What Is WAAAAY More Common Than People Realize?
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
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Guys: like if you actually wash your hands after. Don't lie.
If you mean the goose, yes
I keep hand sanitizer on me in case there's no soap.
It really bothers me when there's no soap in the dispensers.
On the topic of not washing hands being fairly common, get this: people who don't wipe. Was at work when I walked into someone in the middle of duking it up. Not even 10 seconds after with no sounds of rolling toilet paper, he flushed and got out. I have so much to say about it, but I don't think CZcams would appreciate about the many ways I could describe how disgusting that is. 😂
Maybe he was actually out of toilet paper, or actually used toilet paper but managed to do it quietly. I hope its not really a habit
I can sort of understand this for peeing, even as a woman, as it's just liquid. Not a good idea due to possibly getting things like yeast infections and just having a nasty odor. But not wiping after pooping? Not to be too gross, but there's a lot of practical reasons why that's a really, really bad idea.
@@VtheHAPPYLURKER I dont even get it for peeing. There will still be pee on you that makes your underwear wet if you dont wipe it off properly. And while its not quite as gross as poop, its not exactly clean either
Lot of Indian guys where I work just use a plastic water bottle as a bidet.
I have very consistent and comfortably firm poo. Virtually never wet, offensive or messy. I wipe, essentially just to make sure that there won’t be a smear. I only take enough toilet paper from the roll to make one pass, as there is almost never a smear.
Under some scenario of extremus, I could go without wiping and be safe knowing that 99 times I didn’t need to anyhow, but man, that would be really living on a razor’s edge
People working themselves to death.
Everything is so overpriced and most jobs pay so little, so we have to work ourselves crazy to get a decent amount. Some even work themselves to complete exhaustion until they can't do anymore 😢
The Japanese have long had a term for that: karoshi. It has gotten so ubiquitous that even Japanese conservatives want to do away with the insane number of hours people work. Why? Because attending their son's - sometimes _only_ son's - funeral was the eye-opener for them, especially if the son had not started a family yet, which is also a growing trend in Japan. They are starting to recognize that "business as usual" is destroying families in every sense and that it should stop.
What is ironic, though, is that their idea for a better work life is to emulate the American one. In fairness, Japan does arguably more business with the US than they do with any other nation (or at least any western nation), so they are bound to be more familiar with the American work life - what is marketed as the American work life, that is. So now you have Japan starting to want the idealized American work life while America continues to push towards the current Japanese work life.
It really is a sick reality we live in.
As a woman in her early forties trying to get a formal diagnosis on whether or not I have autism, it's not been a fun experience. I wished they'd been screening for that when I was in my teens, because that might have saved me and my family a lot of pain.
getting diagnosed later in life is much harder than many know because we've made it our whole life so far "fine" masking. In fact you're more likely to be misdiagnosed the first time.
I’m turning 50 this year and I’ve had a similar experience. I know that I’m some type of neurodivergent but that wasn’t a thing when I was in school. My oldest child recently asked me if I thought I might have autism. Some of my behaviors etc are similar to that of a friend’s mom who was recently diagnosed with autism in her 60s.
Can anyone give a quick run down on what a formal diagnosis in the later years will include? Thanks for any info.
@@sleazybtd In my experience so far, it's getting diagnosed with bipolar disorder first then about eight years later having them reconsider that I might not have that as I lack much of the manic part. It's just been a lot of back and forth with several different doctors to figure things out, but there's been a bit of progress. One of the good things about going on disability is now I'm insured so this isn't going to kill my finances. And I'm getting taken seriously instead of having someone like the ER doctor who basically accused me of lying during a severe panic attack.
@@VtheHAPPYLURKER Much appreciated.
As a 52 year old guy, this is the first time I'm hearing about the pregnancy loss thing discussed in the first story. Now, I'm even more disgusted how politicians are so casual about legislation about a woman's body without even getting information from doctors first.
if women want complete control... then men should get complete control of wallet... dont get to say my body my choice while making the man pay for what choice they decide...
Damn you asking the real questions. Gon take away a driver license for not paying child support a moms spending on herself, therefore making it more difficult to find a job?
