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Donald Trump blames air traffic control problems on Pete Buttigieg

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  • Hahaha, so predictable.

    • Donald Trump blames air traffic control problems on Pete Buttigieg

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  • Surprised he didn't blame it on Biden. Everything's Biden's fault according to Trump...

    • If you’ve reached the point where you feel the need to ask the Internet (especially Reddit) for relationship advice, it’s probably time to break up.

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  • True. Worse, all the advice and pseudo-advice subs (r/relationshipadvice, r/TrueOffMyChest, r/Advice, etc.) have basically turned into an “AITA?” zone, even though that’s not what they’re supposed to be about.

    • If you’ve reached the point where you feel the need to ask the Internet (especially Reddit) for relationship advice, it’s probably time to break up.

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  • I think asking for relationship advice is perfectly fine - just not from internet strangers.

    • Jailed Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu's X (Twitter) account blocked in Turkey

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  • X = the gutter.

    • History Channel

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  • I loved the Ancient Aliens show on the History Channel growing up.

    • If you’ve reached the point where you feel the need to ask the Internet (especially Reddit) for relationship advice, it’s probably time to break up.

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  • I don’t know - I’m the type who feels comfortable discussing anything with my close friends and family.

    • If you’ve reached the point where you feel the need to ask the Internet (especially Reddit) for relationship advice, it’s probably time to break up.

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  • I agree with your last paragraph. As for the rest - each to their own. But online relationship advice communities often have their own biases and groupthink, and strangers will frequently “fill in the blanks” with their own assumptions. The advice is rarely objective.

    • If you’ve reached the point where you feel the need to ask the Internet (especially Reddit) for relationship advice, it’s probably time to break up.

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  • I agree. The problem is that internet strangers don’t personally know anyone involved, so much vital information and context will be missing. This is leaving aside the vitriolic, judgmental nature of those kinds of online spaces. Personally, I would never take relationship advice from anyone except close friends and family.

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    abientot @reddthat.com

    If you’ve reached the point where you feel the need to ask the Internet (especially Reddit) for relationship advice, it’s probably time to break up.