There’s a saying that goes, “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know” and it’s something that I’ve seen firsthand with my friend who recently got a job at a bank.

He’s not the brightest person in the world and he can’t even spell, but he was able to get a job simply because his mother had contacts in the banking industry.

I’ve known my friend since childhood and we’ve been close ever since. He’s always been a bit of an oddball and he’s never been academically inclined. He’s often struggled to keep up in school and he has a low IQ and also EQ.

He’s also not very good at spelling and he’s never been great at communication either.

Despite all of his shortcomings, my friend was able to get a job at a bank because of his mother’s connections. His mother works in the banking industry and she was able to get him an interview with the bank. Even though he wasn’t a qualified candidate, they gave him the job because of his mother’s influence.

This experience has taught me a valuable lesson: even if you don’t have the skills or qualifications, it’s possible to get ahead if you have friends or family in high places. My friend was able to get a job in a sector that he wasn’t qualified for, simply because his mother had contacts who could vouch for him.

It’s disheartening to think that people with the right connections can get ahead even if they don’t have the skills or qualifications to do the job. It’s unfair for those of us who have to work hard to get ahead and it can be discouraging when we see people getting ahead without any real effort.

At the same time, though, I’m also a realist and I understand that this is just the way the world works. People have connections and those connections can be used to get ahead. It’s not an ideal system but it’s one that we have to live with.

I’m proud of my friend for making the most of the opportunity he was given. Even though he wasn’t qualified for the job, he’s still doing his best to make the most of it. He’s been working hard to learn the ropes and he’s doing his best to keep up with the other employees.

My friend’s experience has taught me a valuable lesson: having friends or family in high places can be a huge advantage if you’re looking to get ahead. It’s not ideal, but it’s certainly one way to get ahead and make something of yourself. It’s not about being smart or qualified, it’s about having the right connections.

It’s a bit of a confession, but I know this sounds selfish, but I want a rich wife.

I’ve seen the kind of lifestyle that money can buy, and I want to live it. I know that it’s not the most admirable thing to say, but I’ve come to terms with it. I’ve come up with a plan to make it happen.

My plan is to make my high-flyer girlfriend pregnant. I know that sounds bad, but it’s the only way I can “secure her”. I’ve done the math and even though she’s already successful, if I can get her to marry me and have a baby, it’s much more likely that she will stay with me and be committed for the long haul.

I know that it might not be the most ethical way to get what I want, but I’m willing to do whatever it takes. After all, I’m not asking for anything that she’s not already capable of.

I’ve already started working on my plan. I’ve started talking to her about the idea of getting married and having a baby. She seems interested and I’ve been dropping hints that it could be a great way to secure our future.

I’ve also been talking to her about the financial benefits of starting a family. I’ve been emphasizing the advantages of having a child and how it can help us both build a better life.

Finally, I’ve been trying to make her feel secure and supported. I’ve been emphasizing that I’ll be there for her no matter what and that I won’t ever abandon her.

I know that this plan might not work, but I’m willing to try anything to get what I want. I’ve already put a lot of thought and effort into this plan and I’m hopeful that it will work out.

I know that this plan might not be the most ethical, but I’m willing to do whatever it takes to get what I want. I’m not asking for anything that she’s not already capable of, and I’m confident that if I can make her feel secure and supported, it’s much more likely that she will stay with me and be committed for the long haul.

So for the last 20 times we did it, I either poke holes in the “rubber” or I remove them completely, the first few times she felt my hot juices went in and scolded me, so the next few times I kept poking several holes in the “rubber”.

I blame the manufacturer that the rubber breaking as an excuse to calm her down.

So yes, I know this sounds a bit selfish, but I want a rich wife. I’m willing to do whatever it takes to make it happen, and I’m hoping that this plan will work out.

I was never the type of girl that dreamed of getting married one day.

I was always too busy focusing on my career and my studies to think about such a thing. But that all changed when I met my now-husband.

We met at a party, and I was a little drunk. He was a responsible guy who didn’t take advantage of me. Instead of bringing me to a hotel, he brought me to East Coast Park to sober up with the sea breeze.

