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Slime's Advice Show (Starring: Aiden) #19 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-12-12 09:47:20
Edited:
2022-01-07 09:23:33
Imported:
2022-01

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whaddup SLUTS its me, slime, I'm the greatest. Nick is busy doing his last event at BTS so old man slime steps in once again to save the day with his endless wisdom and great bits. Aiden is there too.

00:00:00 - intro
00:01:12 - how to brag without bragging
00:13:35 - dealing with depression and lack of motivation without a support system 00:23:05 - how to address half-siblings and whether or not to connect with new "family" 00:30:02 - how to find happiness in sobriety and australia
00:38:15 - dealing with romance with an employee / someone I supervise
00:45:46 - ghosting is ok!
00:50:46 - age gaps and power dynamics

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Anonymous

gee thanks uncle slime

Magnum Bork

Dude that person with the 900k youtuber up their ass i fucking wish they name dropped, watch the fucking twitter storm bang cause if that guys doing that, that means he'll just move to another 18 or even 17 year old, hes a problem

Jullian A

No time stamps?

Anonymous

00:00:00 - intro 00:01:12 - how to brag without bragging 00:13:35 - dealing with depression and lack of motivation without a support system 00:23:05 - how to address half-siblings and whether or not to connect with new "family" 00:30:02 - how to find happiness in sobriety and australia 00:38:15 - dealing with romance with an employee / someone I supervise 00:45:46 - ghosting is ok! 00:50:46 - age gaps and power dynamics

SgtSlime

oh hey im the first question - thanks for the advice lads :) I disagree with some of what slime said because of reasons related to my life/personality that obviously can't really be conveyed but I think his read was pretty good given what you guys had, and I'm glad my dream at the end made him laugh LMAO. I definitely was literally just bragging but I was hoping there was a magic path to, as the segment name suggests, 'how to brag without bragging' which in hindsight is not possible. aiden's advice was more what I expected and was looking for initially, but I'm honestly glad to have slime's hard fast wild sheeshman input because it made me think about my intentions a lot more. thanks again lads :)

Anonymous

yo i’m so late but i’m listening to this at the perfect time bc he JUST messaged me again (i am 18 year old from the last question)

Oakstrom

Your friend should be happy for you. When I see a friend/peer accomplish something I generally look at it as them paving the way, and I look forward to getting on their level in my own time.

o8jar

I dont think we ever heard that story about the papsmear lady (mentioned at min 48ish)

matt

Super late but writing in case anyone reads this in the future and has a similar thing happening. For the first question, the progress itself is worth celebrating as a monument to your success especially if it's meaningful to you personally and I don't like this idea of calling it bragging about a half done job. I also wouldn't say that person is reliant on external validation as Slime was saying. They're feeling positive about what they're doing and what it means to them and want to share that with the world just as much as they would want to share their product with the world. Bragging does have a negative connotation and in the end they are essentially doing that but more aptly they're celebrating and feeling proud about what they're doing, which is worth sharing regardless. In terms of posting on twitter vs telling friends in person I don't think it matters that much. I think Slime and Aiden might be looking at it from the perspective of people with pretty large followings online as opposed to the average person but maybe that's me being an insignificant 100 follower Andy. Anyway I think if you have a meaningfully close relationship with whatever friend then they should be happy for your accomplishments regardless, even if you're just bringing it up randomly or trying to weave it intricately into whatever conversation. They shouldn't be using some word count comparison to benchmark how they feel about you. As long as you're providing that positivity for your friend, they ideally should be reciprocating that back to you.