u/Good_Claim_5472

I want to show them videos and show them how things truly are but I don’t know if anything I can do is worth it. I have health issues and no job and no place of my own. My mom and aunt are in their 60s. I worry they are too far gone in some ways. I have so many things I want to say and show them but the only things I feel like I can show them without stirring up tension are movies that show how conspiracies and fascism and authoritarianism take over people. I feel bad that I haven’t done enough to sway them more. Maybe this is how the higher ups partly want it.

Dating advice often seems to fall into two extremes: telling men never to approach women in public, or encouraging approaches without considering how unwanted attention can make women feel. I’m interested in a more nuanced feminist perspective on how men can express attraction without creating pressure.

On a first date, what distinguishes welcome flirting from being too forward too soon? How can someone make the interaction feel romantic while still paying attention to reciprocity and boundaries?

In public, which settings make a brief approach potentially appropriate, and which should generally be avoided? If the situation is appropriate, what could a man actually say? Is offering his own number better than asking for hers?

This is about broader social norms, not advice concerning a specific person or interaction. I’d appreciate practical examples as well as perspectives on consent, safety, and making rejection easy.

It promises to send alpha waves into the right side of your brain to calm down the beta waves that causes the tinnitus. This explanation seems concise but still fuzzy to me. Has anyone tried this for a long period of time?

I thought the movie was quite good but the first wave of reviews being negative because of the unexpected delay that led to the critics out in the rain and leading to bad reviews I feel like snowballed into the movie having a negative consensus overall

I have a tcl oled and this only happens when I use hbo max. Anytime there’s a score or soundtrack the volume peaks and makes a warping sound 1 beat per second and it doesn’t matter how loud or quiet the tv volume is