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and on the note of why my mom thought i used too much toilet paper, it was because she had witnessed my brother clogging the toilet and always assumed it was me - but he was the one who in our house used 3-4x more toilet paper than anyone else
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the thought just occurred to me that if you live in a house with 3-4 other people then there is a good chance that someone in said house uses 2-3x more toilet paper than someone else
i also just realized i have no idea what the average or normal amount of toilet paper sheets per bathroom visit is and i have never discussed this matter or been taught anything of the sort in my life
True in relationships: You stay with someone who's "fine" because it's not bad enough to break up but not good enough to move forward. The alternative is a hard conversation, being single at 31, redownloading Hinge. So you stay in limbo. Don't look within yourself.
The lesson is very simple. Choose acute pain.
"I have found people willing to tolerate any level of chronic pain in order to avoid acute pain. People would much rather lose slowly over five years than have the conversation that involves a dramatic change to stop losing." Applies to startups, jobs, and relationships 👇
True in startups: Founders will pivot the product five times before having the hard conversation with a cofounder who isn't working out. The product isn't the problem. The cofounder is the problem.