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  • You've been in a high-alert state for 72 hours. At this point, your adrenaline is making it impossible to distinguish between real threats and false positives.

    What you should do :

    1. Acknowledge that you might be experiencing a paranoia crisis due to exhaustion.
    2. Power everything down.
    3. Focus on your breathing and your physical surroundings.
    4. Go talk to someone dear about things other than computers.

    Check back in a few days when your head is clearer - the feeling of a huge conspiracy should have subsided. Your files are important, but your mental health is too.

  • People in this thread seems to live near big cities, which isn't really representative of the whole european population.

    I live in rural france, the closest grocery store since I was born is 20km away (20min drive, no bus), and I moved 3 times - still about 20km.

    Lots of people I know would love a store to be 3km away

  • Dude, you couldn't have known. I know it's hard, but you shouldn't dwell on it

    You did everything right, it just wasn't the right time or the right person. You're not to blame at all - if it was an issue on her side, she should have talked about it instead of coldly friendzoning you

    Just to be clear, I asked my wife what she thought, and she thinks the same thing

  • I'm seriously lucky, to the point it has been a running joke among my friend group!

    It doesn't manifest itself as "everytime I gamble, I win", but more subtly. Finding dollar bills on the ground, having unexpected discounts, getting a dream job, ...