#Rebuilding Relationships

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You Had Me at Merlot

The details… Title ‏ : ‎ You Had Me at Merlot Author ‏ : ‎ Melissa Brayden  Publisher ‏ : ‎ Bold Strokes Books  Publication date ‏ : ‎ February 13, 2024 Available formats ‏ : ‎ ebook, paperback, audiobook  File size ‏ : ‎ 1291 KB Print length ‏ : ‎ 264 pages Audiobook listening length : 10 hours and 37 minutes (Narrator: Lula Larkin) Genre ‏ : ‎ contemporary romance  Trope ‏ : ‎ second…

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Rebuilding Relationships After Tech Dominance: Real Stories

Explore real stories of rebuilding relationships after tech dominance. Discover the challenges and rewards of reconnecting with loved ones in a digital age.

[theexcellentmarriage]

Marriage is a partnership that requires work and understanding. If you and your spouse find it difficult to communicate or are drifting apart, it might be time to consider marriage counseling services in Charlotte, North Carolina. Frequent arguments or a lack of emotional connection are clear indicators that professional help can offer the support needed to rebuild your relationship. A marriage counselor can help couples reconnect and develop healthier communication habits, allowing them to better understand each other’s needs.

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Social Fragmentation Over the years, I’ve come to accept that the marketing and propaganda apparatus (the public relations industry) has no scrupules and will regularly engage in fairly appalling campaigns to promote a product or a sponsor’s message. Nonetheless, what I saw them do during COVID-19 was on a completely different level from anything I’d seen in the past. For instance, it was so shameless (e.g., consider the gift cards, lotteries, KFC, donuts [which CNN repeatedly promoted] alcohol, illicit drugs and brothel sessions were given away as incentives to get the vaccine). Note: in this video, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer and Santa’s wife are awkwardly telling … Continue reading →

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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: SEAL Team (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Eric Blackburn/Scott Carter/Mike Smith Characters: Eric Blackburn, Mike Smith, Scott Carter (SEAL Team TV) Additional Tags: Swearing, a couple of throwaway comments about murder, Nervousness, rebuilding relationships, inappropriate time for drinking coffee, they do not do things at normal times, Worry, Self-Esteem Issues, Self Confidence Issues, mike is slowly finding his place again Series: Part 4 of 2 Navy 1 Marine, Part 23 of Universe of Trios Summary:

“It’s not that I think anything is wrong or that there's any part of this that’s bad, it’s just, sometimes, it doesn’t feel quite real. Like I’m about to wake up tomorrow and none of it really happened."

Half asleep, Metal says something that gets Mike spinning.

[mapecl-stories]

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Social Media Crisis Management: Handling Negative Feedback and PR

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why yoi teeth out 🥰🥰🥹

[your-fucied-up-dad-volume1001]

Kidnapping her and turning her into a braindead sex doll that only thinks about pleasing you. 🔪

[doctorsiren]

Guys guys guys guys guys guys guys guys guys hear me out okay

the other two times we see Reigen portrayed as a kid (when he tells Sakurai about forgetting a lunch as a child and then when he’s talking about being afraid of urban legends and alleyways as a kid), he looks like himself but small, yes?

And so it’s goofy to me that his graduation photo only kind of looks like him (yeah I get it, his hair is different bc it’s picture day SHHH LET ME COOK) but he looks like Inukawa with Reigen’s eyebrows

So HEAR ME OUT

Reigen has an older sister that’s never talked about in the show but it was in one of those Q&A things (sorry for the blurry image, it’s the only version I have and I got it from Chatter HAHA)

But it says:

Please tell us about your family.

Father - Local government employee. A serious person, thinks I’m unemployed.

Mother - Housewife. A serious person, thinks I’m being tricked by someone into doing my current job.

Older sister - Bank employee. Told me I should hurry up and turn myself in to the cops once. Convinced that I’m a conman.

I haven’t shown my face around them in years, but it seems like we have some misunderstandings, so I’m thinking of going home once a year from now on.

SO HEAR ME OUT I made a joke that Inukawa and Reigen were actually related bc of the photo similarity and also bc during my telepathy arc rewatch, I was working on a project for my brother, and so I was looking down a lot and not at the screen. And I kept somehow mixing up Reigen and Inukawa’s voice lines because I didn’t realize how similar they sounded until they were in a place together?

And since Reigen has that older sister, what if Inukawa is actually her kid, meaning he’s Reigen’s nephew but neither of them know that because Reigen’s sister doesn’t talk to him and thinks he’s a criminal. (And the two of them never made the connections between the family names)

This is how I think it could go:

Anyways I love making up silly headcanons off of minimal information

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I have a lot of leftover drawings in my gallery. [Blank Scripts AU]

[Content Warning: Images below contain Gore, Death, and Disturbing/Uncomfortable Imagery]

I find it a bit cute knowing they start out as crazy and then slowly settle into something calmer and relatively healthier after learning to adapt to each other's lust-turned-love. [Stanley did it first but hey :3]

[veveisveryuncool]

havent drawn them in a while

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i cant stop thinking of ghost knife possessing balloon whenever hes hanging out with suitcase and goofing around

[lightningant]

every time i write them its like this in my head

[leoholzer]

Das Herz der Schlange / Fluch des Geldes

[mapecl-stories]

Between Screams and Silence: A Family Seeking Healing in California in the Holstein Switzerland

Loud shouts echoed through the street where Maik lived. In front of the house, Maik's mother and her boyfriend were arguing. The boyfriend was Maik's father, which brought Maik close to tears. When Maik heard his father's loud shouts and curses, he rushed down from the second floor and could hardly believe what he saw: Maik's mother squatting on his father's car, urinating through the open sunroof.

