@MemeBoi52828248@MKULTRAMISH Thanks a lot for sharing . You are quite the opposite of her she is expressive and highly active and not quiet or timid. Her issue is mainly communication and receptive skills.
@JMkanzi35157@Vhoyde Point was some lessons, especially in relationships, are best learned when the stakes are low. Imagine your first serious relationship at 40, with money and everything else figured out. You still need time to learn boundaries, communication, compatibility and spotting red flags.
@KevvyKv@InshallahSZN As a man you don’t want to learn some relationship lessons at 38. Knowing yourself, choosing well, setting boundaries, handling conflict and spotting red flags are easier to learn before the stakes get high. Relationship experience is part of having your life together.
@MetlheadFox@MKULTRAMISH Hope you don’t mind me asking. Do you know how you were at around age 2 from what you are told. I have a daughter who is on the spectrum still doesn’t respond to her name. I’m worried about her future everyday. Just want to know if it gets better
@michael_wardrip@MKULTRAMISH Hope you don’t mind me asking. Do you know how you were at around age 2 from what you are told. I have a daughter who is on the spectrum still doesn’t respond to her name. I’m worried about her future everyday. Just want to know if it gets better
@MemeBoi52828248@MKULTRAMISH Hope you don’t mind me asking. Do you know how you were at around age 2 from what you are told. I have a daughter who is on the spectrum still doesn’t respond to her name. I’m worried about her future everyday. Just want to know if it gets better
@JMkanzi35157@Vhoyde Or he thought having money automatically makes you desirable, which is the mentality of many men. As a man, you have to build yourself holistically financially, physically, and socially. Focus on only one, and the gaps will show.
@Ayobami4368@seyedele No way. Generational wealth comes from: (a) being born in a wealth and multiplying the advantage eg Bezos, Musk, Gates, Dangote; (b) strong national infrastructure plus exceptional talent—Jensen Huang; (c) corrupt politics but that's wealth, not generational.
@agundarachel@FKAHAFARE I’ve seen firsthand what some married colleagues do after work while telling their spouses a completely different story. It’s awful. One was even exposed through blackmail after her friend threatened to reveal her affairs to her husband over an unpaid debt.
@FKAHAFARE Can’t blame them I’ve seen firsthand how the work husband stuff works its terrible when it gets out of hand can’t wish it on my worst enemy.
@salty2_coco@murtipoojak@JakeTbird I would find it funny. If the comedian had good delivery and a good punchline, like the comedian in the OP, then yes, I’d laugh. The subject matter alone doesn’t determine whether something is funny the execution of the joke also is important.
@murtipoojak@JakeTbird You're proving my point: a '33 million gods' joke isn't a theology exam. Correct real misinformation if you must just don't mistake 'nobody laughed' for 'everybody was misled. I’m actually Christian and I found the Christian part funny.
@murtipoojak@JakeTbird Humor is subjective. You not finding it funny is perfectly valid. It just means you are not the target audience .Not every joke needs your approval to be funny. 😂