That was the start of our story. We quickly began to date, and before I knew it, we were in a serious relationship. We had so much in common, and after spending more and more time together, I realized I was in love.

Three months later, he proposed. I was surprised, but I said yes. We were both excited and a bit scared. We both knew that marriage was a big commitment, and we wanted to make sure we were ready for it.

We decided to have a small private wedding ceremony with family and close friends. We wanted to keep it simple and intimate. We both agreed that marriage should be about the two of us, and not about the pomp and circumstance.

The wedding day was beautiful. The sun was shining, the sea breeze was refreshing, and we were surrounded by love. We said our vows and promised to be together for the rest of our lives.

The last two years have been amazing. I’ve learned so much about myself and my husband. We’ve had our ups and downs, but we’ve always been there for each other. We’ve grown together in so many ways and I’m so thankful that I married him 3 months after meeting him.

I never thought I’d be the type of person who would get married so quickly. But I’m so glad that I did. It’s been an incredible journey, and I’m so happy I have my husband by my side.

I’m a man in a happy, committed relationship, and I’m feeling incredibly blessed. I’m blessed because my girlfriend is naturally hairless from the neck down.

From the moment I first saw my girlfriend, I was mesmerized. She was beautiful and I knew I had to get to know her. After we started dating, I noticed something unique about her – she had no body hair. I was surprised, but it didn’t bother me. In fact, I found it incredibly attractive.

I’m one of those people who likes a bit of body hair on their partners. As much as I love the natural look, I’m also a fan of shaved legs, arms, and other body parts. But my girlfriend’s smooth, hairless body was something else.

At first, I thought she must have waxed or shaved her body. But when I asked her about it, she told me that she was naturally hairless.

She said she’s never had to do anything to her body to keep it hairless – it’s just the way she is.

I was in awe. I couldn’t believe that my girlfriend was blessed with such a beautiful and unique characteristic. I felt so lucky to be with someone who had a body like this.

Since then, I’ve come to appreciate the beauty of a hairless body even more. I love how it looks and how it feels when we’re together in bed. I love how soft and smooth her skin is and how my hands glide over it.

I’m also amazed at how little maintenance my girlfriend has to do to keep her body hairless. She doesn’t have to shave or wax, so she never has to worry about stubble or redness. And she doesn’t have to spend time and money on waxing appointments.

I feel so blessed that my girlfriend is naturally hairless from the neck down. I’m grateful to have found someone with such a unique and attractive body. I’m thankful that I get to experience the beauty of a hairless body every day.

My girlfriend is not just beautiful on the outside – she’s also an amazing person. She’s kind, caring, and supportive. She’s an incredible partner and I’m so thankful to have her in my life.

So, yes, I feel incredibly blessed that my girlfriend is naturally hairless from the neck down. I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world.

My father was a stingy man. He was always looking for ways to save money, even if it meant compromising on quality.

He never liked to spend money on the small and big things, from food to clothing to entertainment.

Growing up, I was always frustrated with his thriftiness, and I couldn’t understand why he was so tight with his money. He rarely ever splurged on us as kids and I never had the chance to experience the luxuries of life.

But recently, I found out that my father was actually quite wealthy. He had been keeping a secret of his savings and assets from us throughout my entire life, and I had no idea.

I was shocked to learn that my father had been living a double life, always appearing to be thrifty while secretly accumulating a large fortune. I was furious and hurt. Why had he hidden his wealth from us?

I confronted him about it and he told me that he had been preparing us for the real world. He wanted us to learn the value of money and appreciate it. He also said that he was worried about us getting too comfortable with the wealth and not working hard for our own success. He had seen it happen to other families, and he didn’t want it to happen to us.

I couldn’t believe it. Here I was, thinking my dad was just a stingy man, when in reality he was trying to teach us a valuable lesson. He was trying to prepare us for the challenges of life, and he was doing it in the only way he knew how.

My dad’s thriftiness had become a part of my life, and I had grown to accept it. But now that I know the truth, I can’t help but wonder why he kept his money a secret. I understand that he wanted to teach us a lesson, but why did he feel the need to hide his wealth?

