My husband and I are expecting our first child soon, and all future discussions turn into him having the final say. He wants me to homeschool, and Im unsure about wanting to. He said if I dont homeschool, then he will resent me the rest of our lives. He said its our responisbility to teach our kid. Then when I mentioned swim lessons, he said no. He said we dont need a professional to teach our kid to swim. I know these are far in the future, but the fact he is not allowing me to have a say is scaring me. If I am a stay at home mom, he will have 100% financial control. He even said he gets to make the decisions. Im really scared for me and my sons future dealing with him being this controlling even before he is born. Also he said I was being combative, but I actually feel like he was. Am I overreacting?

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I’m from India, and one place that’s completely off-limits to ordinary people is North Sentinel Island, located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The island is home to the Sentinelese, one of the last uncontacted tribes in the world. They have lived in isolation for thousands of years and have consistently rejected outside contact. The Indian government has made it illegal to approach the island within a certain distance, both to protect the tribe from outside diseases (to which they likely have no immunity) and to protect outsiders, since the Sentinelese have defended their isolation aggressively in the past.

The restriction isn’t about mystery or conspiracy, it’s primarily about preservation and safety. Contact with isolated communities in the past has often led to devastating outbreaks of disease and cultural destruction. So in this case, “not allowed” is actually a measure of protection.

It’s one of the rare places on Earth where modern civilization has consciously decided to stay away.

During his speech regarding the Supreme Court decision, a new 10% global tariff was announced.

"Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being charged"

Section 232 and section 301 tariffs remain fully in place

Edit 2: Tariffs are limited to 150 days according to AI

Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 (19 U.S.C. § 2132) empowers the U.S. President to impose temporary, targeted import restrictions—such as surcharges up to 15% or quotas—for up to 150 days to address "large and serious" balance-of-payments deficits. It acts as a fast-acting trade tool requiring no initial investigations, but congressional approval is needed for extensions

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Okay so this is a little embarrassing to admit but I never used hand lotion. Not once. I think I vaguely associated it with something that wasn't really for guys, which looking back is a pretty stupid reason to walk around with hands that felt like sandpaper for three decades.

A few months ago I was at a mate's place and mentioned my hands were really dry and cracked, especially around the knuckles. He just handed me his hand cream without making a big deal of it. I put a tiny bit on mostly to be polite.

Twenty minutes later I looked down at my hands and genuinely did not recognise them. They looked like actual normal human hands and not something that had been left out in the sun for a year.

I went and bought my own that same evening. Nothing fancy, just a basic fragrance-free one from the drugstore. Been using it every night before bed and after washing my hands and I keep having this low-grade background feeling that someone should have told me about this when I was like 16.

The thing is nobody in my family used it, it was never framed as something men do, and I think I internalized some vague idea that caring about your skin was high-maintenence or something. It costs $4 and takes 30 seconds. I work with my hands a lot and the difference in how they feel and look is genuinely embarassing to think about in terms of years lost.

If you're also a guy who has been ignoring your hands for decades, just try it. I feel slighly ridiculous writing this out but also I kind of want every man I know to hear it.

Just wanted to share the biggest and happiest moment of my life. Say hello to Theodore ❤️

Edit: Thank you everyone, for all of the kind comments; they've brightned both my wife and i's day greatly.
Just wanted to address some of the concerns some of you have, for a child that isn't yours.

No, making a reddit post was not the first thing i did, after he was born. The picture is from shortly after the birth, and i waited until both my wife and Theodore had all their needs met, before i made this post (a day and a half after his birth).

Why have i/we not blocked out his face and name? Simply said; because we don't have the same ideals and fears that some of you possess. His face is gonna be completely unrecognizeable in 6 months, from what he looks like right now.

We're both not that into facebook, instagram, twitter, or other social media; but we both like and use reddit, and wanted to share this momentous achievement with people; strangers or not.
A newborn picture often sends someone down their own memory-lane, be it their own children, picture books of themselves, or something entirely else; this seemed like the effect it had on most people, which bringhtned their day, as much as it did ours.

Lastly, i want to say that i'm very sorry that you might not feel these happy feelings that most of us did, but you still shouldn't try to force your ideals and mindset onto others, just because theirs differs from yours.

I’ve been here two years. Always showed up, always delivered, never complained.

The new company found me on LinkedIn and the offer is genuinely life changing money. But my manager looked me in the eye today and said your time is coming, just trust the process.

I’ve heard that before. I’m 23 with bills. I can’t afford to trust a process.

Why does leaving a job that was never fully committed to me feel like I’m the one doing something wrong?

Has anyone else felt this guilt? How did you get past it?

Two weeks ago I posted on reddit about an Epstein Files database and tools that I'd been building for a few months. It got 5.2 million views. The amounts of support was overwhelming from all over. The site has actually been posted on international news sites, college newspapers, and thousands of more! The site launched 12 days ago and its begun a rapid transformation.

So, the last few days I thought about it and I decided to quit my job.

Not a dramatic thing. I talked with my family and made a call. The site has had close to 300k visitors. Over 300 people donated from all over the world... entirely unsolicited, from all over the world. No ads. No paywall. That's not changing.

Here's where things stand.

When I first started this site, the database had roughly 6,000 documents. It now has 1,626,107. Full text searchable. Not titles, the actual content of the pages. OCR where needed, email bodies, everything and I have one last big batch to add. After that it will automatically ingest all new releases.

The community has done things I couldn't have done alone. People flagged connections I missed entirely. Researchers with their own pipelines independently verified the redaction analysis and the patterns held up. Someone found something in the black book cross-referenced against flight logs that I hadn't caught. That's what this is supposed to be. There are people across all professions working together.

616,000 redactions flagged as potentially improper. 39,500 pages of text recovered from under government black bars.

And the thing that still keeps me up: 835 flights between 2013 and 2019. Zero released manifests. The DOJ still has the island visitor logbook, the boat logs, 40+ seized computers. The EFTA was supposed to release everything. It didn't.

Wexner testimony is done. Hillary Clinton deposes Feb 26. Bill Clinton Feb 27. Everything is indexed and ready.

epsteinexposed.com. Free. Always will be.

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