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IMO you shouldn't enter a relationship based on who someone could become, but rather who they already are. Ask yourself if you could be happy with him the way he is. Healthy personal growth comes from within, and the direction he wants to grow could be different from the direction you'd want him to. They might look the same, but it's impossible to know because there's bound to be lots of wishful thinking in a situation like this.

Danger is a terrible justification for overreacting because danger is precisely what they signed up for. How long would a fireman that refuses to go near fire keep his job?

Yeah, I heard that there was this British guy in WW2 who always used a longbow, and one time he killed a Tiger II (the entire crew and the engine block) with a single arrow.

There's Linux distros that run off a stick, I think you should be able to boot up Linux and format from it.

I felt like that until a couple of months ago when I got my current job which I actually like. I've worked a lot of different jobs before and they didn't make me feel any better so I was starting to accept that life just has to suck, but turns out I was wrong. It took me until I was 30 though, hope you turn a page sooner. My advice is to just figure out what you really want to do and jump right into it, caution be damned.

So I had some leftover red wine and decided to use it in cooking. I know it's supposed to go with red meat rather than fish, but I'm trying to cut back on calories so I got me some gilt-head bream and baked them in an oven with potatoes and mushrooms, covered in a bit of olive oil and like 3dl of wine. Fish turned out pretty good, and mushroom were OK, but potatoes were just terrible. They were ridiculously acidic, and that's a taste that potatoes just can't pull off. So yeah, learn from my example and don't ever bake potatoes in wine.

Wait, are you saying borek is a pie? Over here it's a subclass of pita (which confusingly enough has nothing to do with pita bread, we call that lepina), and in movie translations they always translate pie as pita too because we don't really have anything resembling your pies. This translation always irked me because an apple pie is nothing like a borek, but if you're saying they fall into the same food class in pies' native lands I'll have to rethink my position.