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nerd4code t1_izl5zq9 wrote
Reply to comment by mata_dan in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
Speaking as somebody with less fingers than he started out with, no, fingerprints aren’t static.
Burneracct157 t1_izl0xus wrote
Reply to comment by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW in I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
You recommend fessing up rather than making it look like a relationship that developed organically after the fact? What if the relationship was never discovered by either spouse?
steezefries t1_izkorq5 wrote
Reply to comment by imafraidofmuricans in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
Pretty sure they're joking.
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Chicken_Water t1_izkdwts wrote
Reply to comment by losangelestimes in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
Amazing news! Thanks so much for sharing!
imafraidofmuricans t1_izkdpmj wrote
Reply to comment by neoslicexxx in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
You are insufferable
Ashleywave14 t1_izkcper wrote
Reply to comment by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW in I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
Nice, thanks for the advice.
losangelestimes OP t1_izkbnxn wrote
Reply to comment by LikelyAtWork in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
Yes I have!
losangelestimes OP t1_izkbhyp wrote
Reply to comment by mata_dan in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
I disagree that facial identification is less secure than a string of nine digits, but I agree that we don't have a perfect method yet.
Claudia-Delgado-LCSW OP t1_izkbh20 wrote
Reply to comment by Ashleywave14 in I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
Hi Ashleywave14. Thank you for your question. If lack of sex is the only problem then I would refer out to couples therapy with a certified Sexologist.
losangelestimes OP t1_izkb5xf wrote
Reply to comment by BobGeneric in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
Thanks for sharing that! I had a great time on that podcast.
The most stubborn company was probably the bail bond people. They really, really wanted me to come in person with printouts of all my reports before they'd believe I didn't write that bad check. I was determined not to lose any more time or money than I had to in order to fight this, so I refused to do that on principle.
Eventually, they sent a lawyer after me - I can't remember if it was their lawyer or a debt collection agency's lawyer - and I was able to work it out with them over email.
Claudia-Delgado-LCSW OP t1_izkao8z wrote
Reply to comment by ZTwilight in I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
Hi ZTwilight. There could be a variety of things going on for AP so I can’t give a blanket statement on reason to accept a partial relationship. I can say that self esteem can be one reason. Other times, when things start, they don’t actually believe they will be in an affair situation. After continual contact they begin to form feelings that they did not anticipate. This is the “playing with fire”. After they realize they are in love many times they will “settle for what they can get” because the thought of not being with the person they love is not something they want to confront. Again, this is one of many Scenarios and I hope this is helpful some.
As to the second part, it is often a very large issue that the AP will often struggle with for a long time. Some are not able to get over this part and eventually end relationship, others can move past it after years of living with uncertainties and some learn to accept that it may happen. It is very difficult.
losangelestimes OP t1_izkaac1 wrote
Reply to comment by duckscrubber in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
You do not need to download the apps to freeze or unfreeze your credit; it just makes it convenient if you think you'd need to do that on the go.
If you are concerned about entities tracking you and profiting from your data, I have very bad news about what the credit bureaus do.
losangelestimes OP t1_izka5qz wrote
Reply to comment by Chicken_Water in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
The credit bureaus used to charge for this, but they don't any more. It has to be free. They will try to upsell you on additional products that cost money, which you should say no to.
Claudia-Delgado-LCSW OP t1_izk9442 wrote
Reply to comment by DangersBabygirl in I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
Even in that scenario, which is actually very common, it usually doesn’t change outcome much in my professional experience. Usually there are many other reasons they are not leaving and often they will say things like “you deserve more/better” “if you choose to leave, I would understand” . These are often ways to manipulate someone to stay longer as they are attempting to show they care and give hope in order for things to continue as they are.
I’ve seen many situations where kids are in college, roommate situation is still the same and person doesn’t leave.