I guess I’ll never really know the answer, but I’m thankful for the experience. I’ve learned the value of money and how to appreciate it. I’ve also learned to be more mindful of how I spend my money, and to think twice before I make a purchase.

My dad was a stingy man, but he was also a wise one. He taught me the importance of frugality and how to handle money responsibly. He kept a secret of his savings and was always thrifty, and I’m glad he did. Thanks to him, I’m now financially savvy and I’m well prepared for the future.

I’m quitting my toxic job tomorrow via text as my boss humiliated me today

My boss always had it out for me since i started a year ago, she was never really friendly and never really spoke to me, never really said hello or goodbye but maybe the odd morning we would say hello to one another.

It’s a small cafe and it was obvious that we didn’t really fit each other’s vibes so i thought if i did my own thing and she did hers we wouldn’t have any issues. BOY i was wrong.

Today on shift i was extremely busy with stuff to do as we were closing, i forgot to turn off the switch to the toilet and my boss tells me to switch it off as customers have walked in (it’s a staff room sorta)

she then proceeds to grill me on how i never listen or have any respect for her.

I ofc was like wtf it’s a light switch but she proceeds to tell me that her and the other manager have been talking and apparently i’ve said some nasty things and that i don’t want to be there anymore and how it wasn’t really working out anymore.

I was extremely confused and i asked her to elaborate on those things which she claimed I said and we could sort out any misunderstandings like adults to which she denied

when i kept pressing saying how i had a right to know if it was an obvious issue to her, she then proceeded to power trip me and tell me that she was one in charge.

I was extremely overwhelmed at the situation as it had came out of nowhere and asked her if we could move the conversation somewhere private as i was started to get upset, which she denied (it was in front of my co workers and customers)

i started crying from being overwhelmed from the confrontation and she didn’t care one bit.

She then proceeded to bring up a time where i had called in sick late to my shift, and other little things i did that had no relevance to the conversation

i felt that she was interrogating me and i told her i didn’t have to explain myself if i call in sick and that she can think what she likes.

It felt like she was nitpicking me. I told her i had no issue not working there anymore if it was something she wanted and told her i wanted no obvious conflict though if she wanted me to stay.

She said she was willing to start clean next week with me.

Through thinking i realised that she was nothing but a middle aged price picking on a kid. So f that i’m quitting tomorrow.

I can’t get wet.

I’ve been married to my husband for a year. We’ve only ever slept with each other. Our intimate life is nice, but with one persistent problem: I don’t ever get wet, I just don’t seem to produce any natural lubrication.

It’s not a matter of not being aroused. We always take things slow with lots of foreplay, and he makes sure I’m completely relaxed and ready to go. But I’ll be feeling entirely aroused and still just bone dry.

We use lube so it doesn’t hurt, but most lube causes contact irritation for me and I haven’t found one that doesn’t yet (I’m apparently allergic to aloe, so nearly all of the “natural clean” lubes are out of the question).

I’d like to increase my natural lubrication somehow or at least get to the bottom of why I don’t seem to have any. Any advice is welcome.

Netizens’ comments

1. Go see a gynecologist
2. what’s your age? thats my first thought since I know lubrication can be an issue the older u get. or if ur on any medications, that could be affecting it too. if anything id say just try drinking more water. but also women just have different natural lubrication amounts as well, some have trouble getting wet and some have trouble getting way too wet.
3. Hi, chiming in with the fact that this can be normal. It’s sometimes referred to arousal non-concordance and is basically just a miscommunication between the brain and body. The brain will be ready but the body doesn’t respond. This is not usually a problem with lube, but I see that’s where your problem lies 🙁
   Might be worth seeing a doctor to help you find a suitable lube.
4. Firstly, I am no doctor. I would advise seeing one to know for sure. Now what I wanted to say:
   Some women just don’t get wet. I once say a tv program where a doctor explained about it and there was nothing wrong with it. It can maybe be a bit inconvenient to always need to use lube and I can see how it can be painful to always read how men love it wet but there’s nothing wrong with you. I’m not sure if something can be done but a doctor might help.