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I 24 (M) had met a colleague soon to be 18 (F) and apparently we got on very well. Now I’m kind of looking for advice because I do not know what I should do about it. I kind of feel wrong to pursue her, but again, we get along so well. Especially how our interests are so similar to each other.
I usually go for women who are around my age as I can’t be bothered with girls who are around 3-4 years younger than me because they usually want to fuck around whereas I’m currently in a period in my life where I sort of want to settle down or rather just take it easy with someone and kind of see where it goes.
We both flirt with each other at work but it’s all harmless fun and games. Now we’ve started to text and it’s been going good so far. Also my other colleagues organised a double date for us, and apparently she is extremely looking forward to it. I also would like to note that I met her mother during my shift at work and apparently her daughter mentions me very fondly with her. Again, I’m kind of not sure what I should take this as, because I’ve never met a girls parents (someone who i am semi- pursuing romantically) before.
To some degree, I’ve thought about this morally, and I didn’t think much of it because if you think about it a six year difference is not much (and also if the relationship was to materialise it is completely legal where i live) however, I kind of feel the age gap a little bit. If I had to describe her, she’s an incredibly intelligent young woman who is also good looking and every time she smiles it kind of brightens my day a little bit.
I think my main concern is that, I am afraid that if anything has to materialise between us, I feel that she will leave me because she would want to explore with other people and not just stick with me (which is completely understandable and fine). This fear is here because it has happened before and have been completely heart broken over it.
Tldr; going on a double date with a girl who is six years younger than me, but im not sure if i should pursue this romantically.

I can be bitchy when I'm stressed out. Naggy. I don't like not knowing how things are going to happen. I'm def not a "live and let live" person. I'm stressing myself out more than anyone else in this house worrying about how the kid is getting to work and where I'm getting cat food from. I've decided to let the men figure the ride stuff out since neither are remotely stressed about it and I'll figure out cat food.
I'm just a little grouchy about the stress but not super bitchy. XD I'm always in charge of our schedules and then when I'm trying to not be everyone looks at me in the 11th hour (good game though) and I have to haul ass to get it sorted.
I'm just griping. It's going to be okay. I do take some things too seriously. I think we're going to get some real food tonight because we're out of not shite meals which makes me feel worse.
Sorry for complaining. XD I'm just a person, man. I've got lots of flaws and quirks. Overt consciousness is one of them and it becomes bitchiness which is ironic.

I payed for the shipping for ups on the ups website, it came up with a receipt page which I clicked off. How do I get back to the page and print off this receipt.
I need it for the ups man delivering a parcel tommorow

I'd like that the religious festivities or holidays doesn't show up on my widget, there's any way to do that?, I'd like too that the widget shows events that aren't on that day (if there's any obviously) like the upcoming events, I'm very new to kwgt, and I just edit premade widgets here's the code of the events:$if(df(D, ci(start, 0))=df(D),tc(cut, tc(cap, ci(title, 0)), 15),"")$ - for the title of the event, and: $if(df(D, ci(start, 0))=df(D),df(hh:mm a, ci(start, 0))-df(hh:mm, ci(end, 0)),"")$ - for the time. Thanks in advance, and sorry if I made a mistake english it's my second language.

Always struggled with finding jobs, ended up doing driving jobs as they involve very little interaction with others. Always loved baking and saw a bakery that my wife happened to visit on a local market and they are advertising for a Baker. Under the false confidence giving of alcohol I sent an email saying how I had seen the job and Always had a love of baking etc and told him about a baking course I did. Get a reply the next day saying he is very interested and the first steps would be to send a cv and then maybe a visit to the bakery. I panicked and ignored it for two days and then received another email where he said he had been having problems with his email and wondered if I had got his email. I replied and said I would send over my cv shortly.
Panic kicked in and I waited one day and the next day sent my apologies for not sending it as my car broke down (which was true) and I got distracted. Sent him my cv. Wake up the next morning to see the dreaded message, "would be great if you could call me". Agonising about it all day, what will he ask, what if he says so tell me a bit about yourself. I will completely freeze and not know what to say. How do you answer a question like that? Anyway a whole day has gone by and I've ignored him. Part of me would love the job but the other negative part gives me all the reasons not to follow up. I have no clue what to do I'm sat here on the toilet drinking hiding it from my wife and I'm just so fed up

