>“And then we both cry and we said to each other, ‘From now on, let’s talk, let’s talk, let’s communicate better.’ Something that we should have done it before. So that’s what was missing,” Tony Toto said.

What in the r/relationships is this

We did that for literally 20 years.... Didn't really turn out so great in the end

The reason someone would find something humiliating is because they think others are judging them negatively about it. I am saying I am not judging him negatively, but actually in a positive manner.

Why are you so toxic?

WTF?

so THERES the 1/10 doctor who was always the contrarian!

>an actual person in a wheelchair: This was a humiliating and painful experience that I hated.

>Some random internet fuck: OMG, no, it’s actually super inspiring babes! Yass queen, it’s so empowering for me to watch you be denied civil rights!

Still not sure why. Are swans some kind of religiously revered species? They can fly you know.

I have this problem with traffic coming to a complete halt as a string of ducks or geese cross a busy road. Just proceed, they can fly, you can't.

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Getting shot in the head can change the way you think.

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Typical Karen

Was your client Mark Hamburg? Because lightroom was his baby.

I... They.. he what?

Where did I tell him how to feel? I was saying how I felt, which was done to help others in this situation to feel better about it.

Who else could get away with it

As a psychiatrist? Probably not too many.

When I saw a screenshot of this tweet circulating I was certain it had to be faked because no one could possibly be this dumb and tone deaf

Beyond parody

When I worked at a restaurant there was a local doctor that would go out of his way to make sure he had his name as “Dr. (His name) MD” in our reservation system that only employees could see. He went as far as demanding to see his reservation in our system when he came in for his dinner to make sure we didn’t lie to him and put it in exactly as he requested. I get wanting credit for all your hard work but it was some total weirdo behavior on his part. Out of the thousands of people and dozen of doctors I put into the system he was the only person who ever made such a fuss about it and the only one to make us show him his reservation name like that.

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We won't allow people with doctorates from universities overseas become doctors, but we'll sure as hell have a run of mulitple doctors and nurses falsify documents and their careers.

What a fucking country.

There's literally a comment in the article from the venue owning up to the oversight and saying they're committed to being more prepared in the future. Don't you think that if there was a ramp backstage, the venue would have used their press comment to tell everyone "sorry about that, but it was a mixup and they could have just gone backstage but they didn't ask."

Everyone in this thread who didn't bother to read the article or use their brain for 60 seconds are so damn sure of themselves and their own horseshit. lol.

"Nothing brings people together like attempted murder."

That paper is just saying that, instead of putting everything in a box with a label, a more flexible approach would probably better serve patients. It doesn't suddenly invalidate an entire profession; in fact, it would do the exact opposite. Insurance companies and government agencies won't let the DSM go though.

Psychiatry is advancing quickly in our current era, so saying it's essentially a worthless profession is extremely short-sighted.

I think you're both right. His response showed strength/perseverance, but it's still humiliating to face the situation, period.

Probably because beavers are an invasive species and can destroy as much habitat as they create wetlands. They don’t stop expanding and can destroy fuck tons of forest and land with their purposeful flooding if left un checked.