u/Useful-Caterpillar10

Hello Folks - I am planning to get a new policy but under medical they ask if i have any issues. My doctor is concerned about my blood pressure and is keeping tabs and might do medication in 8months if my lifestyle changes don't impact it. I am not "formally" under medication or diagnosed but his notes can indicate a trend...In the forms can i leave that part blank for now?

Not talking about major stuff. Just everyday things like stretching experience on a resume, dodging a conversation, or lying to your parents growing up.

How do you explain honesty without sounding like a hypocrite? Do you draw a line between harmful lies and avoiding conflict? And when your kids lie, how do you hold them accountable in a way that actually teaches something and have you lied the same way they might tried?

Let’s say a hypothetical where a president does something completely absurd, like ordering a nuclear strike with no clear justification, and later there’s strong evidence of mental decline like dementia. The 25th Amendment gives the vice president and cabinet the ability to step in, but not a clear requirement.

I’m wondering how responsibility works here. Could they ever realistically be held accountable for not acting? Not necessarily “dereliction of duty” in the military sense under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, but more broadly. Kind of similar to how people talk about a police officer not reporting another officer for misconduct, where the issue becomes failure to act rather than the original act itself.

Would there be any legal or constitutional consequence for failing to protect the public when they had the power to intervene, or is this purely a political failure with no real legal exposure? Especially if they received evidence that he was unfit? Like a doctors note etc..

Last night at like 2am, my son and daughter came out of there room to see what i am eating after a night shift and we were just roasting each other for no reason… knowing full well school starts at 6. Out of nowhere it turned into random fitness competitions in our small kitchen . Who’s stronger, who’s more flexible, who can hold a plank longer. Total chaos. full Olympics for 1.5hours

And honestly, it made my day.

It reminded me how important just being around is. Proximity matters. These moments aren’t planned, you don’t schedule them, they just happen when you’re there.

The tough part is my relationship is rocky and separation can be in horizon..Life man..