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Study Title: Stress, resilience, sensitivity and the experience of pain in the general population.
My name is Emma Rouse and the supervisor overseeing the research is Dr Elaina Taylor.
The study aims to investigate the role of stress, resilience, and sensitivity in individuals with, and without, chronic pain and the impact on quality of life. Currently, there is a lack of research investigating how sensory processing sensitivity can affect the experience of pain.
This study could help us to see why some adults are more vulnerable to developing chronic pain than others. I would like to invite you to participate in the study by completing an online survey that will take approximately 10-15 minutes. To take part, individuals do not have to be experiencing any pain.
The survey will include a short demographics questionnaire which will ask questions about your age, gender, ethnicity, educational background, profession, pain location and condition (if applicable). This will be followed by a survey containing questions focused on stress, resilience, sensitivity, experience of pain and quality of life.
We are interested in recruiting participants from the general population (without pain) but are also particularly interested in individuals who experience any form of pain.
Your participation will remain confidential and anonymous and is completely voluntary. You may also withdraw from the research after participation. There is no obligation to participate. The study has been awarded ethical approval by the University of Derby Ethics Committee.
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• History of brain trauma and/or neurological condition

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So I saw a discussion earlier this week about doing the side content, and a commenter warned not to over-level your character, etc.
I'm just wondering how to go about progressing the game at this point. I am level 37, and just beginning act 3. I know there are 6 acts in the game. I want to do side quests, dungeons, etc, but I am now worried that I will get to 50 too fast.
Should I just try to focus on the story, and save a lot of the side content for endgame? I know I can say screw it and just play whatever content I'd like, but I also don't really want to grind through a lot of the story without numbers going up I guess. Not sure how to balance this.

I’ve been creeping on “SHRM-CP Passed” posts for the past year, so I'm excited to finally join and post my own. Feel a huge weight lifted off my shoulders! So many of those posts helped me so I thought I’d share my experiences too 😊Advanced warning that the post is super long. but TLDR: try to get SHRM Learning System if you can and take those quizzes/practice exams over and over again. Know your processes steps. My test also had a lot of q's on Risk Management, Talent Acquisition, and HR Global Strategy & Effectiveness. For SJTs - they ask a lot of q's what to do "first" - typically the answer is doing more investigation and gathering more data. Also, SHRM loves anything to do with collaborating with managers and evidence-based approaches. And they prefer in-person solutions/communications. Rarely if ever, have I seen "send an email" as an answer. The exam was a 3/5 for me on difficulty. 4/5 if I didn't prepare.

