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I would ask if cutting yourself is helping you, but it's something that I've never done personally, no matter how bad things got - or the urge, anyway - so I doubt that would be a good question.

I will point out that it hasn't made things get better though, at least mid- to long-term, so you should seek help elsewhere.

What is it exactly making you not want help?

If you can drive, and can afford it, maybe rent a car for your stay?

I am reasonably sure you can go back to just having a normal, specific-to-your-computer login, though I can't remember how to do it.

Similar thing happened to me when I got a new PC. Set up the computer for use of myself and my wife, single account. Logged into my e-mail through the start bar, and suddenly computer wants me to log in with my e-mail address and password. Er, no. Back to normal now...

Quote from: LordBaal on September 20, 2016, 04:47:17 am

Wife stuff

Ten years?
And the not-harmless flirting was sometime before the question got popped?

... I shall never understand the minds of people.

It was, however, during a time in which their relationship was strained and kept secret for a long time. I do believe her response is more to do with that - and the potential it has happened more than once, or could happen again should the relationship be strained - rather than what happened.

It comes down to trust, trust being an integral part of any long-term relationship...

Quote from: Teneb on September 19, 2016, 12:18:36 pm

58. Then I went and misclicked in the poll so I voted 51-55.

Also the test is somewhat bullshit in that it expects you to be a complete shut-in who only goes out to go to libraries. According to the test, I am not very nerd, but my whole damn appearance and interests just scream nerd.

I AM FINALLY A COOL KID

57, give me your lunch money now.

You're still above average in terms of nerdity, byraway.

One of the sniffer dogs is the same colour as the grass.

Quote from: NullForceOmega on September 18, 2016, 12:30:20 pm

Yeah, that one has been floating around probably since the seventies.  I have a friend who claims he was witness to the actual event, or one that was eerily similar.  Maybe all D&D nerds just have an innate desire to terrify their dice into submission.

No, we want to terrify them into doing our bidding.

Also known as "submission"