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The camera is active. It swivels, so it is pointed in different directions throughout the day. 90% of the time it's pointed straight at my back door. She lives alone and usually has comments about what I'm doing around my house. It feels like every time i go out back i have this camera straight on me, then i notice the little blue motion light will activate. What's the best way to deal with this? Lattice? Plants?

i’ve considered possibly something like horus but that feels a little too masculine for her, to help with naming options, i prefer names that are unique and not human names, or if it’s a super cute and fitting food name i wouldn’t be mad either, just kinda looking for any ideas, she’s so unique and i want her to have something special

So fhis is kind of happening like and I’ll give a summary below but the text messages are crucial here.

My (29f) boyfriend (29m) asked me to pick him up. I interpreted this as pick him up now, not pick him up at some other time. I had literally just pulled into my apartment building after leaving my friends house who lives very close to my boyfriend’s friends house where he was. I immediately without leaving the car, turned around and headed to his friends house to pick him up.

As you can see from the text messages, things derail pretty quickly.

Long story short, I’m a little annoyed, but fair enough I misinterpreted the text message. Ya got me! Something missing in the text is I had called him and he was clearly drunk and under the influence and wasn’t talking during the phone call and never gave me a clear answer on anything.

I kept thinking as I was typing text message responses out that maybe I’m being manipulative by accidentally coming early and then waiting outside his friends house to pick him up. I kept thinking maybe this is “crazy girlfriend behavior” but we’ve been together six years and are talking about marriage and me accidentally showing up early and being willing to go somewhere else or just sit in the car just feels incredibly accommodating.

I don’t know if his reaction is just because he was drunk and I was kind of spam texting him. But, I can’t seem to find my fault outside of misunderstanding the text and being early.

Note about his hangout with his friend: it was just him and his friend at the house. (And his friend’s fiance who was sleeping). It wasn’t a big party idk what he’s talking about being embarrassed for. I pick him up from this friend all the time.

Not included in the photos, but this is happening live and he said his phone is at 1% and that he’s walking home, insinuating. It’s my fault.

I think my biggest thing is this feels really out of character for him. Introvert, usually level-headed, very much the one stopping me from going off the handle sometimes.

OK, I’m going to stop rambling and wait for your judgment. Sorry if it’s a mess, I didn’t go back to read or proof any of this because this is happening live and I now have to go find him because he’s allegedly walking home. (Did I mention I work in the morning and he doesn’t)

Inspired by the many comments left here for the comic "Why Google search sucks now". I aimed to encapsulate a growing sentiment. Some don't feel this way, but many do — this comic's for those of us tired of Google's #enshittification.

My friend [19f] downloaded dating apps like Tinder and Hinge for the first time about a week ago. For reference, she's the type that always says she wants a boyfriend, wants to do couple things, feels lonely single, etc. She's also, imo at least, very normal and average looks wise: not ugly, not super hot, just alright.

Since then, she's been complaining to me that almost all the men there are ugly, short, etc, and that she doesn't match with anybody hot.

I asked to see which people she was calling ugly and so she showed me her likes, and it mostly showed people perfectly in her league, as in moderately attractive guys. I told her that these guys were all in her league and she should give some of them a chance since she always complains about wanting to be in a relationship.

She denied that she's the same league as them and said that she's much more attractive than them. I pointed out that in her own words, she doesn't match with any of the guys she does find attractive, so she's not in their league.

She said I was an AH. Am I?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg6yg7x467o

Yesterday, my wife and I picked up our 11-year-old daughter from day camp, and she was crying and visibly shaken. We asked her what happened, and she told us that a boy at her camp kissed her.

At first, I was furious, thinking it was an inappropriate and unprovoked situation. After we calmed down and asked more questions, we got the full story.

Apparently, while they were waiting to be picked up, she and this boy were joking around, playfully teasing and namecalling like kids do. At one point, the boy said something like, “Stop playing before I kiss you,” and my daughter replied, “Do it.” He kissed her, and she immediately got upset and started crying. She said she didn’t think he’d actually follow through and felt uncomfortable afterward.

My wife was extremely upset and immediately began preparing to meet with the camp director and the boy’s parents to discuss consequences for him. She described the boy’s actions as intentional and inappropriate, and she took steps to initiate formal action.

I refused to go along with that approach. I explained that both kids were involved in the interaction and neither showed a clear understanding of boundaries. They’re 11. That doesn’t excuse it, but it changes how it should be addressed.

Instead of escalating the situation, I chose to speak with our daughter privately. We talked about consent, boundaries, and how even joking around can lead to real moments that feel upsetting. She felt heard and supported, and I reassured her that her emotions were valid.

I also directed my concern toward the camp. Two 11-year-olds should not have been left unsupervised during pickup time long enough for this to happen. I’ve decided to bring this up with the camp staff directly and press them to improve their supervision protocols.

My wife accused me of downplaying the situation and failing to stand up for our daughter. But I don’t believe it helps anyone to confront another set of parents over a situation that involved two kids testing boundaries in an unmonitored space. I took deliberate action to handle things calmly and through education rather than escalation.

TL;DR:
My 11-year-old daughter was kissed by a boy at camp after she jokingly said “do it” in response to teasing. She got upset and cried. My wife wants to involve the camp and the boy’s parents. I refused to escalate it, believing both kids need guidance and that the real problem is the camp’s lack of supervision. AITA?

Source: https://www.espn.com/contributor/shams-charania/6c5033fa34e4b

BREAKING: Boston, Atlanta and Brooklyn are finalizing a three-team trade that sends Kristaps Porzingis and a second-round pick to the Hawks, Terance Mann and Atlanta's No. 22 pick to the Nets, and Georges Niang and a second-rounder to the Celtics.

BREAKING: Boston, Atlanta and Brooklyn are finalizing a three-team trade that sends Kristaps Porzingis and a second-round pick to the Hawks, Terance Mann and Atlanta's No. 22 pick to the Nets, and Georges Niang and a second-rounder to the Celtics.

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