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When I was 16, I was dating a 19 year old boy. I was singing a song that said “if you ain't got no money take your broke ass home” it was just a song on the stereo and I was just having fun. I was middle class and so was he, but he got so serious and told me he didnt have very much money and wanted me to be aware of that. It was adorable and I remember laughing and tell him they are just lyrics, they in no way represent who I am. I'm now 28 and we have been married since I was 20. We just had our first baby a year ago. We dated from the time I was 16 to 20. Married and bought a house, finished our bachelors degrees and had a baby after taking some time to travel. I'm thankful he said that, it was funny and made me laugh. It's not about money at all.16 and dating20 getting married25 in JamaicaLife is what you make it, money isn't important but growing together is ☺

“Actually, it's pronounced…” Actually, it's probably not.Any name where they made up a pronunciation out of nothing. I'm not talking about names from different countries or cultures, I can respect that. But names where they just decided that “the B is silent” when there's no phonological rule in their language for Bs to be silent. Or where they just in other ways decided to make up their own rules and have the rest of the world follow it.La-a. That would be pronounced La ah, right? Oh no no. I've heard some say it should be pronounced LaDasha. Because it's a dash, you know. But by that same logic, it could be LaHyphena or LaMinusAh. And actually, LaDasha is the only thing it wouldn't be pronounced as, because it's not a dash, it's a hyphen. A dash is longer (—).X Æ A-12. Okay, in Denmark where I'm from, we use the Æ, and I could pronounce the letters Ek-say-ah. That's kinda pretty. But Elon Musk (who created this name) said it was supposed to be X Ash Archangel. I'm sorry, what? Æ is supposed to be Ash, because it's elvish spelling. As a Danish person, I'm kinda offended that you use a made up language's pronunciation over ours. And a-12 is “pronounced like archangel”? No it's not. It may be short for archangel. But it's not pronounced like it, like PIN is pronounced pin, not personal identification number.We have phonological rules to make languages easier. When those rules are broken, it's probably because it's a loan word, and it is perfectly reasonable in the phonology of its original language. Stop thinking you can just change that.Edit:A few people have pointed out that the pronunciation of æ as Ash is not elvish but old English. My apologies, my sources were incorrect. I still think Xæa would sound better in danish though.What baby name immediately makes you lose all respect for the parents and why?

I propose this condom:It's meant to be read as ‘Donut go further without consent’ but that certainly wasn't how I read it. Honestly, I was quite appalled when I first saw it. What a screw up.What is the worst designed product you ever encountered?