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A woman divorces her husband because he stood up for himself
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A woman divorces her husband because he stood up for himself

Okay so I found this Medium article and I am actually losing my mind.

This stay at home wife openly admits she has not slept with her husband in over a year because she is touched out. Meanwhile this guy works fifty hours a week to keep a roof over her head.

The guy finally wakes up and stops giving her free validation. He stops being a doormat and what does she do? She snoops through his iPad finds out he is reading some psychology stuff and instantly calls him abusive and apparently divorces him.

I stg they do not truly love us they just want the utility and lifestyle we provide. The second you stop being a resource for them to extract from you are completely disposable. Read this garbage and tell me I am wrong.

Medium Article

u/TravellingSamuel231 — 6 days ago
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Long-Awaited Preliminary Report From Defense Scientist Reveals 'Man-made Object” Beneath the Surface of Durupinar in Turkey

BaktharRadar Scans Reveal All Non-Geological Features, with "hallways” or tunnels throughout the structure., revealing organized patterns, voids andr "hallways”

Dr. Bakhtar holds a Ph.D. in engineering and rock mechanics, with training at Imperial College London, Penn State, Princeton, UC Berkeley and the University of Utah. He has authored or co-authored more than 200 technical papers and reports, and has spent four decades finding what cannot be seen from the surface: buried objects, cavities, shielded materials and complex underground structures, for clients including the U.S. Air Force, Navy, Army, Defense Threat Reduction Agency and NORAD-USNORTHCOM.

He described the Durupınar returns as unlike any dataset he’s ever recorded. The combination of scale, internal order and contrast against the surrounding valley, where the same instrument does not resolve equivalent architecture is what led him to call the buried object "extraordinary”

manilatimes.net
u/Atlantee — 14 days ago
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Azores Plateau Pyramid Discovery

·         Found:                April 10. 2026

·         Source:            https://emodnet.ec.europa.eu/geoviewer/
EMODnet  The European Marine Observation and Data Network  

·         Location:         North Atlantic Ocean  Azores Plateau

1.      A large pyramid centered on a circular platform or “island.”

2.      An appendage-type “dock” extending from the base of the pyramid
to the edge of “island” located between

3.      two large, curved walls located on each side of the “dock”

as a possible entrance.

To date this is the only structure found in the vicinity.
Presently, coordinate info is available on a need-to-know basis

u/Evening-Ad5642 — 14 days ago