Health/Food Posts Tagged as 'Friendship'
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5 Reasons Men Don't Ask You Out
You probably wonder why you should even continue with online dating or go out to mingle when it never results in your getting asked on dates.
You don’t know what you could be doing wrong, and wonder if perhaps all of the good men really are taken. From where you sit, it seems as though other women don’t have this same problem.
5 Reasons Men Don't Ask You Out
Mom hires 'deprogrammer' for daughter
Dana White’s Slap-Fighting League
ANDREW CALLAGHAN RESPONDS TO SEXUAL MISCONDUCT CLAIMS
School ignored teen’s sickness complaints before she died
George Santos accused of sexual harassment
‘Grabbed my bacon’
Sam Brinton is a cautionary tale
Vogue model arrested for shockingly violent murder of man
Gay man keeps getting ditched by his friends for Sniffies hookups
VEGAN fast-food favourites are laden with fat and salt
This website analysed the nutritional content of vegan burgers, sandwiches, wraps and sausage rolls available at McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Subway, Nando's and Greggs.
VEGAN fast-food favourites are laden with fat and salt
'No longer friends' after 'traumatising' fry-up's weird extras
Vegan activist is tackled by diners
Being an 'unhealthy' vegan can RAISE the risk of breast cancer
Sugar-free diet drinks actually make you fat
Vegan mother is found guilty of killing 18-month-old with fruits and vegetables
Vegetarians more likely to fracture hips
Restaurant gets rid of plant-based dishes
McDonald's discontinued its fake meat burger the McPlant
Plant-based diet is not always virtuous—or healthy
Our friends perform borderline sex acts in public, and it’s gross
My wife and I have been happily married for over 20 years. We have a question about how to handle an issue with some friends of ours. “Jake” is 56 and “Lucy” is 52. My wife and I are 50 and 53.
Both Jake and Lucy are getting divorced after having been married to their exes for over 25 years each. (Jake had a very poor sex life during his marriage.)
Jake and Lucy have been dating for a couple of months now. They are very into each other. My wife and I think this is great, but we are both uncomfortable with their behavior.
Another problem is that they are all over each other like slutty teenagers in public. It gets even worse when the four of us are hanging out in our backyard.
We totally support public displays of affection when done with class, but we draw the line at borderline sex acts in our kitchen right in front of us — when the four of us are conversing over a bottle of wine. PDAs should always be classy, and not gross and slutty.
Do you have any advice on how to politely ask Jake and Lucy to cut out the pornography and set some limits on what are appropriate actions when they are together in our presence?
Blinded by the Sight
Our friends perform borderline sex acts in public, and it’s gross
Majority of Pet Owners Admit to Canceling Plans to Hang with Dog Instead
Earlier this month, Wisdom Health Genetics, a leading pet genetics company and maker of Wisdom Panel dog DNA tests, released the results of its 2020 Pet Census survey, painting an up-to-date picture of human-pet connections.
Over 13,000 pet owners participated in the survey, accounting for about 25,000 dogs and 6,000 cats.
One notable finding in the census is that the majority of pup parents — 72 percent, to be exact — admitted to canceling social plans simply to spend time with their four-legged pal. For cat owners, that total was 32 percent.
Proving animals are just as much part of the family as any human, 64 percent of pet owners said they view their dog or cat as a child or family member.
Majority of Pet Owners Admit to Canceling Plans to Hang with Dog Instead, Survey Finds
Help! My Boyfriend’s Sister Acts Like I’m Her Romantic Rival.
Q. My boyfriend is in a co-dependent relationship with his sister: My good friend “Mary” set me up with her brother “Jim” in January, when he moved in with her from out of state. We’ve been dating ever since. While Mary was happy for us, she was sad to not have a partner herself. So when Jim told me in March that he was going to prioritize her feelings because she was having a hard time, I understood. (By that time we were a “pod” of three, and being the third wheel can be rough.) Initially, their close sibling friendship seemed nice. But then Mary got possessive. She told me privately that they had fulfilled the emotional role of romantic partners for each other for years. She said she saw me as “the other woman.” At one point Mary asked Jim to stop texting me in the evenings so he could be more “present” when he was with her. Jim agreed that her behavior was unreasonable but said he didn’t want to change too much because Mary was struggling emotionally. Mary is in therapy and told me recently that we both need to stop making Jim “responsible” for our feelings. But I don’t think I have! I felt hurt and unsupported in the spring. I want to be compassionate toward Mary. But I suspect she and my boyfriend are co-dependent, and I want it to stop. What should I do? Or am I being selfish and I need to work on being empathetic toward my friend, who is lonely, and her brother, who is trying to support her?
Help! My Boyfriend’s Sister Acts Like I’m Her Romantic Rival.
My plans with friend are spoiled when she’s handed her grandkids without warning
I have a serious issue with my best girlfriend. We make plans together, adult plans, and then at the last minute, her kids drop the young grandkids off for her to babysit, curtailing any plans we have together. The past few times, we have changed our plans to a “kids” activity.
I have an extremely busy client load, and I’m losing income by accommodating my friend’s time constraints, which revolve around making her husband’s lunch and dinner. Although I’m single now (I am a widow), I do understand why she has her priorities. If her grandkids are there when we have plans, she asks me to pick them up fast food on the way over — on my dime.
I have kids and grandkids myself, and they are important to me. I’m tired of being held hostage by her adult children who I feel are using her and taking advantage of the “drop-in day care” with Nana. How can I talk to her about our time being important, too? I have intentionally NOT made plans with my grandkids if she and I have plans, and I would love some reciprocity. — THROWN UNDER THE BUS
My plans with friend are spoiled when she’s handed her grandkids without warning