I've never seen this on a job application before
I'm wondering about the long-term of all this. I just cannot see society sustainably moving forward with tons of wannabe wokesters putting pronouns on their resumes and crap like that. We're going to look back at this and laugh, like using AOL on a 2400 baud modem. But I don't know what the outcome is gonna be. It sure won't be this.
So I handed in my notice at work today. Went slightly better than expected and amicable at least. I said we'll just agree to disagree on quite a few things, especially how employees are treated differently, and just shook hands.
He started to back down a little when I was walking off and said maybe he did make the wrong decision but I just said that we all make decisions and just deal with them in life. I can't be fairer than I have been, and work takes up far too much of your time to spend it unhappy.
Sounds like you did it honorably. Good on you, sir. Always good to disengage from an arrangement as the bigger man.
You know in improv class, the best comeback we saw to a situation where one person told the other that they were fired was "Oh, that must have been hard for you to say." Think about the status you convey.
People who still use Hotmail addresses for business
I don't for business, but I am still attached to the one I signed up for 25 years ago... it's what I use for all my spam bait emails. It continues to serve me well.
Make a 34 year old woman PM, and this is what happens, yo.
How bad of an idea is it to marry your gf of 1 year and 4 months at 26 years old?
Iffy. Not horrible. Not great.
It all depends on how mature the both of you are, really.
Don't have kids and don't make more money than her
As always, A knows the deal.
Heh heh... almost.
Likely driven by Amazon customers.

I love the cluelessness of people sometimes. I used to point it out in the US when everybody piled into a WalMart buying cheap Chinese shit and then lost their jobs, scratching their heads wondering, "Hey, where did all our orders go in my manufacturing job?"
The equivalent today are the people griping about porch pirates while they never know who they are doing business with, they eviscerate their neighborhood downtowns and main streets of businesses and jobs, they ship all their profits over to fat cats a thousand miles away who don't give a crap about your community, they pile up tons of unsustainable packaging with every order, and they help employ order packers who have to urinate in jars in warehouses.

Absolutely clueless of their impacts...
I know more happy individuals rather than happy couples. There's just too many that I know who'd easily cheat on their partners.
But no, even above I said pretty much the same about men as well. I think people are fucked up not just women. But I stated an example where woman behaves as a chameleon. I believe everybody met such women. I for sure met dozens of them. That doesn't make men angel, though.
It's kind of weird that you seem to bring up the cheating thing in every context, as if the only definition of a successful marriage is one where cheating never happens.
Most f'ed marriages happen because people cheat on themselves, really. They don't know themselves, they are too afraid to know themselves, and they are emotionally stunted and not fully actualized as people. Because if you were, you'd first of all learn whether marriage or not is for you to begin with. And for another, you'd know yourself enough to connect with a better shot at the right, self-aware, mature person. That's no guarantee of success, as life is always changing ... the balance is always knowing that two people each need to grow but still find ways to connect back to each other, because breakage and repair will happen regularly.
As someone who has been married and faithful for 17 years (and faithfully together with someone for 24 years) -- and I am not saying that as a point of pride or honor, just what has worked for me (and there are always trials) -- it really isn't about sex or any of the Hollywood bullshit like that. It mostly comes down to vulnerability and being honest with yourself and your partner about what you need, really.
But it's wise that Claudio is asking these questions. I can't believe all the moronic personal finance wannabees who tell you that you can become a billionaire by cutting back on your take-out coffees. No, the best thing you can do financially in your life is not get into a committed relationship that will self-implode.
I can't get past her terrifying, dead eyes.
Celebrating my 40th birthday, getting old
Happy birthday, Marty!!
That is a brilliant find, my man!!
It would be hotter if she had a stoma.