Yeah I'm feeling this pretty hard.
Started a new position last Monday. I'm very happy with the role actually, but it seems so hard to find actual training. I really shouldn't complain, I'm not assigned much work currently or in the near future.
Just would be nice to have a better idea of the day-to-day, however.
Gotcha
It's no worries, I finished reading the manga a while back.
Good looking out tho
Interesting, looking into this more now
Thanks for the info
Girl in blue bikini
Gestures, so no toolbar on mobile
One of the hardest choices I've ever been faced with...
Both are gorgeous, and have mystique as you can't see their faces.
Hmmm, I'll go with right. But that's a tough choice
For me, the girl in the center.
Those fake eyelashes in the 2nd photo, I'm not a huge fan of.
I talked to my dentist about this, actually.
His conclusion was: preferably brush after breakfast, yes it's ideal to wait For 30-60 mins but that rarely happens so just do it when you can after it's not that big a deal
I'm summarizing, of course. But that was the gist of it
I would love to agree with you. However I don't think I've seen a hexbear post in general for whatever reason. maybe that's for the best considering the few posts I have seen about degenerating from them
But yes, I can at least agree with you about political compass memes. I stumbled on that subreddit earlier this year while I was still on Reddit.
I was like, oh cool, a place to make fun of everyone on the political spectrum. But the posts only ever seemed to really make fun of anyone on the left. Comments were much worse than the posts, in general
Thank you for sharing your honest experience.
There was a time I was really considering SSRI's. Mostly for anxiety related issues. But I heard about problems with those kinds of meds similar to what you described.
I've been able to find my own methods to deal with anxiety. Glad I never got on SSRI's as I'm not sure I would have been able to get off them.
Bruh you keep spewing generic gobbledegook and you're coming at me for how I respond?
Child, please
Yeah, reading through this article, I'm not sure exactly what to make of the researcher's conclusions. He directly compares tons of plastic used with conventional media with tons of CO2 generated by the overall cost of electricity compared to streaming.
These two things are not necessarily equivalent.