1968.*

submitted by /u/waitingforthesun92 to r/OldSchoolCool [link] [comments]
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Jim Morrison consoling a fan backstage after she was whacked by a chair when a riot broke out at a Doors concert in 1968.

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Millennials walked on Instagram so Gen Z could run on TikTok

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*meirl*

Y’all are breaking out in song too? submitted by /u/SayitagainCraig to r/meirl [link] [comments]
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meirl

Y’all are breaking out in song too? submitted by /u/SayitagainCraig to r/meirl link comments
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*Форменная одежда ВКС*

1 августа 2015 года был создан новый род войск, который получил название воздушно-космические силы, для этого были объединены военно-воздушные силы и войска...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/wqe2sLK 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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Форменная одежда ВКС

1 августа 2015 года был создан новый род войск, который получил название воздушно-космические силы, для этого были объединены военно-воздушные силы и войска...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/wqe2sLK 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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*what oscar winner had the worst post oscar career?*

an academy award is often considered to be the highest honor someone working in the film industry can receive. and most people believe that winning an academy award will result in the career of the winner taking off. however, there are numerous examples of oscar winners who's post oscar careers haven't been too hot. in your opinion, what oscar winner had the worst post oscar career? submitted by /u/herequeerandgreat to r/movies [link] [comments]
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what oscar winner had the worst post oscar career?

an academy award is often considered to be the highest honor someone working in the film industry can receive. and most people believe that winning an academy award will result in the career of the winner taking off. however, there are numerous examples of oscar winners who's post oscar careers haven't been too hot. in your opinion, what oscar winner had the worst post oscar career? submitted by /u/herequeerandgreat to r/movies link comments
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