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  • I play bass and I always just listened to the song for 3 hours straight while figuring it out, writing down on makeshift sheet music the parts I got worked out. Could take hours or days depending on the song

    Amazing folks can just run it through a program today, slow it down, I bet there is tech that can just, tell you the notes.

    Amazing. I still learn manually this way lmao Sometimes I would just be fucking around and hit a spot, and suddenly realize thats part of a song I know, and it would all click into place.

    Teaching my son to play guitar/read music this year and the tech today is so good. Hes years ahead of me when I was first starting out.

    No tips, cuz I dont know the tech, I’m just impressed how far the tech has come in the last 25 years.


  • This absolutely. I’m a 5’1" lady, and I do like my partner to be taller than me, but basically everyone is taller than me.

    If you lined up every man I’ve dated over my lifetime, you’d see men from 5’2" to 6’4".

    The right people are there for the person, not shallow bullshit. Hygiene is the best indicator, yes. Good hygiene, nice person, you’ll find success.

    When my now husband told me he was 6’3" my jaw dropped. Sure I was happy (he can reach the top shelf for me) but I seriously wouldn’t have batted an eye if he was shorter

    Date kind people, not shallow cunts and you should be okay.

    I dated one guy who told me he was 5’10". He was kind of a cunt. He was actually 5’7". It just showcased his insecurity. I didn’t like that. Wear yourself with pride. No one choses to be short/tall. Accept yourself and others will too.





  • It doesn’t matter if he’s the one being taken away or not, he could still witness it, I could still traumatize him. He could try and fight one of the officers, because my son has no sense of fear and an inflated sense of justice often. These are his friends and classmates.

    Trump is tageting the neighboring town for having a trans athlete. Last week, my town was pointed out for being a sanctuary city. Compiling fear.

    Trauma doesn’t make a person stronger. Trauma doesn’t guarantee radicalization.

    Thank you for pointing this out to this commenter.






  • I agree no younger than 13.

    Knowing my son, it wont be until highschool for us, at the earliest. A middle school boy showed my son how to look up naughty words on Spotify/the internet. So, big nope from me.

    We do limited supervised access only for educational purposes. The internet is a tool, and my child dont need that in his pocket.

    I/we have never felt social pressure to get him a phone. He’s today 12. He makes friends everywhere he goes. Right now in this life stage I have a focus on teaching internet safety, how marketing works, and how to spot reputable/non reputable resources.


  • You don’t have to own a phone to learn how to use it properly. I didn’t own my own computer as I learned to use one as a kid.

    Supervised access exists, and parents are responsible for teaching internet safety to children.

    Your college experience is a you thing. My much younger BIL did his first year at college this year, and thanked his parents for not letting him have a lot of screen time growing up because he can see the addiction in the people around him.






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    18 days ago

    I laughed too, until I raised a toddler with ADHD. He wasn’t diagnosed yet, but lord was it obvious he had the markers. Never leashed him, but definitely ran after him a lot, and had to keep a hyperfocused eye on him at all times.

    I don’t laugh as hard now, I still giggle, but just not as hard