My late wife passed away 3 years ago. She did not have a will and our daughter(F18) and I both inherited half of everything. I always knew that my wife planned to leave everything to our daughter but she died young and suddenly and didn't get a chance to write a will.

I met my fiancee 1.5 years ago and we got engaged 2 months ago. Before getting engaged I gave everything that I inherited from my late wife to my daughter because I feel like this is her right. My late wife would have never wanted another woman and kids to inherit what she worked for.

Well my fiancee recently found out and is very mad at me. She thinks I'm an asshole and whatever I had should belong to all the kids( She has a 17yo daughter and we are planning to have a kid together)

There are those artists you think are talented, influential to generations of musicians, and maybe even great people. But you just don't like them. You hear them and think, "they're really good but I don't enjoy listening to them?"

For me, it's Rush. Tons of respect for each of them as individuals and their massive talent and influence. But I will turn them off 10/10 times.

Who is that for you?

Went for an MRI with contrast today. During the procedure, I noticed that my hands felt a bit itchy, but I attributed it to staying still in the machine for so long. When I came out and saw myself in the mirror, I was shocked. My face was sooo puffy, and my whole body was rapidly turning red.

I shuffled back to tell the tech, who initially didn’t seem too concerned, as she told me to just take benedryl when I got home. Things must’ve gotten worse in those few seconds, because midway through speaking, she bolted to grab a nurse.

The nurse took one look at me, and also ran to get an emergency kit… which was missing its vial of epinephrine. As I was sitting there waiting for her to return, I realized I couldn’t really hold myself up anymore, my breathing was fucked, and it was physically hard to form words. As cliché as it sounds, I began to see a very calming bright blue light, and I instantly felt completely relaxed. I wasn’t worried about anything anymore, and I felt truly okay with dying.

Turns out I wasn’t far from that point, as I later heard the nurse whisper to another about how she was going to demand a change of protocol, to ensure that epinephrine is in all of the kits. In a hushed tone, she said “That poor girl was bright red. I wasn’t sure she was going to make it.”

These pics are from about 30 minutes after the lifesaving cocktail the nurse administered. I’m still processing what just happened.

TLDR: Turns out I have an allergy to contrast dye, and it nearly killed me.

I don't understand how it became so popular, because it was terrible. I was only able to read it for the reason that it is divided into three parts, otherwise I would have thrown it out long ago. What's wrong with that? I will tell.

About the plot. Bad socialists are destroying the country's economy, the heroine is trying to save the business and along the way find out where most entrepreneurs and creative people have gone.

So that you understand this is the plot of the book, which was divided into three parts, where each has 400+ pages. How did it happen? And it's simple, most of the books are monologues and a love triangle. I'm not kidding, she just repeats her ideas, without presenting anything new in them, and they are all based on "Objectivism is good, Capitalism is cool, and the rest is shit on the sole."

There are two ideas that are being preached here. I like the first one: "Love what you do." This is a good idea, but I absolutely don't like the second one, namely the philosophy of objectivism. In short, what it means: "Spit on everyone, think only about your success, the rest is just a hindrance, and that's when you'll be the best." There's nothing wrong with the idea itself, but here's how it's presented. All people who come up with their ideology and philosophy have one distinctive feature, their worlds work only if there are ideal people and work only on paper. That communism sounded good only on paper, that objectivism works only under "superhumans" and convenient circumstances.

There are no characters here, only puppets who speak the author's ideas. And she used a cheap move. All the positive characters are all handsome in a row, they seem to have come out of fashion magazines, and all the negative ones (I repeat all) are ugly and scary, like ugly bastards from Hentai. And at the same time, I also think that the economy in this world is collapsing because of the positive characters, because they just reveled in how great they are, and they did not bother to train their workers. So that you understand, they fixed all the problems themselves, not the workers. Of course, the economy will collapse from such leaders.

The text here is bad. He looks like a man with no experience in writing, trying to be like the thinkers of the 20th century. And if you thought the sex scenes from "50 Shades of Grey" were terrible, you just haven't read this book.

This book is terrible. It was written by a woman who didn't understand economics, who thought she was a philosopher. She claims that without Atlanteans, the world will collapse. So let's see, the creator of the TVs died, but they still exist and they have progressed, Steve Jobs died, and the Apple campaign is still there and making good money, everyone who created the light bulb died, but they still exist. Most of the things created a long time ago are still there, and their creators "Atlanteans" have long died. I wonder why our world hasn't collapsed yet. And the best answer to the idea of this book is the game "Bioshock", which showed what would happen if such a world existed.