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My mom tells me I should cut dad off for cheating on her, am I a bad person for not wanting to do so?
  • Honestly, I'm very happy that your post has the highest score.

    All other people are spewing vitriol over either parent and not even trying to be understanding. Life is about making and learning from mistakes, and mistakes can be oh-so-horrible at times. Character value is measured by how well you navigate the stormy waves, and there's almost never a single correct choice.

  • Schools in Spain required to serve fruit, vegetables and fish in fight against obesity
  • Croquettes are not "something veggie". You can make them as breaded bechamel, but often they're filled with pork ham or chicken bits. You may find more fancy varieties with seafood or mushrooms, but overall I wouldn't consider them "something veggie".

    Is Spain primarily meat-eating? Yes. If that's your concern, be upfront about it but don't generalise saying that Spain cuisine sucks.

  • Gap in resume
  • The way to getting through the door is by employing soft skills, ie having someone forward your CV, be it someone you knew or some recruiter you just added to LinkedIn.

    There are other ways, but involve more gating like CV scrappers.

  • Poland pushes for EU to scrap daylight saving time
  • I always say it's pretty simple: scrap DST and shift timezone by 30 minutes. It may not be pretty if every observing country did not the same, but there are already countries using this system, like India.

  • Visa and Mastercard are two american companies
  • The digital euro looks so promising, even if it's a small thing. Ditching Visa and Mastercard would help reduce intermediates in the payment chain, even if the replacement is the bank itself.

  • Zelensky willing to give up presidency in exchange for Ukraine Nato membership
  • Erdogan is seemingly positioning themselves more closely to Ukraine, not necessarily because of being pro Ukraine but for being anti Russian. Effectively ceding control of the Black Sea coast to Russia is a big no-no.

  • Korea starts producing thin, lightweight plastic water bottles
  • Your points are well intended but irrelevant to the article. This is a breakthrough for plastic bottles that has the effect of reducing company cost and environment impact; even if the company agreed with your points, following them would lead to a bankruptcy.

  • Korea starts producing thin, lightweight plastic water bottles
  • I have not yet read the article, but I initially understood that the thickness of the bottles, and thus plastic used, has decreased. This would be a win for use-and-trash water bottles like for restaurants or tourist spots, because it would reduce pricing and pollution.

  • A cool guide for your laundry
  • My washing machine has a wheel to select multiple, heat-specific programs but also has a "cold" switch for other programs. I seldom use the heat specific ones, unless I'm particularly interested in a hot wash.

    So I guess that the mileage may vary by country (I'm in Spain) and how old a washing machine is (mine is quite old).

  • Thanks Alia
  • I first thought it was a paradise parasite of some kind, but I ended up understanding it's a perfectible sensible conversation between a conscious pre-born and their mother, where the former jokes about using their mother as a suit that repurposes every drop of moisture into their body.

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