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Date: October 17, 2022
The perception of the two is very different, though. Weed has historically been associated with a few different minority groups (Mexicans, Black Americans, Jamaicans, and I'm sure there are more in other parts of the world), and never in a positive sense. From there racism just sort of naturally carries it into ideas of lazy wastrels or dangerous criminals. Alcohol, on the other hand, was embedded into European culture since long before colonialism, so it was generally spared the same treatment, with a few exceptions (beer and whiskey were associated with German and Irish immigrants respectively in the anti-immigrant campaign that fueled the 18th Amendment in the US, for instance).
Basically, the fact that weed wasn't in common use by white people for centuries meant that it could be used to stoke racial fears, which tied it to all the other stereotypes of the groups it was being used to justify mistreating by the authorities, but because alcohol was already everywhere, it was much harder to treat moderate use as something horrible and foreign. (Although in pre-Prohibition America, you could make a solid case for light or moderate alcohol consumption being a foreign concept. Those people drank!)
He's not quite over this “ex” no matter what story he gives you about ghosting her. The good news is you've only invested a month into this so you can still walk away without a broken heart. Sorry this happened to you. This guy is a confused naked mess. Good luck.
You are young so can be forgiven, but life is not a movie and things are a lot more important than the aesthetics. A proposal is asking a question and that is the hole point – whether you did it sky diving, diving with sharks or submerged in a tub full of diamonds doesn't change the question. If it does, than that is your Aesthetics problem not theirs. This idea of a “perfect” wedding or proposal or reveal party or shower really is just silliness supported by the industries that profit off of promoting such things. What would you gain by telling your partner that you didn't like their proposal? Would the “repropose” in a more acceptable way and for that matter if you had such a particular way in which you required your proposal why didn't you propose to them?
Haha absolutely not. I was being actively stalked at my house and uni after leaving an abusive relationship. At one point he was riding his motorbike up and down my block at 1am. He called me 70 times in one hour. He came into the studio at my uni and started screaming at me. I called the cops and they said “there's nothing we can do unless you have recent bruises”. I ended up having security assigned to me at the uni. So no, cops are absolutely useless if you need help.
I love how you conveniently skipped the part in the above post about you providing support for your wife. I can imagine why she's feeling so overwhelmed.
BTW, in what world does a 'night nanny' make $7,000 a month?
Thank you, I will honestly take all the answers/help I can to get a better perspective of myself and him even with varying answers! It’s just been so long since I’ve seriously dated and I just feel a little lost/rusty! ?
I dunno I personally am in the boat where someone you're with for over a year should know by then whether or not they love you and be able to freely say it without prompting.
It sounds to me like he's growing apart from you and just hasn't told you yet. You can try to speak to him about it but honestly you can't demand that he change. You can tell him how you feel and what changes you would like to see in order for the relationship to continue, but he has to want to make those changes.
Yeah and I would never want her to get off them. I don’t blame her or anything. I know she “wants” to have sex. It’s just a part of our relationship now.