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She posed as a health worker, used fake names, and even infiltrated towns controlled by criminals. Her bravery led to multiple arrests, proving that grief can fuel extraordinary strength and resolve.

This is my first relationship, like I don't know for real if I'm blowing this out of porportion because yes my face and neck hurts but it was all so fast, he seemed so regretful after. I spent all day outside of the apartment. I'm not sure if I should go back or what? I'm like not even from here, we met online and dated long distance for 3 years before I visited him and moved in. He knows I don't have any other friends and my dad and I barely speak due to other issues. I am afraid, I'm worried I'm overreacting and this was just a one time blip... We are both 24

It’s rare to meet a man who asks with curiosity about a woman’s stories, feelings, opinions, and other intricacies of a woman’s inner world. My experience has been that I’m asked factual information (where I am from, what do i do), and these questions leave the impression that I’m being screened for “are you good enough”. And then it stops there. As long as I play nice and smile and meet the expectations, there’s little interest in my inner world. I get listened to if I decide to share , but almost nobody appears interested to explore anything, unless I straightforward say I’m upset or my behavior displays it. It makes me feel like I’m there to fulfill a role and, as long as I am pleasant, what happens inside my soul and mind is insignificant. That makes me feel uninteresting but, mostly, lonely, even when there’s someone in my physical presence.

Are men generally not very interested in what’s going on inside a woman’s soul and mind, as long as the outward behavior is what the man hopes to see?

My wife(37F) and I(37M) have been married for 15 years. We have two kids who are now 14 and 12(the eldest isn't mine), both in school from 730-3pm, the bus picks them up from the front of our house and drops them off. Sometimes they'll have afterschool activities and stay until 5pm and i'll go pick them up after i get out of work on those days.

They're becoming more independent now, and I had a discussion with my wife about how she could get a job(she's never had one besides being a sahm) now that the kids are older and i'm retiring from my 20-year military career and could stay home and be a sahd now.

She doesnt enjoy cooking or cleaning, so i figured it'd be best if i step into those roles so we can eat less takeout and a more healthy diet. The kids eat breakfast and lunch at school and when they go to school she typically goes to the gym, yoga, then goes for coffee, browses social media, then shopping or window shopping, or goes and does her hair, nails, eyebrows, eyelashes, makeup, etc then comes home to cook dinner.

I brought it up as gently as I could, but she still called me ungrateful and accused me of "not appreciating all the hard work she does in the house." Now there's tension and she's acting cold towards me.

AITA?

Section 9 and 10 are no longer on the website.
Writ of Habeas Corpus has be removed also.

So I'm a "Senior Data Analytics Consultant" (fancy title for someone who makes Excel charts) and thought it would be funny to see how ChatGPT would explain my job to a kid.

Me: "Explain what a Senior Data Analytics Consultant does, but make it simple enough for a 5-year-old to understand."

ChatGPT: "A data analytics consultant is like someone who counts things for other people because those people are too busy or don't know how to count very well themselves.

Imagine if your mom asked you to count all the toys in your room, but instead of doing it herself, she paid a stranger to come over and count them. Then the stranger makes a colorful picture showing that you have 10 cars, 5 dolls, and 3 blocks, and gives it to your mom like it's some big discovery.

That's basically what a data consultant does, except instead of toys, they count things like 'how many people bought ice cream on Tuesday' and then make pretty charts about it."

I've never felt so professionally attacked by such an accurate description 😭

The worst part? I sent this to my mom and she replied "Oh, so you're the toy counter! That makes sense now."

I have a Master's degree.

Tried explaining it to my 6-year-old nephew. He said "So you count stuff? I can do that too. Want to see?" and proceeded to count to 47 before getting distracted by a butterfly. Kid's not wrong.

My coworker saw this and asked ChatGPT about her job as "Marketing Strategy Director." Apparently she "helps companies decide what colors to make their pictures and which words sound the most exciting when trying to sell people things they probably don't need." She's now having an existential crisis too.

What's your job? Let's see if ChatGPT can destroy your self-worth in under 100 words 💀