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I’m attending a community college for one semester then transferring into a university. I got an apartment with 3 other room mates (one being my older brother). The other two seem nice.
I move all my things in this weekend. I’m so excited to have a new room and bathroom. I really need this change. At my current house, things are so cluttered and I feel like I have no room to do my own thing.
I’m not nervous at all though. I would like some tips however for the college and living on your own life! Drop some below please.
Hey guys. So yeah - basically the title says it all. I (25F) ve been overweight all my life. Genetics sucks sometimes. It was always my biggest nightmare and the reason my personal life was a mess - because all the damn things I built in my head.
After 23y.o. that part of my life went mad in a good way - but because I am a lucky possessor of a huge amount of soft-skills. So I was Charming people with charisma, intelligence, jokes - whatever I could find. This got me a quite big amount of guys interested in me. - so I was like - awesome! Problem solve.
I am 1.72(m), pretty face, big breasts. Way too many kilograms. Strong bones. I have many kilograms thought with the right clothes on I can pass as being curvy and overweight. Actually if I need to judge the fair amount of kilograms - a am obese. Hell - this was so hard to say.
Summer is here. And I hate it!!! I'm sweating. I'm feeling uncomfortable. I struggle wearing dresses because I hurt my thighs. Gets sweaty and I got burns afterwards.
People around me never said a thing - except my mom. That almost all my life harrased me because of my extra kilos. There was a time then I was 15years that I lost around 15 kilograms in 1 month. Put them back in 3 months.
So - I Know everything. But WTF is missing here? I want to be fit - I guess I just wanna close my eyes and wake up in this fit curvy healthy body.
Please help me out - I'm too proud to talk to my friends or my boyfriend but I DO wanna hit it off. And just...feel comfortable in my skin.
What was the thing that determined you? Did you read something? What will work? What worked for you?
Thank you
Today, let's discuss these threads and how they can improve. Any suggestions for topics or changing subjects? Any suggestions for altering the format? How can I improve these threads for everyone here?
So this is a post about my personal experience of quitting huge comfort zone. I've seen a lot of similar posts on Reddit (read almost all of them), so I thought someone would find it interesting.
I've been working at my previous company for 8 years, and I've been on the same project for almost 4 years. I knew EVERYTHING about it: code, backlog, processes, teams and team members... I've developed perfect professional relationship with clients by helping them out with development, design, deployments, QA, pretty much anything that was needed. I also went a step further and developed a personal relationship with them along the years.
Being "indispensable" to clients made me indispensable to the company. Management loved me and kept throwing money my way to just "keep doing what I'm doing". Around 6-7 months ago I realized I worked on barely 20% of what I was capable. That alone made me aware of the fact I've been stagnating for at least a year or so. I enjoyed the perks of hard work I did a couple years ago.
I could confidently say I haven't learned anything new in the past 12 months. I don't blame anyone but me - I got comfortable. I got into a situation where I could work for couple of hours at most every day. I would do half-assed analysis of new features because, after so many years of looking at the codebase, I could confidently implement anything in half the time other devs would do it. And this is a HUGE project, mind that!
At the same time, I realized other people were learning new cool things, gaining experience in tools I always wanted to use, while I was stuck maintaining and enhancing an older application. So not only was I clearly stagnating, the imposter syndrome started hitting me hard. I couldn't figure out if I got where I am today because of my tenure at the project or because of my actual skills.
Anyway, I started contemplating leaving the company and the project. It took me two months to even start reaching out to companies. I received an offer of 30% raise at a pretty good company, which I contemplated (AGAIN) for days. In the end... I just said yes. Sent out an email to my managers that same night, thanked them for everything but explained it's time for me to test my own skills, learn something new and just get back that old work ethic I had.
I've been with the new company for a little over a month. I can just say one thing - it's so hard, but I love it. For the first time in the last 4-5 years I've had to actually do a c
... keep reading on reddit ➡You may know Tim and Guy from The Worst Idea of All Time as 2/5ths of Til Death Do Us Blart. Now that their journey has ended, us peeps over at /r/TWIOAT have decided to follow in their hallowed footsteps and watch and discuss Evan Almighty once a week. For an entire year. That’s 52 times.
We are trying to get more people involved, which is why I’m posting here. Come join us as we lose our minds together and pay our respects to The Boiz. We begin Monday. Hope to see you there!
ALSO i was wondering, idk if this is right reddit to ask this but what conditioner should I use for wavy dry hair.
This past year and a half of being an RBT I’ve worked maybe 5-15 hours a week, if that. After being full time, 35 hours a week, for 2 years. Recently I was changed to just coverage because my agency has literally no clients due to Covid. Looked around at other agencies but none offer the pay I was receiving, or nearly half the benefits I was receiving. Also I have spina bifida and doctor has urged me to try and stay away from the public due to health risks associated with covid, so working with kiddos is rather high risk. It is upsetting because I’m due to complete my master’s this following Spring, and because of covid I haven’t even accumulated a quarter of the hours I need, and now have no chance to accumulating them without any client. But, I’m glad to have a secure (higher) pay and secure work hours, remotely, now and not have to worry about my bills not being paid on time.
