@BallisticPissle@snuppydogg genuine question, do you have any studies that back this up? not saying youre wrong, but the framing of your point is interesting, and there definitely are differences in how people break up or mistreat people in relationships
@ThatHartleyKat@Garfieldisdoc@Rainbow6Game agree like the max should be higher because even if its connectivity issues at that point youve done it a bunch of times in a short time frame the reasoning isnt as important as how its impacting your team consistently
@olivvrszn if you type -ai after the search that almost always gets rid of the overview. problem is you cant do that if you did wanna search up something about ai, as the -ai removes all things that have text of “ai” in them as well
@boosterlfic@PSSMKR another interpretation is it shows johns good character, he clearly didnt have to give her the money bc her silence no longer mattered, he just felt bad about his role in the event that ruined her life, even if it wasnt directly his fault her dad died, he has empathy for her
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@EgleGiedre49110@mental_m1lk@gffyoq additionally, yes theres is a point with many therapy relationships where treatment does end because the person no longer requires treatment, but there are many ups and downs to life, you can be in therapy for 15 years but not 15 years straight for example
@EgleGiedre49110@mental_m1lk@gffyoq complicated answer, in short, no that doesnt prove it doesnt work. think of therapy like exercise for your mind, it doesnt have to mean you have significant mental distress or issues to keep going for that long, its can be like going to the gym, to keep your mental life healthy
Not a single media outlet has mentioned Spurs going without an away penalty since 2023.
Yet, the perfectly correct decision to disallow a handball goal against us triggers a multi-day debate all over the place.
The way this club talked about is objectively ridiculous.
@gffyoq not overnight but it definitely can work, doing this over a long period of time can change the lens with which you view the world to be more positive in general and interpret events positively, definitely has changed my life
In America “Labor Day” means everyone with a fake email job gets the day off and actual laborers have to work twice as hard to keep up with the extra demand created
@utdbrxy@v1zzyvisuals I get this idea, but all the other managers at spurs recently have gone and done well elsewhere afterward except frank, who seemingly cant get any job in management at least at a similar level. i think andrews success highlighted just how much frank was actually holding them back
If Richarlison stays, he should not be booed or abused when he puts on the shirt.
I’ve wanted him to leave for a long time, and his rant was childish. But he has a contract, and I don’t blame him for putting himself first.
Booing or abusing him achieves absolutely nothing.
I hate lazy pitchfork mentality I’m seeing around Richarlison.
Not his job to make our recruitment strategy work.
His life and career.
Got every right to make decisions based on what’s right for HIM.
Always tried his best for this club.
Lovely human being as well.
Chill.
Today, I say goodbye to a place that, for five seasons, was much more than a club. It was my home, my challenge and the place where my family and I built such an important part of our lives.
I leave with a heart full of memories and enormous pride for everything we lived and achieved together.
When I arrived, I had a clear dream: to leave my name in this club’s history. I knew the only way was through hard work, sacrifice and achieving something that had seemed so difficult for so long: lifting a trophy again.
**And we did it.**
The journey wasn’t perfect, but I don’t want that to define my goodbye. I choose to remember the happy moments, the lessons, the people who stood by me and, above all, the love I received during these five years.
Thank you to everyone at the club who shared this journey with me. Coaches, teammates, staff and every person working behind the scenes you are all part of my story and have a place in my heart.
And to the fans:
Thank you for loving me, respecting me and making me feel like one of you from day one. Thank you for every hug, every song, every flag, every applause and for always being there.
I know I wasn’t perfect, but one thing gives me peace: I always gave everything. I defended this shirt with pride and with all my heart.
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
I’m leaving the club, but a part of my heart will always remain here.
Once I was one of you. Today, I leave as one of you forever.
With all my love and respect.
Thank you for everything. And goodbye @SpursOfficial 🤍
without him de zerbi would have come in to a squad that lacked any bit of athleticism required for high intensity pressing, I am tired of Tudor being used as the scape goat for Thomas Frank's failures.
@VitoComedy i understand the criticism but tbh it was nice that he didnt talk because every scene in the movie with people talking is just boring monotonous exposition spewing