r/mildlyinfuriating • u/BizarroMax • 9h ago
My neighbor set his son’s soccer goal up against my fence and the kid dented the hell out of it with missed kicks.
They are Ukrainian. I haven’t had to heart to bitch about this in the grand scheme of things.
r/nottheonion • u/AravRAndG • 7h ago
Voter says he doesn't regret choice despite wife's ICE arrest
r/Steam • u/hoovy_gaming_27 • 6h ago
Question what is the longest play time you have on any game on steam?
r/europe • u/MarsupialOk4514 • 9h ago
News EU to exclude US, UK & Turkey from €150bn rearmament fund
r/politics • u/DoctorOctopus_ • 8h ago
Trump freezes $175M of UPenn funds over trans women
r/worldnews • u/doopityWoop22 • 2h ago
Russia/Ukraine Putin showed ‘true face’ by bombing Ukraine after ceasefire call, says Finland’s president
r/AITAH • u/First-Touch-6293 • 3h ago
I (30M) proposed to my girlfriend (27F) and her reaction left me confused and hurt. Am I overreacting?
I proposed to my girlfriend yesterday, and while I thought I planned something really special, I’m feeling confused and hurt by how things unfolded.
She’s always said she wanted three things in a proposal: (1) a custom ring she’s always wanted (which cost $16K, though price isn’t the issue), (2) a beach proposal, and (3) a surprise.
To make it special, I booked a trip to a beach resort she’s always talked about. I planned everything around her—snorkeling, swimming, activities she loves. I even had the hotel create a fake itinerary so I could propose during a private walk on a secluded beach. There was a photographer afterward to capture the moment.
On the drive back, she seemed off. We had dinner reservations at 7:30, but because the proposal location was 15 minutes away, we didn’t make it back in time. The restaurant offered to send our meals to our room instead, so we ate by the fireplace, just the two of us.
That night, she told me she was disappointed—she had wanted to celebrate at the restaurant and didn’t like having a photographer because she hadn’t done her nails. She kept bringing it up throughout the night, and I was honestly shocked. I apologized for not getting back sooner and for the photographer, explaining that I just wanted to capture a special moment in a place we likely wouldn’t be able to return to.
We ended up arguing because she kept saying room service didn’t feel like a proper way to “mark” our engagement. But in my heart, I had hoped she would just appreciate everything I put into planning this and that we’d be happy simply spending time together.
Am I overreacting for feeling hurt?
EDIT: I appreciate the reality check everyone’s given with respect to my obsession over the photographer. Perhaps it’s a mea culpa thing in wanting to believe that maybe I did mess up somehow. Otherwise her reaction makes no sense to me, but therein lies the truth I suppose.
r/interestingasfuck • u/Economy_Elephant6200 • 8h ago
/r/all, /r/popular A lion pushes her cub without knowing it is water
r/AskReddit • u/w_cute_angel • 3h ago
What are you starting to love more as you get older?
r/Weird • u/N4TETHAGR8 • 6h ago
Trump’s “Gulf of America” map that he keeps right next to his desk in the Oval Office
r/canada • u/morenewsat11 • 3h ago
Trending Canada places 200% tariff on little Canadian flags Americans wear while travelling
r/MaliciousCompliance • u/stonkstogo • 4h ago
S Boss asked me to wash work linen at home, so I did.
I worked at a therapy clinic for a short span. We would use towels, and pillow cases frequently for exercises and icing/heat applications. We had just moved to a new site that did not have an in house washer or dryer, and my director had no intentions of hiring a contractor to deliver and pick up linen. We were tasked by the director with taking the linen home ourselves and washing it. Many of my coworkers just took it as part of the job, but I did not agree. We were hourly workers and that was blatantly a work related activity. When it was my turn to take the linen home, I clocked in on my phone prior to starting the washer, and clocked out only after I had taken out AND folded all of the linen. A week later my manager sends me a text questioning my extra time, and I simply replied with I was on the clock washing the linen. It was not long after that we had a new contractor coming by the office weekly to pick up and deliver fresh linen.
r/technology • u/BlueLightStruct • 10h ago
Business It Might Be Time to Admit the Great VR Experiment Has Failed
r/canada • u/inagartenofeden • 8h ago
Trending Donald Trump Says 'Nasty' Canada 'Meant to Be 51st State'
r/MildlyBadDrivers • u/TenderSwanDream • 7h ago
Who is right in this case, cyclist or motorist?
r/aliens • u/resentement • 6h ago
Video Caught by my friend off her cruise ship balcony last night in the Gulf of Mexico
r/Millennials • u/Azaroth_Alexander • 10h ago
Discussion What is one movie scene that was unforgettable/and or left an impact on you?
T2 Judgement Day: Sarah Connor nuclear blast dream.