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I, 26F, live with my roommate "Maya", 27F. We have a two bedroom apartment with a small extra room I use as my office. I pay more rent for it. I work hybrid, and some of my files include client documents, contracts, and personal information I am responsible for keeping private. I also take calls in there that others are not supposed to hear. It has my work laptop, printer, desk, and a small couch I bought. When we moved in, Maya agreed it was my private workspace, not a guest room. Maya's boyfriend "Ryan" is over a lot, usually four or five nights a week. I have brought it up before, but Maya always says he is "basically harmless" and I need to relax. Last week I worked from my company's office all day. When I got home, my office door was open. My couch blanket was bunched up, the pillows were on the floor, my laptop bag had been moved, and some client folders were stacked on the printer instead o

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In English the word "you" can obviously refer to you plural or singular In the United States, many use "you guys", "folks," [ a word banned on this subreddit that ends in all]" or more rarely "youse" or "yinz" to indicate you (plural) What is done in the various forms of British English, including dialects? And how do you make clear that you mean you (singular), ie "do you [but not your annoying spouse] want to come over? submitted by /u/wheninrome5000 to r/AskUK [link]

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I was out for a walk tonight by the river in Rotherhithe and there was a Chinook flying quite low overhead. Naturally I started filming, and so did a South Asian couple nearby. A white guy saw us all and started talking to the couple, I didn’t pay any attention at first but he got more and more aggressive and started ranting loudly about how they were putting lives in danger by filming our country’s military equipment and how they must be spying and shouldn’t be in the country. It was clearly to do with their race because I’m as white as you can get and was right there doing the same thing without him saying a word to me. I’m very embarrassed to say that at that point I walked off without saying anything. I’m a man in my 20s and the racist guy was older so there wasn’t any physical danger, and a passer-by did call him out and got into it a bit with him, but I chickened out. I think of myself as anti-racist, and thinking ab

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