I lost a baby at 8 weeks. (in 2019) the few people I told, including my partner showed me no support. the man said "just get over it it as not like it was born yet" and my mother accused me of lying about the pregnancy. i felt so alone
I lost my first pregnancy at 12 weeks (technically) but they were unable to find ‘heartbeat’ at the 8 weeks checkup & the fetus was closer to the 8 weeks development stage when I lost it. I had no sympathy from my family or anyone else. ‘It was for the best’ or something similar was the most common remark. It was 30 years ago and still one of the most traumatic experiences I’ve had. I’m sorry that happened to you.
Sometime around when I was in my late teens my mother got pregnant with what would have been my younger sibling, unfortunately she suffered a loss.
My paternal grandmother deadpan said the following words "well hurry up and get pregnant again so I can have another grandchild"; I know my mother never forgave my grandmother for that statement.
I’m so sorry that happened to you. I hope you’ve found a better partner and more supportive ppl ❤
@@Sugardumpling27 thank you, I have and my life is better, ten fold. honestly I feel like a whole new person since then
Story 3 what I’ve noticed going on about people is that more people see the traits of being Autistic and then self diagnose themselves. I’ve had to explain that to someone who already sees a psychiatrist that and they didn’t understand how I could tell even though I’ve been around people with both high functioning and low functioning autism. They did talk to their psychiatrist and the psychiatrist said the same thing. The moral of the story is don’t self diagnose yourself just because you think you have similar traits as someone else.
7 years of “it’s not anemia. You’re just lazy maybe it’s depression. You just don’t know what depression is is all.” I have narcolepsy AND sleep apnea. 7 years until someone random person I gamed with online asked me about my sleep study. What sleep study? I had to get my father to come with me to insist. I was 23 and didn’t even live with him.
The neurologist didn’t even apologize.
Story 9: I started seeing a proper psychiatrist for the first time a few months ago, within a few minutes she had ordered me a sleep test bc ‘you shouldn’t be this tired if you’re sleeping right.’
Sleep test and a discussion with a pulmonologist later, turns out I’ve probably been dealing with undiagnosed narcolepsy for like… 18 years? No one caught it bc 1. I was on adderall as a child and concerta as an adult for ADHD and 2. All remaining symptoms were chalked up to ADHD
Not sure how diagnosis for learning disabilities work now a days, but in early 2000s I remember getting multiple blood tests as a 5 year old. Which I hope isn't a thing anymore.
They were probably trying to rule out things like infections, vitamin and hormonal imbalances, and any problems with your blood getting oxygen to your brain, and autoimmune disorders.
At 5, any one of those, along with vision or hearing problems, could have affected the way your brain was or wasn't working, nevermind attention and emotional regulation.
On a more wholesome note 4 leaf clovers. The odds of any particular clover you pick at random being one is low, but a lot of white clover plants have a lot of clovers on them so that largely negates that. Plus, some genetically good plants can have multiple of them, I literally got over 20 this past week from a specific plant in my yard because it’s predisposed to them
As someone who makes very little but has a high credit score, if you’re not able to pay it off immediately to help your score out, don’t buy it, unless it’s some one time thing that is a “need” or in an emergency.
An example would be a car, a new stove/fridge. It’s hard to eat if you can’t store or cook your food and these can get expensive. Pay it off as fast as you can though, always pay more than the minimum.
Thank you talking about early loss of pregnancy. It still hurts especially since it's really hard for some women to get pregnant even though they do try and when they do they are just at a loss whenever they lose it. Mine happened over a year ago and I'm still struggling.
One of my closest friends is a depressive horder, they thankfully let me throw away the actual garbage every couple of months or so, but I walk across a sea of clothes in their space
What is the demolishing game in this video? Is it just a game where you tear down buildings and stuff? 8:45
I’m wondering the same thing
Wait until these people hear about how often epidemiologist and doctors (not surgeons) wash their hands. Frequent washing actually stripes the protective oils from your hands. I still wash my hands if I am using communal stuff or eating.
I did a remodel job at a local police station. I was telling the story of how, year ago at another station, a guy was detained and tried to get me to release him, or at least get one of the other officers over.