"Mamma, stop it, you can't do that!" Maik cried out desperately, tears streaming down his face.

"Go inside, this is none of your business!" Maik's mother shouted at him and stepped down from the car.

At that moment, a police patrol with two officers pulled up. "Good day, it's the police. We were called by the neighbors and wanted to check if everything is alright," the officers introduced themselves.

"The 'alright' one is over there," Maik's mother replied.

"Let's all calm down for a moment, and both of you, please show us your IDs," the second officer said, then asked if the boy (Maik) had anything to do with the situation.

"This is our son," Maik's mother said, "he lives with me." "FOR NOW," his father retorted angrily and added, "The court will decide who gets custody!"

The officers checked the IDs, wanted to know if it was only about custody, and got this response from Maik's mother: "The swine has been cheating on me with my best friend for two years, I just kicked him out!"

"She peed in my car, that woman is out of her mind!" Maik's father bellowed.

The officers could hardly suppress their grins, but then they asked Maik's father: "Are you registered here too?"

"No, I haven't registered yet…" Maik's mother interrupted him and shouted, "That won't happen anymore!"

"Did you urinate in the car?!" one of the officers asked Maik's mother.

"No, I'm not crazy, I know that's a crime!"

"Maik saw it, ask the boy," the father replied, pointing at the crying boy.

One of the policemen approached Maik thoughtfully and said, "Is that true, did you see it?"

Maik was completely distraught, crying and stammering, "I don't want to say anything, I don't want to get involved, they're my parents."

The officer laid his hand on Maik's shoulder in understanding, handed him a tissue, and said, "It's okay, you don't need to say anything about it."

Meanwhile, from across the street, there was a soft chuckle now and then, so the other officer turned around and saw two teenagers with a smartphone. The officer went over and asked, "What are you filming here?"

"The scene, the woman stood on the car and peed inside, you don't see that every day!"

Meanwhile, Maik's mother grabbed the garbage bin and quickly emptied it over the car's sunroof. The second officer tried to console Maik, so he couldn't prevent the action. The two teenagers could hardly contain their laughter, and the officer standing next to them confiscated the smartphone to secure the evidence.

When the officer crossed the street again, he told Maik's mother, "The boys filmed you."

"WHAT? This can't be true, is it going to end up on the internet?" Maik's mother asked, horrified.

The officer returned their IDs to her and the father, saying, "No, I've seized the phone and you'll receive a letter from the prosecutor's office!"

"Why?" the mother wanted to know.

"We're initiating proceedings for property damage and public nuisance."

The other officer gave the father a restraining order to dissolve the family scene. Both parties separated from each other, and in the end, Maik's mother had to pay 1000.- for the property damage. In court, she also received one year probation because she had exposed herself and urinated inside the car in front of minors and in public. Additionally, she had to cover the cost of cleaning the cars, which served as a lesson for her.

Maik didn't want to be torn away from his family home and continued to live with his mother, but he still maintained a good relationship with his father.

The days after the incident were marked by an uncomfortable silence in the house. Maik felt trapped between the fronts, while his parents tried to mend the fragile remains of their relationship. The events had left deep rifts that weren't easily repaired.

Maik tried to focus on school, but his thoughts constantly revolved around what had happened. At school, he avoided his friends; he didn't want to talk about it. Instead, he immersed himself in books, trying to forget reality.

Weeks passed, and a semblance of normalcy slowly returned. Maik's parents reached a kind of truce, but the tensions were still palpable. Maik was now 17 and could better comprehend the situation. He longed for peace and stability, but the prospect seemed distant.

One evening, as the sun set over the hills of the Holstein Switzerland, Maik sat alone on the small porch in front of the house. The tranquility of the evening hours was only interrupted by the gentle rustling of the wind. Suddenly, he heard his father's footsteps.

"Hey Maik," he said softly and sat down beside him. "I'm sorry you had to witness all of that. It wasn't fair of us."

Maik looked at his father, unsure of how to react. But then he felt a warmth rising within him. It was the longing for an intact family that was burning inside him.

"I'm sorry too, Dad," Maik murmured. "But you have to understand, I can't just forget about it."

His father nodded in understanding. "I'm not asking you to, Maik. We all made mistakes, and now we have to find a way to move forward."

The two sat in silence next to each other, watching the evening sky. It was a first step on the long road to healing. In the following months, Maik's parents slowly began to address their problems. They sought professional help and tried to leave the past behind.

It was a painstaking process, but little by little, the family found their way back to each other. There were relapses and setbacks, but they fought together. Maik learned that forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting what happened, but rather letting go and starting anew.

The Holstein Switzerland surrounded them with its peaceful beauty, and slowly, they also found inner peace. The family tragedy had left deep wounds, but they had learned that even from the darkest moments, new light can emerge.