I saw The Midnight in concert last week so I'm deep into their discography at the moment.
I use New Comments and am happy with the balance.
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192 pages if printed.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. The state government of Queensland, Australia just lifted a 12 year ban on IBM getting government contracts after a colossal fuck up.
This is a really good ad.
Cater to the audience. Being understood is more useful than being right.
A lot of people need to be right all the time, even if it is to their own detriment. Therefore they would see apologising as losing.
Social cohesion is quite important and I believe something that is becoming a little undervalued. Especially in a workplace. While of course if is important to stick to your principles, it's not that important to be right in a lot of social situations.
Relationships aren't linear progression. Sometimes you move forward, sometimes you move backwards. Sometimes you can move forward by moving backwards. An apology rarely hurts in the grand scheme of things.
However I would think about what you're saying. And what I'm about to say carries the lack of context from not knowing any more than what you posted.
You weren't listening and it was mostly your fault (your words). She didn't trigger you. And telling her she triggered you will probably not go well. You reacted to her in a way you are now regretting. You need to take responsibility for that and that is likely what you are apologising for.
The conversation about things being fair, save it for later. Put a lot more thought into it.
He was plenty famous before the meme.
I came across in the big Reddit migration and while I loved the idea, it felt like every third post was about the meta or Reddit. I ended up dropping all social media. A few months ago I started passively reading Reddit again and as many predicted, the whole vibe is just off. So I began checking back here a bit and it's a bit closer to what I want now. It feels like there is a bit less going on than back then, and I'm totally okay with that.
Be active and be what you want to see. This is a community driven system and you will get a lot more out of a community by participating over just observing.
I've never been in that situation but I wouldn't rule it out on principle.
Ready to Rumble.