My partner did this for me early in our relationship, they actually fed me and all of my overnight coworkers with a homemade meal. We have been married for more than a decade and I still tear up thinking about this memory.
This video pops up every once in a while...I'm pretty sure it was claimed to be fake, but as I remember there wasn't much detail other than the video itself.
A couple people at work use the white/black emojis instead of the yellow. I don't know why, but it always seems weird to me that you took the extra time to select your race.
There is actually a "show NSFW content" toggle on your user settings. Just click the pancake stack in the top corner of the page, expand the arrow next to your username, then click the settings gear.
I don't know anything about your life or situation so please take this with a massive grain of salt.
Your grandpa may be a victim of a time when men were absolutely not allowed to have mental health struggles.
Seriously, I know some of us can't even fathom that, but it simply wasn't allowed.
There was no understanding, there was no conversation, and if you attempted to discuss the subject you would be met with very abrasive and inaccurate advice that is the equivalent of "suck it up" or "anxiety and depression are made up" as I am sure you have seen a lot of this still exists today.
I know this isn't advice on how to repair or improve the relationship, but it might give you some small insight as to why he may be reacting this way. We may not be able to fix the older generations (not that we should give up), but if we keep normalizing talking about our struggles maybe the next generation will be healthier than us. It's a small move, but in my life so far I feel like I have seen changes I never would have thought possible in adult men mental health.
Source: not a grandpa, but I make a lot of noise when I stand up from a comfortable chair.
The 1900s!? 😂 That is simultaneously the funniest and most painful thing I have read today.
Self sealing Jeffrey Combs!
My partner did this for me early in our relationship, they actually fed me and all of my overnight coworkers with a homemade meal. We have been married for more than a decade and I still tear up thinking about this memory.
Poor kid checking in...I don't see my Hercules plate on this chart...
Stay classy Louisiana...
Bitwarden has been good for me, but I actually don't know about safari...
Welp...that's enough Internet today.
This video pops up every once in a while...I'm pretty sure it was claimed to be fake, but as I remember there wasn't much detail other than the video itself.
I've heard both, but one of my mentors when the cloud rush started called it a pancake stack and it stuck for me.
Interesting, now I need to do some subtle questioning and see if they are iPhone users. I really appreciate the new knowledge and perspective!
A couple people at work use the white/black emojis instead of the yellow. I don't know why, but it always seems weird to me that you took the extra time to select your race.
There is actually a "show NSFW content" toggle on your user settings. Just click the pancake stack in the top corner of the page, expand the arrow next to your username, then click the settings gear.
Also your username is spot on for your comment!
Team Magma Grunt breathes heavily
I love it, also username checks out!
Among all the depressing shit going on, thanks for having a great name that actually made me laugh during my soom scrolling!
The visual design on this is impressive! I was always good at the functionality, but I was useless with dressing it up. Well done!
Good test.
Good test.
How about a little hand bond?
I don't know anything about your life or situation so please take this with a massive grain of salt.
Your grandpa may be a victim of a time when men were absolutely not allowed to have mental health struggles.
Seriously, I know some of us can't even fathom that, but it simply wasn't allowed.
There was no understanding, there was no conversation, and if you attempted to discuss the subject you would be met with very abrasive and inaccurate advice that is the equivalent of "suck it up" or "anxiety and depression are made up" as I am sure you have seen a lot of this still exists today.
I know this isn't advice on how to repair or improve the relationship, but it might give you some small insight as to why he may be reacting this way. We may not be able to fix the older generations (not that we should give up), but if we keep normalizing talking about our struggles maybe the next generation will be healthier than us. It's a small move, but in my life so far I feel like I have seen changes I never would have thought possible in adult men mental health.
Source: not a grandpa, but I make a lot of noise when I stand up from a comfortable chair.