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ImplyingImplications , to programmerhumor in i thought she'd be happy for me

My mother told me to make Facebook. I tried explaining Facebook already existed, but it was no use.

Jamie ,
@Jamie@jamie.moe avatar

You can still make Facebook, you just need to register it on a domain they haven’t claimed. Then get sued and live in a box for the rest of your life while paying Zuck your bucks for trademark infringement.

chickenwing , (edited )

You can run a Friendica instance and act like you invented it. My family was impressed when I “made my own Netflix” with a Plex server lol.

aidan OP ,

Yeah, I have a little bit of that problem too. Then she says “I didn’t mean it exactly, just something like it”

JustARegularNerd ,

I want you to just make a house! Well, obviously not a house like this brick house, but something like it…

alertsleeper , to lemmyshitpost in You Made It!

strangely wholesome, what’s the catch?

001100010010 ,
@001100010010@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

It’s your arch-nemesis, the snail of death.

For context: reddit.com/…/you_and_a_super_intelligent_snail_bo…

Archive: archive.is/SVe4p

bleph , to programmerhumor in i thought she'd be happy for me

Homie I’m sorry that happened.

You might want to do some research on:

  • verbal abuse
  • narcissistic parent
  • low self esteem

This is what I wish someone else told me.

Good luck on your journey

aidan OP ,

Thanks for the sympathy- my mom hasn’t been very emotionally stable for my whole life. She’s not perfect and sometimes I think she’s wrong, but I know she loves and cares about me

redsol2 ,

I read a book called Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents. My mom is similar, and it gave me a lot of insight into why she behaves the way she does, and how I may have developed unhealthy coping mechanisms as a result. Highly recommend.

aidan OP ,

I’ll look at it- my mom is one of the people I care about most so it’s hard for me to criticize her. But, I also understand sometimes she doesn’t act in a supportive way

entropicdrift ,
@entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

You should at least recognize that you’re holding a double standard here: she’s able to criticize you all she wants yet you know she cares and loves you, but it’s hard for you to criticize her because you care.

That kind of double standard is an unhealthy dynamic that hurts both of you and your relationship with each other. And don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it was either of your intent for it to be that way, but it has ended up that way regardless of best efforts.

Contramuffin ,

Oh, just because someone is abusive or unsupportive doesn’t mean that they don’t love you. It just means that their interactions aren’t healthy for you and you need to establish boundaries.

Regardless, I hope that you’re doing well. I don’t know what your project is, but I can certainly tell you that it’s much more impressive than anything I’ve made

aidan OP ,

That’s true, but I feel like the internet is quick to brand people having moments of failure as abusive. Nobody is perfect, and I can’t expect my parents to be perfect. Imo, calling my mom abusive is far too extreme.

entropicdrift ,
@entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

Well, and anybody can say or do things that are abusive.

Different people have different levels of tolerance for abusive behavior. The question is, when does it go from, “a person prone to occasional abusive bullshit” to “a person in the habit of committing acts of abuse”?

It’s a lot like addiction in the sense that it’s a sliding scale, but people largely outside of it will freely brand the slightest hint as a full blown catastrophe.

Sivaru ,

Yes, in this world there is no one who wants what is good for you more than your parents. Many people forget that, if your parents have problems, you need to take care of them.

bleph ,

I don’t agree with this in all cases.

True, parents usually have a deeply ingrained emotional need to protect and nurture their children but:

  • Not all parents do. Narcissists have children all the time. When they do, they cloak their emotional vampirism in ‘love’ like they do in all relationships.
  • Even parents with the best intentions have to work HARD not to pass on their generational traumas, abuses, and bad habits.
  • Only the child can truly know what will fulfill them as a person. Parents often substitute what they wanted for their younger selves for the child’s best interest.

For those still thinking I have no idea what I am talking about and you and your parents are different… please look into “enmeshment” for your own sake

Sivaru ,

I agree with you on the first one. There are fathers who do not deserve to be called fathers, and they should be punished. (It is too complicated to discuss in a paragraph, each case alone, and the future effects on the child…). We live in a sick society. In the case of the OP, it is simple,this is not necessary, and his only task is to take care of his father and not repeat the mistakes of his fathers in the future to break the cycle. But I don’t agree with the last one, children don’t know exactly what they want (we adults don’t know what we want sometimes let alone children) but parents should respect their opinions and guide them and teach them how to make the right decision instead of making the decision for them. Have a good day.

Sivaru ,

I agree with you on the first one. There are parents who do not deserve to be called parents, and they should be punished.(It’s too complicated to discuss in a paragraph, each case alone, and the future effects on the child…). We live in a sick society. In the case of the OP, it is simple,this is not necessary, and his only task is to take care of his mother to not repeat the mistakes of his parents in the future to break the loop. But I don’t agree with the last one, children don’t know exactly what they want (we the adults don’t know what we want sometimes let alone children) but parents should respect their opinions and guide them and teach them how to make the right decision instead of making the decision for them. Have a good day.

bloodtide , to lemmyshitpost in You Made It!

