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I think selective complaining is best. I've had two heart attacks from a bad artery. I suffered in silence both times for several hours thinking meh it's just heartburn. We men aren't the brightest when it comes to our own bodies.

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thinking meh it's just heartburn.

That's how my father's father died, at age 65, 65 years ago this Christmas Eve.

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It's how my older brother died in April. He had 24 hours to go to emergency and wouldn't. He was also vaxxed.

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I'm sorry for your loss. I never had brothers or sisters so I avoided the pain of losing them ... but now both of my parents and all aunts/uncles have passed. I'm all that is left of my immediate family and that rather sucks, especially being newly single around the Holidays. Lots of reflection on wonderful Holidays past

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Stupid quote. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. That's the reality of the world.

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The squeaky wheel gets the grease.

Until it squeaks once too often and gets replaced.

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The image makes it seem like the quote was said by some stoic Roman general, but it was actually said by , a female American missionary from Iowa.

I got nothing against the gal, but is there any particular reason we should be listening to her quotes?

Honestly, with my experiences living in a liberal city through the Covid debacle, I wish I had complained more loudly, instead of suffering in silence because of my own fear.

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Honestly, with my experiences living in a liberal city through the Covid debacle, I wish I had complained more loudly, instead of suffering in silence because of my own fear.

I went fearless through covid and spoke out to those closest to me. I lost my long term gf of 17 years because of it.

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I spoke out occasionally but I should've been much louder and much less fearful. I figured it was best to mind my own business, and it was, until all those faggots decided to mind my business, and ask me if I had the jab or not.

Cost me my relationship with my Father.

Regardless, I should've been louder and less apologetic with my complaints.

Which is why I think the quote is stupid.