Not me, I live on my own

Let’s say the person you are dating is over 25-35 years old

I don't know where people get this idea. Don't "introvert" countries like Japan have a lot more unspoken social rules in every single interaction? The thing that neurodivergent people are famously bad with?

Out of all the places, bad people seem to attack or take over. Why not target a CDC? Or is it because even bad people know destroying a CDC could release god knows what on humanity? Or is it simply no one thinks about it. By bad people, I guess in this cases, terrorists who want to hurt America.

I work as a delivery driver and today I realized I didn’t have it on my wallet, gonna double check at work but is there any identity risk to losing my license

My school is granting 50k+ for post secondary but for a chance you need 2 or more letter of references for your portfolio and I don't know where to get them.

They have to be outside family obviously, outside of school and by the start of January 2027.

It's making me a bit anxious since I wanna get it done quickly but not sure where to start.

I'm 13 and in Canada if that's needed.

Edit: Clarity

I work in an office and just realised that no one else ever farts in the office. Accidentally let one rip that was loud and everyone stared at me.

Is it an unspoken expectation that we don’t fart in public as adults?

Why isn’t it illegal for politicians to lie on national television in the United States???

The title pretty much says all the information you need to know. I’m a 15 year old girl going as Cupid, and I really wanna go trick or treating for Halloween, but I don’t have anyone to go with. Is it weird for me to go alone? Sorry if this is a stupid question. Any advice is appreciated, thank you.

I spoke with the agency a couple of weeks ago about working with them, and now I’m ready to move forward. How should I message them about it?

im 20 year old woman and work with women ranging from 35-45 and we get along very well and they’re soo nice but they don’t really wanna be my friend, i only have friends my age but i don’t get why age even matters. like it seems like they see me as a child :/ whats up?

Idk probably a stupid thought. But just something I was thinking about.

Is part of the reason friends are becoming further and further devalued.. because our lives are relatively comfortable? We don’t really have to rely on anybody anymore. You aren’t really put through genuine life-or-death situations with people.

Like, people in the military reportedly grow strong bonds with each other because of the consistent stressful situations they are put in.

I’m not hammered but I’m pretty buzzed and tired. I gotta be up in 4 hours and if I fall asleep I’ll feel like shit when I wake up. Would it be a bad idea to drink coffee in order to stay up through the night. I’m not a coffee drinker mind you

I have a lot of important documents

Not birth certificate, or drivers license or any actual ID

I mean like tax, pay stubs, bank and credit card statements, old bills including utilities

Bakhmut was the city that both the Russian and Ukrainian fought so hard over and invested so much equipment and manpower. Ukrainian had 40000 to 80000 troops in the sector. Apparently the average lifespan in Bakhmut was 4 hours. They had to use professional soldiers fighting against Wagner prisoner and thugs/murders so Putin or Russia didn’t lose as much if you compare to Ukraine.

i picked up a few shirts yesterday and now i cannot stop thinking about whether they are actually clean. one tag says to wash before first use, another one does not mention it at all, and the internet gives me every answer from never to always. my gut says it is probably safe either way, but i keep wondering if there is some obvious step everyone else knows about. do most people just toss them in the wash right away or is this one of those things nobody really bothers with?

Hi,

I've been working for a few years in network and security related jobs in the IT sector in Europe, and from what i have seen the business opportunities are there, and the market is relatively okay. Yes, times were better during the covid pandemic, but things are still relatively good.

However, i see a ton of posts on the internet, and even hear my own friends (who do not work in the It) claiming that there is some kind of job apocalypse in the market and that it is basically over (even since before i started working). While things were better, from my experience it's mostly developers who are affected by the AI boom and are being laid off, and have problems with finding jobs.

Tldr: Is it only software developers losing jobs to AI, or am I just living in a bubble and have been extremely lucky?

The title

I was trying to think of one and couldn't. Is there a real answer, or does it depend on how you count?