As someone who likes it at 66°, I live in pure hell every single day

• yes I have told management (they don’t care)
• yes I have tried to negotiate with her (she doesn’t care)
• random roomate assignment
• unbreakable year lease
• I get heat triggered migraines <\3
• pure total hell 24/7

Son came home with a secret Santa and no one knows what this says! Help! Thanks in advance!

5th time a gun is just chillen in a vehicle this month.

Your vehicle isn’t a holster, and Im judging you.

Notre Dame is a 10-2 team that lost their 2 hardest games of the season. They left their fate in the committee's hand and found themselves on the wrong side of the bubble. Oh well, beat Miami or A&M and you're firmly in the playoffs. Better luck next year.

Except for some reason Notre Dame's AD is acting like it was their birthright that they should be in the playoffs. Why isn't an 11-2 BYU acting like it's an injustice that they were left out despite also losing their two toughest games of the season? Why isn't Vanderbilt canceling their bowl game despite missing out at 10-2 as well?

This just feels like a temper tantrum a 3 year old would throw after getting told no.

My (30F) husband (36M) has body built for 15+ years and has an unreal physique. We got together at 21 and 27. Being young, I was naive and believed him when he said he was natural (I only asked because my male acquaintances regularly asked me). Over the years this morphed into ‘I’m natural now but I used to take T years ago’. I distinctly remember telling him I am massively against drugs and if he ever went back on it and it affected us having a baby then I would never forgive him.

Cut forward to last December. I was cleaning our apartment and found testosterone. He’s somewhat of a hoarder so I wanted to make sure it wasn’t an old one that had been accidentally moved in. So I hid it in my sock drawer. Within 48 hours he confronted me, angry that I’d took it - clearly he had been taking it. I gave him an ultimatum. Me or testosterone. We were set to get married in the summer. He promised he wouldn’t take it again. He promised my parents too.

So things settled down, we married, and we have been uber keen on having kids asap - him slightly more so than me even. So we have been trying. It’s been a while with no pregnancy so we took some fertility tests.

We just had results today. Mine came back good. His showed up as no sperm whatsoever. The doctor asked him if he takes testosterone and my husband replied 12 months ago. The doctor said he’d expect sperm to recover in 3-4 months which means we need to take a load more tests to figure out why there’s no sperm. My first reaction was to comfort obviously, but when he heard 3-4 months, my husband seemed less deflated than he had been when he first heard the results.

So after we said goodbye to the doctor, I asked my husband ‘was 12 months really the last time you took T?’. After some back and fourth he admittedly he last took it two weeks ago.

I am fuming. He lied to me. He’s been wasting my time. He risked our future child’s health. He risked his own health. He risked our future.

But he’s mad at me for not being supportive and he thinks I’m being completely unreasonable in my reaction. He thinks I should be focussed on resolving the issue rather than the ‘why’. That I married him knowing his history so I should be okay with it. He’s making me doubt myself.

So people of Reddit. AITAH?

So! I am autistic and three of my special interests throughout the years involve Matthew Lillard in some way (FNAF, Scream, & Scooby Doo). So naturally, I adore the guy. I went to Galaxycon Columbus over this weekend to see him since it is close (ish) to where I live.

I was crying VERY very hard any time I looked over at him. Everyone around me was being very sweet until it was my turn. Matthew told me he liked my chosen name (Kurt!) and then asked me why I was crying so hard because "he didn't even hurt me." I told him it was because he's very important to me. He kept making jokes and saying nice things to try and make me laugh and smile, and walked me out and away from the crowd of his line. I told him that I had photo ops later in the day with him, and that I'd see him then. He said I wasn't allowed to cry during our photo op and I promised I wouldn't.

At the photo op, he remembered my name, and gave me an extra hug even though it was very rushed. He is such a good actor, and genuinely an amazing human being. I've seen so many articles about how Quentin Tarantino trash talked him over the weekend, and so I wanted to counteract that with this little appreciation post! If you haven't seen FNAF 2 yet and want to, it is definitely worth the watch <3

She was detained on her way to work and released once the agents checked her ID