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Numerous-Mix-9775 t1_j2fffir wrote

Google “bipolar definition.”

  1. having or relating to two poles or extremities. "a sharply bipolar division of affluent and underclass"

“Moody” could be considered offensive too if you want to take that route. I’ve been clinically depressed and could easily be described as “moody” on those occasions. I don’t make jokes like “Hey, tell Mother Nature to take her meds,” because mental illness is NOT something to joke about - as someone who has suffered mental health issues I’ll be the first to defend that. But bipolar isn’t a term exclusive to psychiatric realms.

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ManlyVanLee t1_j2fa0xg wrote

$$$$$$

If I could move I would do it. But I would need 3 months rent up front, a new job, a safety deposit on rent, money to rent a truck, time to pack and fill that truck, manpower to move the things into and out of the truck, and plenty more I'm forgetting

And I don't have kids. If I did then I would also need to find a good school district, do that paperwork, and have a million more things that cost money to cover

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AnarchoCapitalist123 t1_j2f8wa6 wrote

I've lived in all of those places, and the best to me has always been places where fast food is 30+ minutes away. Cities the size of NYC or even STL/KC shouldn't exist in my opinion.. Nothing bigger than Springfield. Its the perfect size.. Just don't live closer than 30 minutes away from it

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