u/FreedomMysterious641

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4 a.m. on a Sunday, and for the past 45 minutes, he’s been nonstop barking and it’s honestly overwhelming. He literally woke everyone up from sleep. I was already fed up seeing society push the same “settle down, marriage, kids” script like it’s the only path, and I don’t really see meaning in that direction right now, still wanted to test it for myself.

Lately my parents have been talking about marriage and kids, and I thought getting a dog would help me understand responsibility and patience. Instead, it just gave me a real reality check about how demanding caregiving actually is.

Narak doston 😅, test yourself before taking big decisions, good luck, be careful. Whoever has married recently, how’s life going?

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The behaviour of Hyenas

Nurseries have these tiny plants in small pots but they’re packed with flowers. How do they do it? Is it fertilizers, pruning, or something more scientific like growth regulators? Would love to know the actual methods behind this.

Any experienced gardeners here?

26 now, and I feel the need to build a home for myself. The design preferences my father and I have are completely different, and I can’t continue staying in this room anymore. At the moment, I have a car, a bike, and a dog, and I work from home.

I want a house with a smart garage that can accommodate both my car and bike. I only need two rooms and a single bathroom, and two spacious halls would be sufficient. Everything should be extremely minimalistic, I don’t want any unnecessary items. I don’t even need a traditional bed; I’d prefer a floor setup with a mattress and pillows.

I’d like a large TV that can also function as a monitor, so I can use the same setup for both work and entertainment. Basic furniture like a sofa, a table, and a dining setup is enough. I also want a large tree inside the main living space.

The front should have large glass sections, and I’d like a rooftop patio as well, with partial glass coverage. Outside, I want a simple lawn with a few flowers, nothing too varied, just something that looks consistent across all seasons. The overall design and colors should be clean and minimal, with no flashy or loud elements. I’d prefer a palette limited to two or three tones, possibly including onyx.

Given all this, what do you think would be the minimum cost to build something like this? I don’t wanna burn a lot of cash, I’ve also realized that the quality of the builder matters a lot, even expensive materials can look bad if the execution isn’t good. I would love to hear your thoughts!

Anyone else go from never wanting kids to wanting to be a dad? I’m 25ish now, but seeing the world rn such pollution, chaos, uncertainty - I’ve got 0 interest bringing another generation into this mess.

Been talking to this girl for long, and she always gets mad at me for it, says I’m manipulated/negative. I shared facts and stuff that shaped my view, but she ignores it and seems in a fantasy world where she’d compromise anything just to have kids.

She’s not even settled or focused properly rn, but only talks marriage, kids, enjoy life.

Is this a red flag or am I dumb and not understanding life?

Lately had a lab now he’s 4 month, god damn it’s freaking tough🥺😄