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Hell yeah. Jenny can lick my twat.

No problem. It’s definitely gonna be a challenge, and trying to meet midway is a good mindset to have. The two of you are gonna have to meet somewhere in the middle for the relationship to work. I’ve usually had to put in a bit more effort in my experiences. I guess it’s just been easier for me to hold back than it is for an avoidant type to open up. And I feel like that makes a lot of sense.

I never really felt much anxiety from holding back. It’s always been the “Did I go too far?” kind of thoughts that get scary for me. For her, opening up and facing things head on is probably gonna be really scary. And what you said about it being easier if you see effort from her is 100% true, but effort is also gonna go unnoticed sometimes for both of you. For example, she might be in the habit right now of not putting any thought into telling you about something small that’s upsetting her. If that’s the case, then just getting to a point where that crosses her mind will take effort. Stuff like that can go unnoticed really easily. The only real chance you’d have to notice it is if you pick up that something’s off and it comes up later when you’re both talking about it.

One other thing worth mentioning is how important it’s gonna be for you to figure out how to react to any noticeable progress she makes, especially in the moment. If she doesn’t like being the center of attention, there’s a good chance that making a big deal out of her opening up will end up having a negative effect. I’ve always found it best to just listen at first. Thanking her for talking to you at some point might be all the acknowledgement she needs. You also might wanna ask if she wants any help, or if she wants your opinion at all. It took me a little too long to realize that someone doesn’t automatically want help just because they’re telling me about something.

Try to be the best listener you can. The progress she makes is gonna make her feel extremely vulnerable. You’ll never be able to fully understand what that vulnerability feels like, and that’s okay. My mindset has always been to try as hard as I can to fully understand, while keeping in mind that I never will.

The best advice I can give is to make it as easy as possible for them to talk to you. Try to be as perceptive as you can. I’ve been in a lot of similar situations, and when I could tell something was definitely wrong, I eventually realized there were better approaches than asking, “Is everything okay?” I started saying things like, “What’s wrong, and how can I help?” instead. That kind of phrasing made it easier for them to see that I wasn’t just checking whether they wanted to talk - I genuinely wanted to talk about it with them.

Try not to overdo it though, especially at first. Let them keep whatever they want to themselves. Leading by example can be helpful too. If they ask you whether something’s wrong and it’s something small you don’t need to talk about, kindly tell them you’d rather not talk about it. It might seem obvious to you that you can acknowledge something’s wrong without having to open up immediately, but it might not be obvious to them. And you can always explain it later if you want to.

It’s also important to remember there’s a reason they avoid things. If they know they’re the avoidant type, see whether they’re also the type who’d want to figure out why, together. Maybe they’ll even want to help you figure out why you tend to overshare (beyond the ADHD). That’s important too. Let them reciprocate the help as much as possible.

Again, try not to overdo any of this. It’s a delicate balance. You will overstep sometimes, and you may have to be the one who notices that as well. When you think you might have overwhelmed them, give them some space. That’ll probably be more helpful than an immediate apology. You should apologize eventually, but only once they’re no longer overwhelmed. That’s also a good time to show them you’re not just sorry. You genuinely want to get better at being there for them in the way that works best for them.

Commitment: 10/10
Execution: 0/10

The rpi 5 processor is armv8 and it lacks a lot of support in general. That thing has made me want to break my keyboard in half a few too many times lol

There’s a pretty good chance the Linux issues you’re having are actually Raspberry Pi issues. I’ve had to do so much more tinkering with SBCs to get things to work compared to x86 systems

I haven’t had any problems with subtitles. You mind linking the issue report you’re referring to?

He was kidnapped bc he touched the butt. I had to go all the way to 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney, Australia to find him after that and Ellen DeGeneres wouldn’t stfu the entire way there 😮‍💨

Oh yeah? Well I named my firstborn child JPEG!

Thai woman wakes up in coffin shortly before cremation

They decided to cremate her anyway?!?!
/s

You always this condescending?

That’s not weird at all

No.

Bruh.

Am I missing something here? The phone can be bought from the manufacturer for €650 and this company is trying to flip that same phone, but with a custom rom pre-installed for €950? So it’s essentially a €300 upcharge to have someone else flash the custom ROM for you. There’s also an automatic installer available for download on the ROMs website, so people wouldn’t have to mess around with ADB or anything if they wanted to do it themself. Most of what’s mentioned about graphene is also BS and the whole write up is just riddled with misinformation.

Please tell me I’m missing something bc if I’m not then no one should buy a single thing from this company.

Edit: OP has a business relationship with this company

The goal of marketing is to get as many people as possible to be aware that a company’s product exists. These articles are doing just that, for free.

Initial sales will probably take a hit bc of the negative articles. I don’t think they’re being written bc valve decided to stick with the same name though. The articles are probably being written bc negative headlines get clicks.

If the new steam machine proves to be a solid product this time around then gamers are going to buy it. If it’s such a solid product that it manages to turn a product line that was once associated with failure and negativity into a product line that’s associated with success and positivity then I really can’t think of anything better the new steam machine could do for valve’s brand. The (hypothetical) articles comparing the huge (hypothetical) success of the new steam machine to the dramatic failure of the past will also be a bit easier to write a headline for. More free marketing.

I wasn’t sure what the actual preference name was so the code I gave you wasn’t accurate. This is exactly what you need in the user.js file:

user_pref("sidebar.visibility", "hide-sidebar");

It didn’t seem to work the first time I restarted Firefox even though the value for sidebar.visibility was changed correcty in about:config so I edited it back to always-show and then right back to hide-sidebar and now the sidebar remains hidden on startup

Edit: typo

Put the config settings in a user.js file and save it in the root directory of your Firefox profile. It should look something like this:

user_pref("always-show.config.setting", false);
user_pref("hide-sidebar.config.setting", true);

I’m not assuming OP is a woman. I’m assuming OP is probably a middle aged man pretending to be a woman