• Experience: 3 years, NYC-based. Mostly deal with People analytics, operations, and compensation, but want to pivot into BP & strategy so I thought SHRM would help me more than PHR.
• Study period: 4 months. I had some PTO between March and now, but I tried to study about two hours every weekday after work. A lot of employee relations and compliance-related material was very new to me. Challenged, but learned a lot! If you're a generalist, you may have an easier time digesting the content.
• Study material: SHRM Learning System and certexamdb (https://certexamdb.com/home/course/shrm-cp-practice-exams-2023/3). I’m very lucky my company sponsored that because it’s crazy expensive (to me!) I've read good things about the Willer, Truesdell, and Kelly prep book and that would’ve been my option if I had to pay out of pocket. But if your company can sponsor the cost of the SHRM Learning System, you should definitely get it! I really think their content, quizzes, and practice tests helped me so much and get used to "SHRM-think" (they say it's not a real thing, but I disagree lol). I do think the section quizzes are easier than the actual exam, but the post-exam they have matched the difficulty and set my expectations for the real exam. I basically took the exams over and over again as the exam date got closer. Aimed for 88% and above. Also used the notorious u/AndyPizzle Study Guide as my basis for taking notes :) Took waaay too many notes on top of that (blaming it on the US Laws section lol). Also, some concepts are redundant, like processes for change, strategic, L&D, etc. all have the same general steps.
• Actual exam day: I took it remotely with ProProctor and not sure if I would recommend it. Although I feel more comfortable taking the test alone vs. with other people. They’re extremely strict about the environment around you (they mean it when they say nothing on or around your desk area! They made me move a trash can lol). The most stressful part though was having to restart the environment scan over 3x because the Proctor had disconnected. Also, they're not very quick on matching proctors, so I ended up taking the exam almost 45 mins after the initial appointment time. The whole experience added a bit of additional stress - but that's just my experience!
• Exam structure/strategy: They have a short 5-mins tutorial on how to use the testing tool. Then the exam is split into two sections, each 80 questions, 2 hours long per section. Once you finish a section, you can't go back. I made sure to finish each section within an hour so I had time to review all the q's again. I flagged questions along the way on ones I wasn't 100% sure of or felt I needed more time to think about. After, I went back and reviewed my answers from the beginning, then just kept the flagged q's that I really struggled with. Then went back and reviewed the remaining flagged ones. I felt like Section 1 was harder for me and I used the full time. Section 2 I had about 20 mins left. Not sure if it's because I had relaxed by then though! In the end, there's a 20 q survey. I tried to get through it quickly though so I could see whether I passed lol. They also provide a 15-mins break but I didn't take it.
• Exam content & tips: Not too much on US laws, I know people get stressed about it! But I feel like there were only 5 q's maybe on that? I felt like there was a lot of Risk Management, Talent Acquisition, and HR Global Strategy / Effectiveness q's. But maybe it's because those were the ones I flagged to look back on 😅 Definitely know your order of processes (generally ADDIE). Lots of SJT q's will ask what you'll do "first" in a situation. 90% of the time it's gathering more data, investigating the situation, etc. I also feel like any answer that involves collaborating/partnering with a manager is usually preferred. SHRM prefers in-person solutions - I don't think I've seen too many answers involving sending emails. Also answers with buzzwords like "strategy", "alignment" are usually good bets. SHRM also prefers evidence-based approaches as well.
• Difficulty: I would say 3/5. 4/5 if you don't prep very well. While taking the test I thought I did badly because I'd flagged a ton of q's on the first go-through. But I'm not a confident test-taker in general. The system allows you to "highlight" q's and "strike-through" choices you want to eliminate. I think doing both helped me!

I'm mostly happy that I can get my evenings back and not spend it on studying anymore! 😂 I was dreading the test date but also was happy to finally get it over with (pass or fail honestly lol). I'm a data geek so I'm really looking forward to seeing the breakdown on my test results - they said they'll send it within three weeks! Wish I could see the q's I missed though.So many posts on this sub helped me prepare and set my expectations - so THANK YOU! Sorry, this post ran long - happy to answer any q's you may have! :) and best of luck to future test-takers.

So, first things first: If you've just started a "Elements - campaign" dm'ed by a guy beginning with J, turn back now. Thank me later.
I'll try to keep it short, but it's a bit convoluted:
I'm currently planning a campaign with two evil guys who are at least formally allied, Sir King of Main City ™ and his advisor and court mage of sorts. Sir Kong has alot of mommy issues, which is when she was slowly dying, he begged his court mage to find something to keep her alive. The Mage found a ritual that would keep her from passing into the planes of the dead.
Unintentional consequence is that keeping her soul bound to him grants the Mage power, which is why he begins to use this ritual again and again, in secret - and finally uses it on our player characters, who will find themself, when killed (which will happen pretty soon into the campaign), in a limbo state with other souls who aren't ready or able to pass on.
As this is on of the most important plot points, I don't think the lost souls should know of the ritual, at least in its entirety, but rather in a few clues that will fit into the puzzle later on.
The Main points of this ritual so far are: - keeps a person from leaving the world fully - grants the performer of the ritual power - those affected by the ritual don't necessarily know they were subjected to it - the Mage has a way of performing the ritual in secret - the players will be affected by the ritual and it shouldn't be obvious to them as well.
So, I know it's a wall of text, but do you have ideas for how the ritual works? What steps does the Mage have to follow?

