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3:42 AM
Have you considered contacting a genetic counselor? Whether you do or you don't tell him, the implications of this are quite significant either way. — faustus 1 min ago
#7371 faustus (253 rep) | Q: How do I reveal to my father that his father is not his biological father? (score: 15) | posted 204 days ago by Blamking (88 rep) | edited 2 days ago by lly (135 rep)
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4:39 AM
Why the downvote(s)? — downvote-flagger 1 min ago
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6:22 AM
@lukuss I edited the question. — downvote-flagger 14 secs ago
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@AlexanderJ93 I go to the gym everyday so I know the problem and i've seen it in multiple gyms. And if it is just a guy giving other guys unwanted/bad advice they wont do anything. But as soon as you mention he bothers a girl or a girl complains they start acting. This is indeed wrong of the gym, but sadly that's how it works. And if he does bother the girls (and guys) it's the easiest way to get help from the guy employees. — Jungkook 1 min ago
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7:52 AM
@downvote-flagger i further edited your question. it now focuses on you and not on other mentally challenged people. I also reworded the question to prevent it from asking how to make people do X. See this meta about that. If you do not agree with my edit, feel free to roll it back to your version. — Cashbee 1 min ago
#15776 Cashbee (3351 rep) | Q: How do I deal with smart people who are impatient and have a low tolerance for my mental challengedness? (score: -1) | posted 3 hours ago by downvote-flagger (111 rep) | edited 8 minutes ago by Cashbee (3351 rep)
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9:39 AM
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12:52 PM
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@downvote-flagger This questions was closed while I was writing an answer: pastebin.com/5QA3fMpyWords Like Jared 1 min ago
#15776 Words Like Jared (940 rep) | Q: How do I deal with smart people who are impatient and have a low tolerance for my mental slowness? (score: 1) | posted 8 hours ago by downvote-flagger (121 rep) | edited 4 hours ago by Cronax (2227 rep)
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1:19 PM
I like this answer. I have recently had some success in reconsidering my reactions withing my relationship. It has helped me become less reactive, and happier in general. +1 for an answer that most people would probably consider unconventional. — Link0352 34 secs ago
#15787 Link0352 (3728 rep) | A: How to establish boundaries with parent who is always negative (score: 1) | posted 3 hours ago by Robyn Simpson (804 rep)
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1:49 PM
"I'm the parent now." I am the captain now — Link0352 47 secs ago
#15789 Link0352 (3728 rep) | A: How to establish boundaries with parent who is always negative (score: 0) | posted 32 minutes ago by Astralbee (14629 rep) | edited 26 minutes ago by Astralbee (14629 rep)
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2:02 PM
@downvote-flagger I have edited the question to conform more to IPS.SE rules. Feel free to roll back if you do not like my edits. I have also edited the tags to more accurately reflect my interpretation of your question. Consider adding a location tag, as interactions of this nature may have cultural considerations. — Link0352 1 min ago
#15776 Link0352 (3728 rep) | Q: How do I deal with smart people who are impatient and have a low tolerance for my mental slowness? (score: 1) | posted 9 hours ago by downvote-flagger (121 rep) | edited 3 minutes ago by Link0352 (3728 rep)
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2:23 PM
@Tinkeringbell good point about "best way" being subjective. I edited it to "some effective ways" I also added what I think is likely OP's goal here. Hopefully that is enough to get the question reopened, and they will respond to the other specifics soon. — Link0352 7 secs ago
#15776 Link0352 (3728 rep) | Q: How do I deal with smart people who are impatient and have a low tolerance for my mental slowness? (score: 2) | posted 9 hours ago by downvote-flagger (126 rep) | edited 2 minutes ago by Link0352 (3728 rep)
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3:17 PM
Sounds like the retiree crowd that likes to give commentary at the driving range. — Eric McCormick 20 secs ago
#15705 Eric McCormick (101 rep) | Q: How to politely reject a rude advice giver at the gym that won't take it well anyways (score: 52) | posted 53 hours ago by Catheart (880 rep) | edited 20 hours ago by Laurel (135 rep)
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3:47 PM
It's the same gender. — user1261710 1 min ago
#15792 user1261710 (334 rep) | Q: How to ask a casual acquaintance for phone number without being awkward? (score: 0) | posted 18 minutes ago by user1261710 (334 rep) | edited 6 minutes ago by user1261710 (334 rep)
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6:46 PM
I know you have your history with your brother, and I know I don't know what that history is, but something to consider as an aside to this question -- sibling relationships are literally the longest you will have in your life. Your parents will die, your children won't be born until you're halfway through, siblings are the ones that last through 99% of your lifespan. It might be worth considering looking past your siblings flaws to have a relationship with them -- that said I don't know what your specific sibling relationship is like, so take this with whatever amount of salt you'd like. — Sidney 1 min ago
#15658 Sidney (239 rep) | Q: Saying "No" to my brother's demand without causing an argument (score: 32) | posted 3 days ago by Slapped Penguin (474 rep) | edited 48 hours ago by Slapped Penguin (474 rep) | Has magic comment
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6:56 PM
@JoeS In any case I edited my answer — Words Like Jared 19 secs ago
#15803 Words Like Jared (970 rep) | A: How do I respond to a former co-worker asking for help with his resume? (score: 0) | posted 17 minutes ago by Words Like Jared (970 rep) | edited 34 seconds ago by Words Like Jared (970 rep)
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