Im not sure how to say this but if your daughters grown up to be “ungrateful assholes” that is partially on you. Not all of it. Try to get it through how is your financial situation is. A 15 year old can understand way more than we give them credit for. If they think you are in the same team, they will look things from your perspective more. Saying how you grown up is not something they can relate to, they didn’t experienced that personaly.
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- seggturkasz@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Which is worse: not wanting kids, or wanting them too much?31·7 days ago
- seggturkasz@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Which is worse: not wanting kids, or wanting them too much?21·7 days ago
Sooooo… you get to have kids. Live a comfy life, while everything goes to shit. But yonger generations should go “quietly into the dark”?
You know this comes across really rude and entitled, right?
Nah… I’m central European and that is not even close. Maybe for Europeans living near low cost turist atrections? Where I live English are maybe seen a bit posh, thinking thay are too special to be EU, decendents of big bed imperialist and such. While the scots are seen as trying to cosplay scandinavian. And I’m sorry to say we do not have any stereotype for the Welsh and Northern Irish whatsoever.
- seggturkasz@lemmy.worldtoNo Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What is the easiest way to calculate the calories in this bread machine recipe?3·1 month ago
There is no easy way if you want to be exact. You need to calculate the calories in each ingredient and add them up. For example 100g whole wheat flour has 340 kcal so your recipe calls for 260g that is 2.6x340. Which is 884 kcal.
You might want to skipp ingredients that are low on calories or ones you only need a tiny amount of.
The good news is that if you stick to the recipe, you only need to do this once.
Just put some fecal mater on them and you’ll fit right in whit your shit+post it posting.