Guys one of my old classmate confessed me that she had a crush on me but I kept the conversation lightly and moved on telling that it was back when we were small and it's all natural to happen it to someone but she felt that the conversation was getting awkward and left, what to do now. I don't know how to respond. pls help

Essentially what the title says is all I need to say but I figured I’d elaborate on it a little bit.
So a little backstory, back in February mom got into an accident, she’s not been the same since. A month after the accident, grandmother helped buy a car, the car she got has issues, frame is about snap in half, power steering fluid is leaking, and a few other things. The car she got into an accident with is trash as well, she figured that she could just get the headlight fixed and drive it as is but the frame is twisted, so that car is also trash (both of these cars mentioned is a 2007 Buick Rainier and a 2004 Buick Rainier). Grandmother bought a 2003 GMC Envoy XUV recently, mom fucking hates it cause it’s “too long”, anyway, ever since the Envoy was bought, she’s essentially hated it since day one. I’m just fucking tired of hearing about the bullshit, I’m about to snap at her and tell her that I personally do not give a single fuck. What do I do?

A recruiter set me up with an interview for a 6 figure, hybrid position (2-3 days in office). I've always said I'd have to be dragged back into a physical office but, for the right number, I'd walk in.
Now if the office was downtown, I'd suck it up and deal with it. The problem is, the office is in a very far suburb. By car, it's 84 miles roundtrip. By transit, I'd have take 2 buses and 2 trains.
I just can't stomach the idea of commuting like it's 2019. Yes, the salary increase covers gas and car maintenance - but I'm not sure it covers my sanity. Especially with how Chicago winters are set up.
I figure I charm the socks off these guys then nicely ask them about any possibility to switching to 100% remote. Should I do that in the first interview and save everyone's time? Or wait to see if/when things feel promising in the second/final interview? Or do I let that question go through my recruiter?
The recruiter did say that the client is a little flexible in terms of the hybrid policy and, hey, the worst that can happen from me asking is a simple 'no'. I have a job - not six figures - but a good one, so I don't need to leave (I just don't blow off 6-figure opportunities when they land in my lap).