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duckscrubber t1_izk4421 wrote
Reply to comment by Alwayssunnyinarizona in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
The benefit is that you can freeze and unfreeze your credit. The downsides are that the apps now take up space on your device, track you, and profit from your data.
neoslicexxx t1_izk43h5 wrote
Reply to comment by peoplearecool in I was the victim of an identity theft nightmare - and it could happen to you. AMA by losangelestimes
But did your friend clear their cookies on a different browser, on a different operating system, on a different computer, with a different isp, in a different country?
Might wanna try restarting.
Claudia-Delgado-LCSW OP t1_izk1bf7 wrote
Reply to comment by Burneracct157 in I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
Hi Burneracct157. That is a great question. Unfortunately, it’s not a simple one to answer as this takes some time to figure out with my clients in sessions. I can say that part of it is to figure out the reasons Affair started to begin with. Then it’s important to look at what a person is getting out of each relationship and what is missing. Also the outcomes of staying with one and leaving the other. Part of what is done in Therapy is we look each week to deeply discuss emotions that come up during specific interactions in order to come to better realization of what the meaning behind each relationship is. Once things are figured out, we come up with a plan on how to move forward to do it in the gentlest way possible as receiving information of this type can be very painful and traumatic to the other people involved as well as person having affair.
As far as the guilt, this too is a process that takes time as many people around will be judgmental and take sides. It’s a slow process and we work together to discuss guilt, shame, indecisiveness, grief and loss. What I would tell someone in this situation is that everyone deserves to find happiness and peace. Also, an affair does not erase all the good in you nor does it define you. Unfortunately, affairs with people having children happen all the time. Finding ways to end secrecy is an important step to starting the healing process for all parties involved.
Burneracct157 t1_izjwjyv wrote
Reply to I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
Do you have any insight on how you would help a woman see if she wants to stay with her husband Vs being with the affair partner? How do you help a woman work through the guilt of choosing the affair partner when there are kids involved?
ZTwilight t1_izjd91j wrote
Reply to I’m Online Therapist, Claudia Delgado, LCSW. I work with Women that are having an Affair - Emotional or Physical. AMA. by Claudia-Delgado-LCSW
What I find intriguing about affairs is the point of view of the affair partner. The person who is willing to accept a partial relationship. Is that an issue of low self esteem? And The affairs that turn into legit relationships - how can the former AP feel confident that the person they are now in a relationship with isn’t going to cheat on them?
Other_Exercise t1_izjb08e wrote
Come_The_Hod_King t1_izj7v44 wrote
Reply to I'm writer/director Jordan VanDina and my directorial debut "It's a Wonderful Binge" starring Danny Trejo, Kaitlin Olson, Tim Meadows and Nick Swardson premieres on Hulu tomorrow. Ask me anything about writing, directing, or about what a great guy Danny Trejo is! by [deleted]
What was it like working with a giant bird?
anth t1_izj7td8 wrote
Reply to comment by shrimptooth in I'm writer/director Jordan VanDina and my directorial debut "It's a Wonderful Binge" starring Danny Trejo, Kaitlin Olson, Tim Meadows and Nick Swardson premieres on Hulu tomorrow. Ask me anything about writing, directing, or about what a great guy Danny Trejo is! by [deleted]
this is absolutely fantastic. How many hours were you logging on each weekend scripts on average?
What was your mentality while you were cranking them out? Was it to both practice your craft as well as publish online consistently with the belief that it would eventually get noticed?
What gave you the faith to keep publishing? This must have been untold thousands of hours of work!
To summarize:
How many average hours on each?
What was your mindset and goal?
What kept your spirit alive without any guarantees of success?
Bravo! totally inspired by this.
RelativeDay11141 t1_izl9r7q wrote
Reply to We’re Sadeka Nujhat, Hannah Leese and Sandhya Moise from the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Bath in the United Kingdom. We research ways to detect cancer as early as possible to help save lives. by UniversityofBath
What exactly is cancer?