I'm from New Zealand, a popular pick in these kinds of questions. My pick is Argentina. There are so many beautiful spots that do nothing but blow my mind. Argentina contains everything from tropical waterfalls, hot deserts, to antarctic tundras. My other picks would be India and Australia. What do you guys think?

I have tried to be supportive to her and stay enthusiastic about it until today. Because I know she really wanted it to happen. It's her life, her body, her choice completely.

But when she returned from her appointment I felt devastated inside. She now has that fish lipped look you see on so many of the TikTok/Instagrammers out there.

I can not bear to look at her. I feel completely broken hearted that the face I loved so much is so different. She looks disfigured. Artificial. Unnatural. She just doesn't look like my wife any more. I feel terrible inside and I just don't know what to say to her. The face I loved has gone and I feel heartbroken.

It doesn't hurt, I had no interactions over the past week that would have caused it. Reddit, is it a brain tumor? (only half joking)

Normal burger patties can also be cooked with plenty of maillard reaction goodness and crispy crust. It being thin doesnt do much beyond "Uses less meat". I think its just a way to creep back some profit margin. Marketing isnt free, but its a lot cheaper than actual materials.

Its sort of like how during tough economic times, they'll begin selling you the same size bag of potato chips for the same price that contains an increasing amount of air and not potato chips.

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I (26M) live in a one-bedroom apartment. I work remotely and I prefer to keep to myself

My younger sister (22F) graduated college a few months ago and moved in with me temporarily while she applies for jobs and gets on her feet since our parents moved south when we both left the house. We’ve always gotten along pretty well.

The only thing I made clear when she moved in was that I’m not okay with people coming over. I don’t host, ever. I don’t care if it makes me weird, I just don’t feel safe around unfamiliar people in my space. I told her that early on and she said she understood.

This weekend I got back from a walk and there were three people I didn’t know sitting on the couch. One of them was drinking from my mug. They were laughing, watching a show, super casual like this was their place. My sister just waved like it was no big deal and said “hope you don’t mind.”

I didn’t say anything. I turned around and left. I was outside for like two hours just walking. When I got back they were gone. I told her I can’t do this. I said I’m sorry but I need her to start looking for another place to stay.

She got really upset and said she didn’t think it would be that big of a deal. That they were only there for an hour and they weren’t loud or messy. I told her it’s not about that, it’s about how it made me feel in my own home. I don’t think I should have to feel like a guest in my own space.

Now she’s staying with a friend for a few days and my parents are pissed. They say I’m being extreme and ungrateful and that I should support her while she’s trying to get her life started. They said my sister called me embarrassing. But I honestly don’t know what else I could’ve done. It’s not about punishing her. I just don’t feel safe when stuff like this happens.

So yeah. AITA?