Hi everyone!
I was diagnosed with ADHD 2 years ago. The more I had been reading into it, the more things "clicked", so I went to get evaluated by a psychiatrist. He had prescribed me Medikinet CR 10 mg (Ritalin in the US), and basically as soon as I gpt on it a bunch of things had changed: drugs and sugar cravings disappeared completely (before I would stuff myself with sugar everyday, started getting into drugs later to numb my chronic depression). My depression had gotten milder. Focus improved. Hyperfixations disappeared (that's one unfortunate effect).
After some time, I've decided to switch my psychiatrist to one that was more experienced with ADHD. Meanwhile I got another heavy depression bout (have lived with constant mild depression with more severe bouts since I was around 15 yo so no suprise here). I complained to the new doctor that I had uncomfortable daily ups and downs from Medikinet CR and she prescribed me Concerta 18 mg. Now the ups and downs were much smoother.
Additionally, about those mood swings - from day 1 of starting MPH, I got mild euphoria rushes from the drug. I didn't really do much research back then, and thought it was just a side effect. So after the euphoria rush, there was the normal "calm" feeling, and after that a significant drop in mood.
Things have changed since then, though. Even after starting Concerta, I still had my persistent depression (with co-existent anxiety), and switched depression medication basically every 3 months, because nothing seemed to work. I even took out a loan to get TMS treatment, which seemed to cure depression for like 2 months or something. So that was one thing.
The other was drug cravings. After the "miraculous" period after starting MPH when I did not feel any, after some time (like 2 months) they returned, even while taking meds. And here we are now, after 2 years of treatment with MPH I constantly get the need to take too much IR MPH to cause euphoria (though I don't even get much of it, just more talkative and motivated). I'm afraid I'm addicted to it. Even though I don't take it on weekends, just on working days, and do not feel the need to take it on weekends.
I would really like to tell that to my doctor, so she could help find a more suitable drug or dosing, but she has written in her bio that she does not treat patients addicted to drugs. So I'm scared she will just refuse to treat me any further. She's a very dedicated doctor and actually cares and constantly looks for newer options for my depression treatment (even though I had tried like 3/4 drugs available on the market).
I tried adjusting the dose on my own, tried not taking Concerta at all, gave all my supply of IR MPH to my boyfriend, so it would not be easily available for me when I get a craving. Since nothing worked, and whenever I quit Concerta completely, after few days I was unable to work at all, heavy depression, lack of focus, basically a bad crash. So I subtly suggested to my psychiatrist going on another ADHD med - that was atomoxetine.
I was really hopeful it will mitigate everything bothering me - persistant depression, anhedonia, drug cravings, other ADHD things etc. I started taking the lowest dose possible alongside Concerta, but it turned out to be hell - I got severe mood swings, bouts of aggression, insomnia, anxiety. Had to quit it after 2 weeks because I felt I was going insane.
I am starting to believe I'm beyond help, to be honest. I was thinking an ADHD diagnosis would finally lead me to become stable, even happy, to find pleasure like normal humans.
However, there are some days when I'm stable. On those days Concerta does not give me mood swings, just calmness and focus, and I do not crave any drugs, can actually function like a normal human being, and generally feel content with life. I wish there was more of them, but I have no idea how to do it...
Maybe I don't have ADHD, even though I have all the symptoms. But MPH gives me mild euphoria, and I keep reading it shouldnt, it should make you sleepy/calm when you have ADHD. And it seems to be working less and less. I don't know what to think. I'm worried all the time again. I wish I had some peace finally. My theory is that I'm still dopamine-deficient, and that's where the drug (and sugar) cravings come from.
I'm not seeking any medical advice, I just wanted someone to listen and maybe find their own experience in mine. Maybe write yours? So thank you for reading up until now, I hope you have a nice day.

I’m just at 11wpo and it’s been such a roller coaster. I’m definitely still swelling. Yet even though I know it’s normal it’s still crazy how much it can change day to day. I had thought at the end of last week I was slowly decreasing in the swelling as I had spent a few days with all my size L bras feeling way too big. So I went and got some inexpensive sports bras in a size M to switch to. Then yesterday I swelled back up and the nerve pain I’ve had in the right side returned. So I’m back in the bigger bras again. I am just rolling with the changes and know it will eventually stop and settle out. Though I could do without the right nipple having vasospasms anytime I look at it lol. But considering I dealt with superficial necrosis on that nipple I count myself lucky it’s still there and looks normal now.
Anyways for those who are also struggling with swelling and recovery don’t worry your not alone! Just can’t wait for those final small boobs when it’s all said and done!

I (F34) am in therapy for CPTSD. My therapist and I have been working on my inner child and what's she's feeling.
IC is very much a toddler and not able to verbalise very much, most of what she communicates is grunts and urghs. It is exhausting trying to interpret her and figure out what she needs. She is very much in the driving seat most of the time and whilst adult me has managed to take the reigns on some bigger day to day tasks like getting up at a set time, having a shower before work and getting some excerise or tidying the house, when big emotions come up IC is very much forcing adult me away and taking charge. This in turn leaves me feeling extremely tired and unable to manage basic tasks like taking care of myself or going to work.
I was given some homework at my last session on trying to figure out how to help my inner child with her anger issues. IC is incredibly angry and at times really wants to hurt others or even take a match to the world. She feels very unheard and rejected, this in turn causes more anger that then turns to frustration, anxiety which means simple tasks struggle to be completed and procrastination and intense focus on silly things, ie endless scrolling looking at clothes. She also feels very hopeless and can easily blame others for feeling angry, ie I am angry because x didn't listen to me. IC also struggles to accept things and it means she can't move past what has happened and she still feels hurt, its a very presnt feeling that she wants to correct and change the outcome.
I see adult me and IC as two separate people and IC really needs some parenting so that she can grow and develop past non verbal toddler age. I am trying to find resources about helping toddlers with their anger, regulate her emotions, self sooth and move on from events that leave her feeling hurt and the outcome was unjust.
Has anyone else gone through re parenting yourselves in relation to anger? what helped you? Are there any resources you can recommend?