What happened guy gotten drunk, as in hammered, and thought it was a good idea to drive (While drunk) to the elementary school to pick up his daughter. Of course the school officials had to call the police.
After telling this story to the police captain, she responds with, "Oh, that. That happens at least once a year."
Mentally I thought "Um...what???"😅
On the subjects of movies I’ve turned on so many folks to various different movies during barracks movie nights. They wanted something violent and action filled I’d throw on a copy of one of the Shogun Assassin movies, they wanted something raunchy and here I am with a copy of Freaked starring Alex Winter (Ted from Bill and Ted). It got to the point where some of them even stopped going to Blockbuster and began raiding my collection on movie nights, I had to start making a list of who had what I had so much of my stuff out at any point!
When it comes to early pregnancy loss, I admit it doesn't seem like a big deal to me. It's a sperm and an egg, just starting to multiply cells. No sentience, no personality, no times to look back on together. I don't understand how it's possible to grieve some cell clusters.That's my one "sociopath" area. I have zero biological urge to have kids, and have a bit of a hard time understanding why people want them, then complain about them, want them gone amap, and mourn their lost personal life and freedoms...and then mock non-parents. I don't get it.
But then, that's just me. This post helps me understand that there is probably a spectrum of people with such urges, and the devastation of those not coming to fruition.
No offence, but it feels like you’re projecting hard core here and generalizing every single person who has ever experienced pregnancy loss.
I got one: I have met so many sociopaths over my lifetime!
As a side job, I cleaned cruise ship cabins on embarcation days. You might be surprised how disgusting these cabins would be, after being professionally cleaned THE DAY BEFORE. Poop, sperm, used tampons wrapped in towels, weird sh!t on the walls, wet toilet paper with pubic hair in random places, etc.
20% of the cabins would end up being absolutely trashed. As in, I wonder how it would even be possible. The creativity was off the charts, too.
Cones...
The amount of people who carry a firearm. Almost everyone I know carrys everyday, everywhere.
Paramedic here in st.louis. People normalize drinking and driving waaaaayyyy too much. You get in a serious accident even if it was a legit unrelated drinking mistake best believe you getting manslaughter if they find out your drinking. I’ve seen so many people greatly injured or severely injured another person due to drinking and driving.
Age gap relationships are WAAAAY more common than people think
Surprised this one did not make it in
That game looks fun, what is it?
Not a woman and I get a miscarriage can be scarring & can mess them & the man up for x amount of time but a fetus isn’t a baby til idk how many months. But the whole getting attached and then a miscarriage is brutal.
I would say slavery. There are more slaves in the USA today then when it was legal. Also the average lifespan of a slave is 6 months once they reach here.
There arent that many good ppl, just a lot of indifferent ppl
4:36 bruh the game screwed you over what the hell!
People not knowing what songs you should and shouldn’t play before a fight. For example, never play Lose Yourself by Eminem unless you want to throw away your sense of seriousness and get lost in the action…instead play Til I Collapse to give yourself the power of stubbornness
Crabs .....
flint knapping. that form of technology goes back to about a couple million years ago if not more and was used by pretty much everybody even well into the bronze age and is not just a native american thing like a lot of people assume. it's really dumb when white people get bugged out about it thinking it's only done by natives and therefore cultural appropriation if you do it and you're not native, when their ancestors did it just as much as anyone else and for much longer than any modern technology. imagine where humanity would be if we never discovered that technology. people take cutting tools for granted and never think of how important it really is.
I just started watching but I want people to know that way more people than you think do meth, I heard there’s an 80% chance you’re within a 5 mile radius of it, more than half the time you can’t tell when someone’s a user, people that look like shit are doing crack or mixing heroin with meth
People hitting your car and leaving. If you are annoyed by a smug person flaunting a new car, just let them know this.
Wow, so that's what it's called maladaptive daydreaming
I mean, how do you define life? IMO a zygote or fetus is not considered life unless 8 months in.
You're a sick person
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So glad that OP FINALLY CALLED OUT HIS DAD! BOOYAKASHA!
Story 2 yuck I always wash my hands after using the washroom
4:57 "pandemic" 😂😂😂😂
Your mom.