Gullible

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Gullible , to Work Reform in Make no mistake, the owning class is actively working against your interests

Someone correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t direct linking to an image on Reddit cost your lemmy instance a fair sum of money?

Gullible , to aww in Chilling with the gang

Q “What’s the pug’s disability?”

A “It’s a pug.”

Gullible , to LinkedinLunatics in Ok.

Ah, I misunderstood the unemployment benefits portion! That’s entirely my mistake. In that case, your system is far and away more reasonable and I apologize. It still physically hurts that disability is horrifically broken in the US but at least it isn’t universal. I hope we’ll eventually achieve something approaching acceptable treatment.

Gullible , to LinkedinLunatics in Ok.

It physically hurts to know that the US system is essentially identical to any other. It really offers a 1-2 punch to anyone unlucky enough to become disabled. I sincerely appreciate you writing this out, it was eye-opening.

Gullible , to LinkedinLunatics in Ok.

Technically possible, sure. Just don’t get caught during a random inspection where someone surreptitiously follows you for multiple days to see whether you’re faking.

Gullible , to LinkedinLunatics in Ok.

Disability income is horrifying in the US. You’re essentially disallowed from owning things. Given that Europe will be waking up in a few hours, I’d like to ask whether the situation is panic-inducingly dystopian over there as well.

Gullible , to Ask Science in How can you replace your addiction with a more healthy one? And will this lead to a negative spiral? Can you break from an addictive personality?

The short answer is yes, you can trade one addiction for another and no, it doesn’t necessarily cause spiraling.

The long answer is yes, with a great deal of patience, you can condition yourself into just about anything. Breaking from an addictive personality is far from easy and requires a deep understanding of yourself and your triggers. Introspection and therapy aplenty. There can be relapses or worse if you try to hack together a treatment plan for yourself. Support groups can be helpful and leaning on friends and family, when possible, can make or break you.

Note: not medical or psychiatric advice.

Gullible , to LinkedinLunatics in There’s no way this is fake.. right?

When going to bazaar, I hate it when they add butchering fees. Damn Porketmaster.

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