There's nothing wrong with either of them (listened to Live at the Masquerade a LOT)I think I'm just ready to pass these on to someone else -maybe someone getting into vinyl?. Comment if interested and I'll pick one :)
For context, we have a 950 square foot home, and a child who just turned 1. When our family members come from four hours away, they always want to stay with us. I think part of this is a cultural thing, but regardless I find it stressful considering the size of our home. However, if we suggest a hotel they get upset. They most recently wanted to stay three nights. I find this too much?
My husband just finished his graduate degree, we both work full time, have no connections in the town and have never had a break from the baby. Between working, cooking, cleaning, and home projects the absolute last thing on earth I want to go is tend to visitors. I have been losing sleep over this visit for a few weeks now and just want to know if this is a somewhat normal feeling other people relate to? Or have a way to navigate this?
This style of window is difficult to clean but also expensive to replace with double paned glass. Any ideas for ways to make this look better?
As the title says, I've been in a predicament lately with a friend and am curious to hear your stories. What happened, how did it end, do you have any words of wisdom to impart. Not really looking for sweeping generalizations here, just others that are in the same boat.
My friend is just too negative about women for me to enjoy talking to him anymore. When I give suggestions about things women might want or ways he can change, he doesn't accept those answers as canonical despite me being a woman lol. He spends a lot of time on dating apps and working out trying to improve himself but won't address this constant negativity he has or the root of the insecurities. I've told him it's too much and he attacks me saying I'm reducing him down to the things he says.
Tldr: friend is spiraling down into bitterness about women and I'm curious if others have similar stories