I didn't job hop, but my first 'real' job was following graduate school for a very specific degree. I definitely see job hopping more when young people don't have specific career training.

So if you disagree with someone's political view, you cannot utilize other things that person produces?

I logged onto their site through social media, and they emailed me a code for 20% off

Thank you! I got a coupon code for the Neuralli, so I just ordered some. I am hoping it works!

Oh gosh, these are such good ideas. Time to go shopping. At the end of the school year I always have five to eight gifts I need to put together and this will help so much

Nice! This is a great idea

I did think of a couple of more: A nice box of chocolate Candle or a nice pen (This is a little more person dependent)

Generally, I skip gift giving if the only thing I can come up with is a gift card. I'm personally not a fan of just exchanging money with someone.

Good ideas!

I am a tote bag fan myself, I like to have one for each activity for the household plus extras that can be used at any time. Heavy duty ones from Vera Bradley or LL Bean are a favorite..

$50 ish

Any suggestions for a gift that most women would like? Current ideas: Cute tote bag Tervis style cup Fun t-shirt Trying to stay away from gift cards

Hearing loss among teenagers is on the rise due to the use of earbuds. I would definitely get it checked out.

My rising 9th grader has dyslexia, and traditional world geography course would not be a good fit for him. I'd like to put something together using Great Courses. Has anyone put something together like this?

I would also definitely do it the hysterectomy. I had one a year and a half ago and recovery was perfectly fine, minimal pain and no real issues.

I think this will be my new method.

Furniture stores have never taken away old furniture. We take our old furniture apart and put it in the trash piece by piece over a few weeks. Rip off the fabric, pull off stuffing then use a sawsall to chop up the rest. It's a pain but we don't have a bulk pick up option

I might return to a different ER and request a cardioversion

That is standard operating procedure for a lot of churches, especially those that are very small. I'm assuming that that kind of thing gets shared on the church prayer email list frequently. If I attended that type of church, I would specifically tell someone if I did not want them to put out information. In your particular case, if it doesn't bother you that other people know, and you know everyone on the email list, then no it should not be a problem. I would imagine that the person you told knows that you don't care if other people know that you're sick and you know everyone on the list and would assume that it wouldn't bother you for it to be shared unless you specified such. A larger church likely would not do that simply because of the numbers involved, at least that has been my experience. In the future, if you don't want things shared, then you need to specify that in conversation.

I LOVE high waisted jeans and I'm so glad they have made a comeback! Midrise jeans are almost showing off my rear end and low waste jeans definitely show off parts that no one needs to see if I can even get them up. I'm tall with a very high rise, so high waisted jeans fit me beautifully. Every time they come back in style I buy multiple pairs to last me because I know they're going to go out again. I also personally love wide leg trouser style jeans, but straight leg is fine too.

At one of my kid's colleges, a public speaking assignment was to pair with a random person in the class and describe step by step how to put on a condom. An English class has very sexually explicit readings for every assignment in the class. A psych class prof wanted his class to go to a strip club and then report on their findings. IMO, none of this is appropriate at ANY age, much less 14.

It took us 3 years to wrap up everything on an estate that had a will and trust.

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There are lots of books available on leaving a narcissist. There is a podcast by a pastor called Enough is Enough (David Clark) that goes through the steps of leaving. If this is common behavior, I guess would be not that he is planning on leaving, but that it is typical gaslighting and part of the narcissist routine of " No one else will want you." See if you can find a support group in your area and start making a plan. Figure out what you need to do to get finances in order, contact an attorney, decide if you want to stay in the house or if you want to move. I'm very sorry you are dealing with this.

Sounds like it is time to plan leaving.