I swear every time I open the app now it’s just reels after reels
I scroll for like 30 seconds and forget why I even opened it
not sure if I’m just getting old or if facebook actually changed that much
anyone else notice this shift
i’m based outside the eu (in uk to be exact) and looking into opening a company in the netherlands for an ecommerce setup. from what i’ve read, it seems doable remotely, i’m trying to figure out if this is something people usually handle themselves or if it makes more sense to use a service (found an website while researching with a company that does that) that knows the way everything is done here better than me ofc
has anyone here done this from abroad? how complicated was it in reality?
I wanna get a rhinoplasty so bad.
But I’ve been reading a lot of posts on here and other places about rhinoplasty, esp people talking about breathing issues after and it’s honestly made me VERY anxious. I’ve wanted a nose job for years, like it's not something recent or a whim u know.It’s always been in the back of my mind and I feel like I’m finally at a point where I could actually do it.
But the more I read, the more I keep seeing people say their breathing got worse after or they didn’t expect certain issues. I don’t want to end up fixing one thing and then creating a new problem that affects everyday life.
At the same time I also don’t want fear to completely stop me from something I’ve wanted for so long. It’s kind of exciting but also really stressful thinking about it.
How common are these breathing issues actually? Thx for any response really
I have been doing residential service work for about four years now. Hourly plus occasional spiffs for selling big jobs like panel upgrades or rewires. It was fine. Now the owner is talking about moving everyone to a commission only model. No base hourly. Just a percentage of whatever we sell and complete. He says it will motivate us to find more work and reward the guys who hustle. A few of the older guys are excited about it. But I am not a salesman. I am an electrician. I fix stuff. I do not want to push panel swaps on old ladies who just need a new outlet. I also worry about slow weeks when there is just not much to sell. How do you even quote service calls on commission without feeling like a scam artist. Has anyone here worked commission only in residential and actually liked it? Or is this a giant red flag that I should start updating my resume. I don't want to be a predator. I just want to do good work and get paid fairly.
Does anyone else just actively avoid the doctor because you know the lecture about vitamin deficiencies is coming? my safe foods have been basically just saltines and plain pasta for the last like, four months because my sensory issues are in total overdrive right now
and standard vitamins are literally the worst. i can't do the giant chalky pills, and those standard "adult gummies" have that horrible grainy sugar coating and a weird bouncy texture that makes me gag instantly. the liquid stuff always just tastes like battery acid disguised as fake cherry
I was actually complaining about this to my therapist and she suggested looking into stuff formulated specifically for sensory processing issues instead of normal adult stuff. ended up getting Simple spectrum since its just a plain powder. I've been mixing it into my one safe brand of apple juice and tbh it actually works. you literally can't feel the texture at all and there's no weird metallic aftertaste ruining the drink
its just really nice to have one less thing to stress about when the whole concept of eating is already exhausting enough. anyway just a random thought for anyone else who is currently fighting for their life in the supplement aisle rn.