Your example isn't quite accurate. Jehovah's Witnesses do celebrate things like graduations or marriage anniversaries, but birthday celebrations have some unique complications that make them unfit for Jehovah's Witnesses to celebrate. Here's more info: jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/birthdays — 4castle 50 secs ago
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#5365 4castle (101 rep) | A: How to avoid wishing my coworker on her birthday? (score: 14) | posted 344 days ago by Joel Harkes (1130 rep) | Toxicity 0.32135153 | edited 343 days ago by Zenadix (103 rep) | Comment on inactive post
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#18605 StackDuck (18 rep) | A: How to improve relationship with uninterested coworkers? (score: 4) | posted 3 days ago by Flater (5371 rep) | Toxicity 0.04983916 | edited 3 days ago by Flater (5371 rep)
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#18568 colmde (121 rep) | A: Friend keeps making jokes about my ethnicity which are not funny (score: 19) | posted 4 days ago by Daan (363 rep) | Toxicity 0.043813843
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#18741 WendyG (2363 rep) | Q: How to respond to someone who wants to know my dark side and wild things that I have done? (score: 0) | posted 11 minutes ago by Aquarius_Girl (103 rep) | Toxicity 0.8261978 | High toxicity
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#18741 WendyG (2363 rep) | Q: How to respond to someone who wants to know my dark side and wild things that I have done? (score: 0) | posted 54 minutes ago by Aquarius_Girl (103 rep) | Toxicity 0.7388681 | edited 8 minutes ago by Aquarius_Girl (103 rep) | High toxicity
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Do you want an interpersonal way to handle these bullies? Are you looking for "stealth" tactics to avoid coming to their attention? I think questions about your internal feelings are technically off topic, but it sounds like you are not to blame here, so please be gentle with yourself. I’d encourage you to go to your supervisor and report this bullying behaviour. You shouldn’t have to fear for your physical safety in college. — Pam 27 secs ago
#18748 Pam (101 rep) | Q: How to move forward from being bullied severely as freshman? (score: 0) | posted 25 minutes ago by anonymous (1 rep) | Toxicity 0.3413286 | edited 2 minutes ago by Noon (2418 rep)
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I think this question may work here, but as it's more focused on workplace etiquette than on interpersonal interactions, you may find better answers on The Workplace. — scohe001 1 min ago
#18750 scohe001 (8371 rep) | Q: How to turn down a promotion in new job? (score: 0) | posted 20 minutes ago by Ms.Tamil (1 rep) | Toxicity 0.07415142
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#18728 Meelah (155 rep) | A: how to tell politely someone it's none of their business? (score: 1) | posted 12 hours ago by baldPrussian (21664 rep) | Toxicity 0.7235011 | edited 34 minutes ago by baldPrussian (21664 rep) | High toxicity
What's rather unclear to me, here, is that you know from the interview that you'll have this TL role, but didn't tell them you don't feel like you can make it. Did you go to the interview knowing about the TL role? or not? Why did you fake it if you don't want the TL job? Because you don't know how this will go but still want to give it a try, is your goal a kind of "told'ya I couldn't do it" excuse-to-be? — OldPadawan 16 secs ago
#18750 OldPadawan (13990 rep) | Q: How to turn down a promotion in new job? (score: 0) | posted 51 minutes ago by Ms.Tamil (1 rep) | Toxicity 0.32118112 | edited 6 minutes ago by OldPadawan (13990 rep)
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#18734 cr0 (315 rep) | A: Politely tell a female friend to stop lying to me about her relationship (score: 28) | posted 7 hours ago by Legisey (1275 rep) | Toxicity 0.1594075 | edited 6 hours ago by avazula (7438 rep)
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I'm sorry but your question seems to be too broad (we will need an entire book to respond to it). If you can, try to make it more specific by focusing on only one point (here is a link to the help center: interpersonal.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic). — Noon 59 secs ago
#18752 Noon (2456 rep) | Q: How to find the right words for what im trying to say? (score: 0) | posted 1 hours ago by Marie S (1 rep) | Toxicity 0.06518539
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While I agree he is most definitely manipulating the conversation towards sexuality and that this could be a red flag, I think jumping to the conclusion that he could be the next sadistic murderer is a bit of a stretch. I think it's much more likely that since he mentioned sadism he is looking for someone to play a role in his sexual fantasies. Again I would see this as a major red flag for anyone not already interested in sexual domination fantasies — BKlassen 25 secs ago
#18745 BKlassen (203 rep) | A: How to respond to someone who wants to know my dark side and wild things that I have done? (score: 5) | posted 4 hours ago by Astralbee (19273 rep) | Toxicity 0.5595067 | edited 4 hours ago by Astralbee (19273 rep)
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#18734 Jasper (132 rep) | A: Politely tell a female friend to stop lying to me about her relationship (score: 37) | posted 8 hours ago by Legisey (1275 rep) | Toxicity 0.2326456 | edited 7 hours ago by avazula (7438 rep)
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this is a good answer, @Termatinator I think if you were to go with this advice and take her talking about her dating life as an opportunity to ask if she would mind you in her dating life would reveal enough of your feelings to her. My only advice would be to not make revealing your feelings for her any more stressful by imposing a specific time you want to do it, not only does this make it more stressful on you but it may pressure her to give you an answer right away, if possible give her time after you reveal your feelings so that she can decide her own feelings for you — BKlassen 30 secs ago
#18729 BKlassen (203 rep) | A: How do I interpret this situation my crush has given me? (score: 2) | posted 13 hours ago by Kate Gregory (28166 rep) | Toxicity 0.09405302
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