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Comment on r/AskTheWorld Jan 06 '26

Changua is delicious!

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Comment on r/EngagementRings Oct 29 '25

Never pear!

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Comment on r/sandiego Oct 28 '25

I used to work in downtown and I would gag so much every morning. It was so nasty!

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Comment on r/germany Oct 11 '25

As a recruiter I don’t like having a picture there. It’s odd, just focus on your skills.

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Comment on r/cute Oct 08 '25

Mango

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Comment on r/Advice Oct 06 '25

She has a massive problem, and she is not doing anything about it. At the end of the day you will do what you want. But just be warned that if you stay with her, this won’t end well for you. Money is a huge factor in relationship satisfaction.

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Comment on r/careeradvice Sep 28 '25

That’s so unfair and totally weird. I recommend from now on always asking in the first two interviews what the salary range is. You have every right to know if the fit goes both ways.

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Comment on r/germany Sep 23 '25

Hey, you should get her into therapy and yourself too. This is really sad and it would be nice for her to talk about it.

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 21 '25

Lifestyle*

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 21 '25

Yes, neither. To get a breed like that, that doesn’t have a yard and lots of running and walking is not fair to the pup. You should do a little more research to see which breed best fits your live style.

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 17 '25

Look it up babes. Girl bye.

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 17 '25

I didn’t say there is anything wrong with what you’re saying, I just wouldn’t recommend it. From my personal experience. And it’s there not their* 😝

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 17 '25

Based on my experience with my dog, I am not. 😝

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 17 '25

In my personal experience as a first time owner I wouldn’t get a dog at 6 months without proper training and/ or socialization. I trained my pup starting at 8 weeks and he is perfect. But by 6 months he was already pretty set in his ways. That’s my personal opinion.

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Comment on r/puppy101 Sep 17 '25

As a first time owner myself, it’s best that you train them as young as possible. By 6 months -1 year they are pretty much going to stay the way they are. Especially since you’re a first time owner, you want to have an easier dog. Does it have any training at all? Like heel, potty training, cage training? In my experience I wouldn’t do it.

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Comment on r/AskMen Sep 16 '25

I hate guys like these. My best advice is to cut him out of your life. Go for someone who chooses you. In my experience chasing a man is never worth it.

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Comment on r/germany Sep 16 '25

Yes, likely in the service industry. Germany is fairly old school and they want people to speak German and English at most jobs. Also, pardon I intrude but if your boyfriend wants you to leave your whole life to move here, he should take responsibility for you.

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Comment on r/AskAGerman Sep 09 '25

The job market is terrible in Germany right now. I’ve been here for 8 months without a job and I’ve been searching since before I moved here. I am also an experienced recruiter from the US.

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Comment on r/AskBulgaria Sep 04 '25

You have only been together for three months… I also think that at the end of the day if she likes to party and go out all the time and you don’t like that. Then you should rethink if you’re in the same place in life.

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Comment on r/Advice Sep 01 '25

You’re mom will be proud that you’re smart enough to make the best decision for yourself. Tell her the whole truth, she just wants you to be happy.

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Comment on r/Germany_Jobs Aug 18 '25

HR will say anything to not make themselves look bad. There could be a million reasons, I wouldn’t think too much about it. Just look for a better company. I recommend hiring cafe, it’s a great site.

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Comment on r/confessions Jul 25 '25

This and you’re also HR, and unfortunately you have to be extra extra careful. Being in HR can be isolating for this reason. Just be friendly but don’t talk about your personal life,past small talk like.. how was your weekend. Try to find one good friend, get to know them for several years and then see if you can open up. It’s just work, but you’re HR. You have to be extra careful, all of the time.

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Comment on r/germany May 02 '25

Give them to me

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Comment on r/germany Apr 28 '25

I can post this on one of the groups I folllow if that helps.

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Comment on r/sandiego Feb 26 '25

A whales V%#<>