A third of that snail’s year is just slithering between the ant’s house and his own house

Zoot , to fediverse in 10 days after 3rd party reddit app shutdown, Lemmy's top 10 instances combine for a thriving userbase of 234,000
@Zoot@reddthat.com avatar

Does anyone know where I can find that bot that takes all my subs for me, an allows me to import them into a new account? I really dig reddthat, however there have been a few scares already, and I’d love to have a core backup so if I do move around it’s easily set up.

cantevencode ,

I used sub.rehab to import my reddit subs. Didn’t do all of them but it’s good enough so far

Trapping5341 ,

Seconding this. I saw it in a comment but was like nah I’ll never need that 😂 3 hours later I made a second account and was like fuck where that thing go 😂

esty ,
@esty@lemmy.ca avatar
Trapping5341 ,

Thank you so much

esty ,
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door_in_the_face , to aww in Please feed me eyes

No thanks I quite like mine inside my head, not in your stomach.

WhippetBowie OP ,

If only there was a way for me to post photos without having to come up with titles 😂

I’m not so good at wording

dojan ,
@dojan@lemmy.world avatar

A comma, quotation marks, or hyphens would’ve solved the issue.

  • Please feed me, eyes.
  • “Please feed me” eyes
  • Please-feed-me eyes

On the other hand, “Please feed me eyes” is a rather compelling title as is.

exscape ,

The first doesn't work, it suggests the dog wants "eyes" to give it its food. I think #2 is the best.

Flaky_Fish69 ,
@Flaky_Fish69@kbin.social avatar

Only weirdos like Door_in_the_face read titles when the pup is a photogenic fashionista.

FlyLikeAMouse , to pics in A row of 6 rock-hewn tombstones dating from the 11th century at Heysham

Stone doesn’t seem like the most sensible medium in which to bury people. Cool pic though!

Greenskye , to mildlyinteresting in People really do use Google Search to visit well-known websites instead of typing their names into the address bar

Blame chrome. Autofill doesn’t include .com? Welp, guess I’ll just hit the top search link instead then.

sailing_bookdragon , to pics in [OC] Raised Bridges in Chicago

that is indeed a bittersweet story to this picture. And to make it even worse (maybe) to me all those raised bridges remind me of a greeting/salute that happen in old-fashioned rowing boats by raising all oars when passing by. To me it looked like if the city and/or those bridges are saluting that ship underway.

bluu OP ,
@bluu@lemmy.world avatar

Oh that’s cool, I didn’t know the raised oar salute was a thing, but that makes sense.

They sometimes have boats too tall to pass through along the river, but they just raise one bridge at a time to minimize traffic disruptions. Kind of a fun spectacle to see if one hasn’t seen it before

_cerpin_taxt_ ,

This was during the pandemic and protests, right? I remember downtown got shutdown for a few weeks.

bluu OP ,
@bluu@lemmy.world avatar

Yes it was. The city had a super eerie feel back then, didn’t it?

_cerpin_taxt_ ,

It was so weird! I went on a lot of cruises around the city back then because there was just zero traffic. Driving through downtown felt like 28 Days Later back then.

VanillaDrink , to fediverse in This might help explain the spectacular launch of Threads
@VanillaDrink@lemmy.world avatar

Yeah I heard about a user whose boyfriend had friends and sent an invite on the app. The only problem, the boyfriend hadn’t created a threads account.

Noughmad , to fediverse in This might help explain the spectacular launch of Threads

Does anyone remember Google+? When they tried to make everyone with a YouTube account also have a Google+ account.

Spoiler alert: it didn’t go well

UESPA_Sputnik ,
@UESPA_Sputnik@lemmy.world avatar

Which is a pity because the ideas of having “circles” was actually clever. Or at least I thought so back then. I wonder how modern social media would look like if they all implemented that.

Noughmad , (edited )

Sadly, it was destined to fail. In Diaspora and in Google+.

The thing is, while people definitely do have different circles, they don’t like to think about these circles in an explicit way.

Facebook has had something like this for a while now, you can set visibility settings on every post, but again almost nobody uses it.

melonpunk , to retrogaming in Retrospective: Micronaut One [ZX Spectrum, 1987]
@melonpunk@lemmy.world avatar

Great write up! I thought I was familiar with this game, but clearly not. I guess the name just has that familiar vibe to it. Thinking back to what I was playing in '87 this would have really stood out as something different. I’m sad I missed out on it at the time.

JGrffn , to fediverse in This might help explain the spectacular launch of Threads

I have only an Instagram account, checked just now with a friend who has instagram, Facebook, and now threads. He cannot find me on threads at all, so either this isn’t done to EVERYONE on Instagram, or these are just baseless rumors being spread around.

PuppySteak , to fediverse in This might help explain the spectacular launch of Threads

They did this with Facebook accounts to instagram too. My brother has never downloaded instagram yet he’s my top follow suggestion all the time and it just uses his Facebook profile picture automatically

Ryan213 , to nonononoyes in Goddammit Jared
@Ryan213@lemmy.world avatar

My friend doesn’t understand…can someone help them?

Hypersapien ,

Woman thought car full of guys was going to say something lewd and juvenile.

Turned out they just wanted to know where she got the bubble tea she was drinking.

The guys had been arguing about where it was. The guy who spoke to her was right, Jared was wrong.

Ryan213 ,
@Ryan213@lemmy.world avatar

My friend said that’s what he thought but he wasn’t sure because it seemed like there was something more.

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