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Search underway for Indonesian passenger ship carrying at least 240 people after it loses contact (r/news)
- lucifer893: Local news says the ship capsized. 115 rescued so far with one dead.
- 00notmyrealname00: It’s incredible to me in this day and age with GPS, DSC, VMS, EPIRB, SATCOM, Starlink and even regular old radio communication equipment that we can lose a passenger ship and the 241 people onboard. Fucking tragic.
- chucchinchilla: Virgo Transport 8 is the name of the ship for anyone who wants to look it up.
Former US detention officer charged with 20 alleged forged Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainment documents (r/news)
- EldritchSlut: abducting people from the street illegally and we are all just sitting here, myself included.
- Ryan_e3p: Folks, bear in mind, that is what he was charged with. There are likely dozens, if not hundred more forged documents that have some evidence, but not enough that the government can know is a sure thing when it comes to trial.
- microthrower: Interesting detail in the article about how this guy could get out on a bond. He was specifically forging documents allowing for longer detainment, but of course he can get out of detainment with a few thousand dollars.
What is the ultimate example of ‘high risk, incredibly low reward’ behavior that you see people do every single day? (r/AskReddit)
- Candid-Sky-3258: Riding motorcycles without a helmet. Sorry bro, that backwards hat won’t prevent head trauma.
- LizardPossum: Not wearing a seatbelt. I’m a journalist. I responded to a car crash a couple of years ago where everyone but one person was wearing their seatbelts. The woman who didn’t wear hers was half ejected, hanging out of the window with the car on its side. Her face was quite literally gone. She was dead. Everyone else was fine. It was literally the difference between walking away and a closed casket funeral, and for what?
- Captain_Swing: Petty theft. The number of people I’ve seen lose decent jobs and get a criminal record because they wanted free stuff is ridiculous.
What are the unsexy, raw realities of a long-term relationship or marriage that no one warns you about? (r/AskReddit)
- jtbxiv: At some point you’re both going to be going through seriously difficult shit at the same time and it’s gonna be nose to the grind stone for both of you without the kind of support you’d like to get from each other. It’s a very complex array of feelings from sympathy for the other, feeling unable to do more, and also feeling left behind and sorry for yourself. This time requires so much patience and forgiveness for yourself and your partner. But sometimes you’ll be surprised in how you two can show up for each other despite it all.
- iwantamalt: There’s a point in the relationship where the dynamic shifts from intense desire to comfortable and routine. This isn’t a bad thing but a lot of people treat it as if it is because our society glamorizes romance and desire. You can absolutely still create romance in a long term relationship, but it feels different from that new relationship energy that everyone longs for. The grass is usually not greener and having the safety and security of a long term partner’s love and emotional support is worth way more than whatever short term intense desire you’re seeking.
- MbMinx: Always buy a house with at least two toilets. My BF and I both got food poisoning one weekend. Both people, both ends, one bathroom. I will never have a one-seater house again.
What’s something you’re grieving that isn’t a death? (r/AskReddit)
- Some-Possibility1738: The happy version of me.
- latesleeperfoodeater: Life before my chronic illness diagnosis. I’m so thankful to have treatment and support, but my life has changed so much. Hospital stays, medical trauma and pain have forever changed me
- MrsRobertshaw: The cost of living. We did everything correctly. Live modestly. Still feel crushed under the weight of simple groceries and petrol.