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Use these five simple rules to answer any question you may have. They will save YOU and your partner hours of frustration later. And they will make your relationship feel better the closer you are around the issue at hand.

I can smell it now - it melts my goddamn heart. ---------- EDIT: Thanks for everyone who has commented, or even just a quick giggle about my joke. The amount of positive responses has been amazing; most folks are like "am I the only one that thinks cheese makes people go 'round and round and..'" To which I reply “you're not alone, by” And to those asking “is there any way you could have guessed that people would be so excited to taste it?” To wit: no, there is no such thing as

Humor][achievements?] You bet Jurassican dads these are gonna blow up! Let's give them a chance. "I can't wait until my wee boy is old enough for us both..." [removed]

This is a great convo](https://bit.ly/2yqA9zT) between two women with autism about their day. The first woman is articulate and gets the point of why we need this sub so much - both moms struggle with anger and can be hard for people like us who are just trying HELP them. I would love to see your best solutions to these problems. edit: A lot prompted me posting here! Thank all those that provided sensible advice and shared personal stories. It's nice hearing what makes you happy and hopefully some will find value amongst my many sage opinions.<|

Edit: I'm seeing a lot these threads relating specifically Avatar Aang/Zuko/Cyclops, but don’t want too rigid a categorization here. Just a general sense of where each group stands on the issues. Aang has generally sided with the Republic, while the other two are more ambivalent. Leo is perhaps the most extreme case, as he sees the world through the eyes only of the Southern Air Nomads, but they are also deeply flawed and chaotic, so their position probably isn’T-split. On the whole though, they tend towards the middle ground

Donormalized spelling. Don't just spell out what is happening. Use the preposition instead of the conjunction, e.g., "We heard about this person who was against privatizing the fire department. Have they been laying around all day?" edit - thanks for the award! I am not familiar exactly with the Reddit community, but this was very helpful.

I think you got it backwards. edit: formatting. description =<<frictionless friction sex; dynamic friction with a moving object. Also called frictionless play. The act of gently ring or scratching genitals together as a form of affection. Not sexual intercourse, though still very much so. You don't have actual genital contact happening during this part (this) but rather some combination...of hands ring, stroking, massaging, etc. The most common are hand- and footbal slapping (also called cupping or toe-touching). These gestures happen

Can I have a couple bites of this? Can she have a hug? A cle? A book? Anything really?" edit - thanks everyone for the feedback! I really appreciate it! I'm going back and reworking some of these prompts as I go :)

The above is a continuation/update (adding context where appropriate). Point 2 is how we should respond to the 3rd email with the photo. I think we can start there. Let her know what we think; we are not suggesting that she ignore this or brush it off. She can ask further questions; maybe asking if there is anything we haven't already discussed. If so then we will answer them separately.If you have thoughts on ways to better engage her then please feel free|>

YES! The second part will come very naturally after you do all 3 parts. edit - Wow you guys rock!! First time poster! Thanks for the encouragement and upvotes! Let me know if any other dads wanna join in... ".....it gets better "

OK, I'll try to add some more detail as time allows. The first three -- why, should we worry about, when, where?* -- are pretty basic questions. Beyond that is what's called an "implication". An implication is simply a conclusion; you know why something happened, then it could be worse, or it could even indicate that there's other possibilities (that might not be obvious). We already know about TikTok, so that must be factored in. yesterday my oldest daughter (4) asked me this, which prompted my second response, also from her:

What is this nonsense? Why does my wife hate me so much?! edit - thanks everyone for the helpful comments! The main takeaway here is that there is a lot we can learn from each other as people build emotional foundations for talking about issues together. Working on building empathy through listening, which is hard, is an important part too. We also need knowledge about our environment (both personal and professional), and how to be aware when others are using or misusing language. Lastly.. we need standards-based tools for creating safe spaces where we can all be heard,

Edit - I've been thinking lately that maybe we should create some sort of virtual community for likeminded folks to come hang out in and have a little bit of a space to meet other like minds. And then maybe get access to members only so we can keep the conversation going even when there's no activity. '" [This](https://associates.google.com/daddit?hl=en&amp%3Bt=1393454995&amp+width=552&amp%25%3Bauto=webp&amp=enabled&amp=

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Edit - I've been thinking lately that maybe we should make a bigger effort as writers to explain why certain things have happened, what the message is, etc. So here goes: yesterday I went to see a screening for The Matrix 3D, I got there just as the cast and crew were leaving the theater. As they were getting off the elevator I asked them if they had anything else they wanted me to say. They told me nothing else. I kept asking, and they didn't answer... Then I asked, "What's with this st

Yesterday, I heard you about a suggestion to buy tickets to go see a play on Friday the 13th for a play by a local girl group. We could go to the park and then stay at the hotel as usual, but they said there would only be 45$, so we'd need to get there earlier. the play is by a nonagenarian playwright, PJ Heyes. The production company booked it through their website, but due to space issues they've had to book it separately.I offered ideas for dates, venues etc... They're struggling

I will try reading them back to myself slowly, while meditating and thinking. I don’t know exactly what to think but what I am getting at is that grief and sring are two completely different things. One can feel horrible and the other can seem totally benign. So when somebody says that grief is worse than it has ever been, that is probably hyperbole. It really does not describe what is happening real life-wise, so please do yourself and your family a favor and read through the comment thread instead - there is potential here that is very powerful.

<|sols r/daddit> She did see (referring to our conversation earlier). Point made.

Yesterday I went to the local park and we had a great time. We were walking along a path where there was a bench with a fountain. There is an old wooden fence around the edge of one end. A little boy came running up and sat down here. I asked him if he wanted to play for a few minutes while I cleaned up the fountain. He said no. I waited about 5 minutes and then asked again. He again refused. So I walked over and knocked and addressed his mom. She comes running up, sits down, looks at me and says, “I’m sick