I still think about my ex. We're both single and he still wanted to see me, but we didn't want the same things. I can't imagine him living with woman. Last time he reached out to me, I sort of cut off the conversation and thought it was for the best not to talk to him, as I didn't want to see him anymore if things weren't going to change. Sometimes I feel like talking to him, even as a friend. Maybe it's because when we broke up we still liked each other. Would it ever work as friends who talk occasionally? I also hope he's ok during this pandemic, as he lives alone and is a loner without many people around him.

I moved in with my parents 5 months ago with my 2 boys and I am currently pregnant My kids  are 10 and 3  My question is how do you deal with parents who undermine and try to parent your children It's mostly my older son because he is really close to my mom who try's to act as his mother at times. We have Argued over this several times when I try to set boundaries such as bed time for him or electronic use. I'm usually laid back since I know what it feels like to have such strict parents growing up and I told myself that I wouldn't be like my parents. My mom never taught me how to cook or be a wife or women hygiene she only told us about church and school. I learned a lot from friends and my child's father about how life works. They don't have the same relationship with my 3 year old I feel mainly because they don't like his dad so they take it out on him. They are much harder on him and my mom leaves him out of stuff a lot I'm in school so that I can get a better job to support my kids but my parents and my dads mom are watching my kids for me I appreciate it but it's a few things I don't like They leave harmful things like bleach out with the cap off in reach of my 3 year old. They leave cleaning supplies around and I always have to go behind them to make sure that he doesn't get into things. It bothers me because I can't concentrate in class in fear that I'll get a call that he's hurt. One time I came home from class and they left my older son in charge of watching my 3

I was watching tv, and randomly started reminiscing about a Hershey commercial I had viewed recently. In the Hershey commercial it was stated that only 33% of neighbors closely know one another, and that is A LOT in my point of view.

In a generation of blocking and ghosting...I'm always blocked and ghosted. I can't be that bad. I feel like the blocking and ghosting is more of a way to put someone down than it is to avoid them. What can I do to avoid being treated this way? Do I need to find better people to be around?

so im looking at a great sex doll on amazon what should i say to my mum should i say im getting something that would be needed replaced over short time and what would that be help i have £20 but still need quite a bit more. im male nearly 15. what category should i put this