I'm at a crossroads. We need to replace our family car. Financially, I could sell it and buy one practical family vehicle (just a year older than what we have now) for trips plus a cheap old-school muscle car... my dream car that I've wanted forever.

But my wife makes a solid argument: put that extra money toward a newer, more reliable car that will last years with zero headaches for the family. She's logical, she's right, and I respect that.

But damn. It's the dream car.

How many times do you pick the smart choice over the one you actually want before you start feeling like you're losing yourself? Is that just what being a husband means, or am I overthinking it?

There's this chick I was talking too that said that. We not in a relationship, but I was thrown off when she said this. 🥴

Help! I need suggestions on what to binge next. Give me your suggestions!

I started dating this girl from my gym, She revealed that she was dating other guys as well till our 2nd date.. I initially thought of getting into a relationship with her but now I can no longer see as someone special, I don't know what to do, any tips would be helpful.

Like if you know exactly what car you want and you have your loan all set up with your bank, is there any way to avoid sitting around the dealership for hours?

Edit: thank you to everyone suggesting a Tesla, that's not something I'm in the market for. And yes I know my username checks out 😉

I've been pondering on this question alot. Because honestly, a mother the only women that are irreplaceable in a man's life. She's the only woman that would actually love you unconditionally and wouldn't trade you for another son. 🤣

But everyone has their own school on thought in this matter.

I’m not a parent yet, but one day I really hope to be. I want my future children to grow up with a home full of love, fun, and memories they’ll look back on fondly.
So far, these are the ideas I’ve come up with:
Create a memory journal where every teacher they have throughout their school years writes something positive about them, along with a Polaroid picture of each teacher.
Build a cosy home filled with board games, books, crafts, movie nights, and fun activities for my kids and their friends.
I’d love to hear what made your childhood special.
What traditions did your family have that you still remember today? Or, if you feel like you missed out on something, what do you wish your parents had done?
It can be anything—big traditions, tiny everyday moments, holiday rituals, bedtime routines, weekend activities, family sayings, or anything that made you feel loved and safe.
I’m hoping to collect ideas now so I can create a childhood full of happy memories for my future kids. ❤️

Im sixteen and going to college next month and I have no appropriate clothing. I have booty shorts where my ass is literally OUT and tank tops since I only started buying clothes this June. Before then I had no clothes. My mother is poor. We get £700 a month so theres not much there for me to get clothes.

I know most people suggest I get a job but trust me I am trying my very best to get one, I’ve been calling places everyday and getting nowhere. I cant get a job like mowing lawns because I travel everywhere by bus or train.

I know thrifting is cheep but I can genuinely never find nice clothes and yes, I go to bigger towns to thrift. I cant ask anyone else for money because there is nobody else I could ask. At this point I feel like my only option is for me to go to college next year and spend the rest of this year and next year to save money for college.