Hello all! Hope you are doing well and maybe you could help me out, so I did a trip around Europe last month and did all my Hotel reservations with Booking.com. After all the bookings were made and before the trip I did also change bank.
Two of the bookings were canceled, both of them for different reasons and with no policy problem, I told them before hand that that old card did no long exist and provided them with a new card to process the refund...
But they went ahead and issued the refund to the old card, now the bank tells me that since the card and the account are no longer active they have no way to receive the money, that whoever sent money there will simply get it back and booking tells me to speak to the bank and that they can only issue refunds to the card that was used for payment.
Does anyone know any laws that could help me with this issue? Is there a consumer defense office or something? I just dont know how to continue with this...
Thanks a mill

This is my first post on reddit, i really don’t know how it works but i it saw on TikTok and wanted to try. First of all, English is not my first language so forgive me if i make mistakes.
Now, i don’t hate my grandparents but when i’m with them i just can’t stand them, i’m 17 (F) and my grandparents are now 80, all my life i’ve lived 5 hours away from them, they live in a village and i live in a city, because of that i don’t see them really often, just in Christmas and summer sometimes only in summer because my mom is the one who can drive me and my brother (19 M) there and we can’t go on train because there isn’t one there. When i visit them, the first hours or the first day i try hard to be nice and patient but the next days i really just give up, i can’t live with them always asking things and not letting me live in peace. When i’m home (my home) i’m very independent and in my family we are pretty chill so we don’t bother one another but with my grandparents they are always on top of me and i can’t relax. I tend to have a nice temper, but when i’m in a bad mood, i can’t stand anyone and i don’t know why but my grandparents always put me in a horrible mood.
When my brother and i were little my parents used to drop us off at our grandparents home and leave us like a month with them meanwhile they were in the city, working. When they were on vacations they would come and spend like two more weeks with all of us. I hated being there specially without my parents because i don’t have a “safe” relationship with my grandparents, i can’t be myself. And just like i don’t really like them i know they don’t like us that much either, when we were little they would yell at us, get angry for small thing and swear, and i’ve heard my grandma lots of times call my mom and tell her to pick us up, that she couldn’t do it. I know they love us but they are not used to us just like we are not used to them, they can’t live with two teenagers and we can’t live with two old people. (also, when we were little because we live far, we didn’t have friends and because the village is small there was nothing to do so we were really really bored when we were there).
They are the only grandparents i/we have, my dad’s passed before i was born and so my mom always tells me “you have to be nice, they are the only ones you have”, i swear i try, but i can’t and what really breaks my heart is my mom, she hates when i “misbehave” with them and she tells me “what would you do if someone treated me like that?” i don’t like the reactions i have, they just appear.
I fell so guilty typing this, i know my brother has a better relationship with them and i fell bad that i fell like this, i can’t help it, it even annoys me when my grandma calls me and i have to admit that sometimes i wish i had other grandparents, my friend has the sweetest grandma and i wish she was mine too, or my grandpa has a sister who is married and they are so nice, the last day i saw them i really wished they were my grandparents.
Now my mom is planning on going there June 21st and she wants me to go, i want to go, not really for them but because there are thing to do there and i have friends that i want to see, but i don’t really want to go through seeing them, this felling makes me guilty and sad because i wish i had the relationship everyone talks about where you love your grandparents to death.
I know this may have sounded spoiled, and people who don’t have their grandparents anymore and loved them may don’t understand me or hate me, this is just my history.
Thank you for reading ❤️.