u/Hot_Valuable1027

Hello guys I'm combo oily skin / very sensitive to textures / feeling I'm looking for an extremely lightweight, fast drying, etc sunscreen for the face and body! I am still searching and it's really really hard to find a good fragrance free sunscreen for face/body that doesn't feel gross on my skin!! I live in the South and it gets hot and sunny here and I really need something good for the summertime.... Please help me! 😔😔😔

In the break room there's so many AI generated work related pictures it's actually really atrocious because they care about being environmentally friendly but AI is literally draining our water..... Same with the plastic I see so many things in plastic or we have plastic stuff.... Like that's not environmentally friendly either???

i play a lot of gacha games and i used to play it on the ipad pro but i gave it to my mother for her to use for work, and i dont feel spending the price of a pro to play those games again. looking for a good affordable gaming tablet that can play zzz, pgr, nikke, etc ( i play a lot of gacha games lol)

People are so annoying about type 2 diabetes. My coworker asked what was in my arm and I said it’s my sensor, told her I’m diabetic. And she's like “you’re so young! why do you have that (type 2 diabetes)?” I explained I’m adopted and my doctor thinks it could be genetic / I’m more prone to it. But she still goes, “well you need to eat healthier.” Like please be quiet.... You don't know my body, my history, or anything, like shut the fuck up. It's like the same thing when my manager saw me eating a bagel and was like “should you be eating that?” Bruh my blood sugar was at 50 or something like leave me the fuck alone. Non diabetic people really love to give their stupid ass opinions and advice on something they don’t understand at all. Sorry about vent 😔✌🏼

I keep seeing this podcast recommended, so I finally gave it a try. I actually do like it, it's really enjoyable to listen to, but I have mixed feelings overall because some of the stuff she does is kinda concerning.

Like, having a full on interview at a funeral feels really disrespectful and extremely unwarranted. And recording someone after they said they didn’t want to be recorded just because you don’t have a pen and paper is also extremely disrespectful and unethical? That doesn’t sit right with me. Also, borderline harassing someone you think is a murderer… Of course people aren’t gonna react well if a random person shows up on their property trying to question them right on the spot.

It just feels like Connie sometimes acts like she has the right to do whatever she wants, when there are definitely boundaries she shouldn't cross. There’s a line between journalism and respecting people, and I feel like that line gets crossed a bit.

- Cold (s1)

- Bear Brook (s1)

- In the Dark (s2)

- In Your Own Backyard

- Sea of Lies

- In the Red Clay

- Hunting Warhead

- Missing and Murdered (s2)

- Firebug

- Father Wants Us Dead

(I have listened to others but these are my favorites, there are popular ones people seem love that I personally don't like; I just couldn't get into it / I finished it but overall didn't like it.) But here's the list:

- Bone Valley

- Death in Ice Valley

- The Hand in the Window

- The Teacher's Pet

I'm Vietnamese and got adopted by a white American family and I feel a lot of resentment towards them and adoption as a whole. Adopted pulled me out of my country and didn't want to teach me my culture, language, etc and basically raised me without teaching my identity and that has caused me to feel lost and an outsider. I basically raised "white" and still to this day I get bullied and made fun of and have been called "fake Asian", "you're basically white", "you're a white washed Asian" etc because I have a white family, I don't know my language or culture, and I don't act "Asian enough". and no one understands how traumatic it is to feel like you don't belong anywhere. I'm the only Asian in my family so I already feel like an outsider and I'm also in my own race because to Asians I'm just not Asian enough. I have this anxiety, and depression of just never fitting in and I have so much resentment towards my family because they ripped me out of my culture and now I don't even have an identity to claim. and for my resentment against adoption, it's the fact my whole life people have this amazing idea about adoption when it's just fucking traumatic. "you should be grateful", "you got a second chance", "you're lucky you got adopted", "you were chosen", etc when it's not that. everyday I wake up knowing I will never know who my real parents are, or if I have siblings, I wake up knowing I don't look like my family, I wake up knowing I'm an outsider within my culture and family, I will never know the part of me everyone knows (their actual family), I was ripped away from my own identity. and you know how fucking annoying and hurtful it is to be always told I should be grateful for something I had no control over? like sorry I'm not shiny rainbow over that fact I was an orphan and ripped out from my culture to be raised a Christian American "white" girl. stop telling me how I should feel and how grateful it is. STOP it. I'm not some miracle story you want me to be. actually I'm fucking depressed, with reactive attachment disorder, and other shit. it is traumatic being adopted and stop trying glorify adoption and how "amazing" it is when you don't know w damn thing about it.

Edit: I was emotional typing this so there's a shit ton of typos lol.

I'm Vietnamese and got adopted by a white American family and I feel a lot of resentment towards them and adoption as a whole. Adopted pulled me out of my country and didn't want to teach me my culture, language, etc and basically raised me without teaching my identity and that has caused me to feel lost and an outsider. I basically raised "white" and still to this day I get bullied and made fun of and have been called "fake Asian", "you're basically white", "you're a white washed Asian" etc because I have a white family, I don't know my language or culture, and I don't act "Asian enough". and no one understands how traumatic it is to feel like you don't belong anywhere. I'm the only Asian in my family so I already feel like an outsider and I'm also in my own race because to Asians I'm just not Asian enough. I have this anxiety, and depression of just never fitting in and I have so much resentment towards my family because they ripped me out of my culture and now I don't even have an identity to claim. and for my resentment against adoption, it's the fact my whole life people have this amazing idea about adoption when it's just fucking traumatic. "you should be grateful", "you got a second chance", "you're lucky you got adopted", "you were chosen", etc when it's not that. everyday I wake up knowing I will never know who my real parents are, or if I have siblings, I wake up knowing I don't look like my family, I wake up knowing I'm an outsider within my culture and family, I will never know the part of me everyone knows (their actual family), I was ripped away from my own identity. and you know how fucking annoying and hurtful it is to be always told I should be grateful for something I had no control over? like sorry I'm not shiny rainbow over that fact I was an orphan and ripped out from my culture to be raised a Christian American "white" girl. stop telling me how I should feel and how grateful it is. STOP it. I'm not some miracle story you want me to be. actually I'm fucking depressed, with reactive attachment disorder, and other shit. it is traumatic being adopted and stop trying glorify adoption and how "amazing" it is when you don't know w damn thing about it.

Edit: I was emotional typing this so there's a shit ton of typos and the title is supposed to say "built" not "guilt" lol.