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Thank you for taking the time to read or listen to my story. My name is Jean, and as I've grown older, I have gained not only wisdom but also a wider perspective on life. The purpose behind sharing my story is straightforward: I want everyone to understand that no one—absolutely nobody—should ever live in fear. There are things in life that are far more difficult to endure than being alone, and I hope my experiences can provide comfort and perspective to those who may feel isolated or afraid. In most situations, there truly is a light at the end of the darkest tunnel. The physical and emotional scars I carry are badges of honor, reminders that I survived and made it through. Recent...

The town is in North America, in West Virginia. It seems like a nice place, at least at first glance. People walk around, talking and laughing, just living their lives. If you watch for a while, you start to notice something strange. No one cuts through the alleys or even glances at them. Everyone stays on the sidewalks and open streets, anywhere the sunlight touches. Like they’re avoiding something. Then you hear it. The soft, cheerful melody of an ice cream truck drifts down the street. It’s warm, nostalgic… almost too perfect. Kids immediately start running toward it, laughing, calling out to each other, digging for money. It feels inviting. I decide to head to the library, ho...

So growing up my parents drilled into me that STEM was the ONLY way to go. Art, history, anything else; impossible to secure an income. Don't bother, it's pointless. Went into college, that didn't work. Chickened out when I learned that my fourth year was a year-long capstone project with people I didn't know, because apparently you were expected to be a social butterfly. Ended up joining a manufacturing warehouse for two years, ended up fairly high up the chain as a founding member only to have to quit because a new manager joined and ran the place into the ground. Learned the entire warehouse, a several million dollar investment, closed down only a year after I quit....

Do you believe a town can be cursed? Now I don't mean cursed with the everyday bad luck stuff like small house fires, fender benders, or the storms the news stations call “acts of god”.  I mean like really truly cursed.  Missing kids who have vanished like they were erased with the back of a #2 pencil, shadows moving where shadows shouldn't and things watching you from the treeline with eyes that dont blink, dont breath, don't care if you've seen them; because seeing them is part of the trap.   The story I'm about to tell you is not a work of fiction, it isn't some cozy bedtime story that mothers will read to their children. It's true, every ro...

​ Chapter One: Smoke on the Hands Onyeka was a Black man of the Kemetic diaspora living in the Gardens, a sprawling city within the Phoenix-Formed Alliance of Europa. He came from a long line of spiritual people. In his family, intuition, ritual, dreams, and signs were treated like weather—natural things you learned to live with. The apple never fell far from the tree. Onyeka had started becoming spiritual in his teens, and by twenty-three he was deep into meditation, occult study, metaphysics, and hidden systems of power. The strange part was not that he was spiritual. The strange part was that in a world where most people were born with abilities, Onyeka had spent his...

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TW: SUICIDAL THOUGHTS, MENTIONS OF RAPE I'm a pre-t trans teen (15), not even on hormone blockers or anything. I have a pretty supportive mom, not so much my dad. But both of them are completely against hormones and gender-affirming care. I've been out to my mom for almost 7 years, my dad for 3. At the point I'm at, I don't even know if hormones will solve anything for me. I live in the US, thankfully in a blue state, but with how the government is going, I probably won't have access to hormones when I'm 18. I'm terrified to even go out in public. I'm homeschooled, don't have a job, and only ever leave the house once in a while for quick store ...

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Just started playing for the first time like a week ago. Got it like for 2 dollars on the PS Store and included some DLCs and some bundles. Honestly didnt think a zombie game would of have such ambiance and character, i am enjoying it a lot. On the other hand, i am terrified of night time, i know its a common sentiment on the fanbase, but i really avoid any exposure of night gameplay. Its honestly quite impressive how a zombie game, with such fun and unserious physics and gameplay can be so terrifying at night. It really captures the fear of being chased by some monsters (Volatiles) at night. Just wanted to know how did you overcome this fear. PS: I dont think weapons or gadgets is an i...

i've never posted in here before but i love seeing everyone's posts when they have good games. this game started rough but we managed to win in the end! i ended the game with a penta ☺️ i love me some smolder

I tapped a handful of trees, all sugar maples (according to using PlantNet to check my trees). I collected the sap daily. And boiled it down over the course of a few days. Most of which in an instant pot on the crock pot setting on high. It evaporates much slower, so much safer inside. I'd boil some down on the stove top too and add it to the instant pot. I just finished it, to about 219/220 degrees and have a decent haul. It's relatively light colored, and tastes sweet,maybe "buttery" I saw one person describe, but does not taste at all "mapley" like maple syrup from the store. Any ideas on if or where I went wrong?

Hi guys, A couple weeks ago I started going to the gym and that’s when I started breaking out. My acne itches sometimes to. To combat this I started using curology gentle cleanser in the shower and Korean face masks I got at 5 below. Today I also got hyaluronic acid 2% and snail mucin at the dollar tree (girl is on a budget). Should I give my routine more time to work? My skin is very dry/flakey but going to the gym improved that. It’s also very sensitive. I don’t wash my face everyday either. Just when I go to the gym.

I paint, crochet, embroider, sew, make things with clay, and occasionally work with other mediums, as well. For my entire life, art has been a major source of joy for me. When my mental health declines (which is often, as I’m disabled mostly due to mental health reasons), it’s one of the only things that keeps me from just rotting in bed for days on end. But all of those require materials, and when you pinch down to the dollar every single month, you realize how quickly they all add up, especially when working on bigger projects. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had to pause a project for a few weeks or even months because I ran out of materials at the start, and had to wait t...

Just wanted to let everyone know if you are in the market for a ps5 pro and have a base ps5 to trade in GameStop deals are great at the moment. I traded my launch ps5 disc edition in almost perfect condition and they gave me 400 dollars store credit. Yes, I ultimately still lost money as I paid 500 plus for the PS5 back in 2020 but that’s pretty good for a trade in 6 years later I think.

I know this page is for art but I just wanted some constructive criticism from you guys on what I've been working on Chapter One: Smoke on the Hands Onyeka was a Black man of the Kemetic diaspora living in the Gardens, a sprawling city within the Phoenix-Formed Alliance of Europa. He came from a long line of spiritual people. In his family, intuition, ritual, dreams, and signs were treated like weather—natural things you learned to live with. The apple never fell far from the tree. Onyeka had started becoming spiritual in his teens, and by twenty-three he was deep into meditation, occult study, metaphysics, and hidden systems of power. The strange part was not that he was spiritu...

Baku Feats marked blank are done in Impact form. #General *Transformations* + [They make Baku phase through attacks]() [[2]]() + [Can be done quickly]() [and with very little windup]() + [Plasma] [Initially the transformation would short out]() [[2]]() [but later episodes show Baku being in this form for an extended period and is fine]() + [Catastrom] [Baku begins to embody his personality as an agent after using it]() [But any hesitation causes him to untransform in extreme pain]() #Strength + [Craters the floor]() + [Throws a nightmare through a rock]() + [Untransformed] [Using the impact capsum cases baku to damage concrete and leap a distance]() + [Launches a nightmare thr...

I was curious what everyone uses to deal with cornmeal and clean it up. Especially if there's an absorbent towel or something I can get on Amazon good at picking it up? I use a little hand squeegee from dollar tree to move it around. It works really well. I just can't find any towels that get it up. It just gets on them and wiped around it's a pain using 10 towels. Just curious if anyone found something that works really well. I appreciate any and all help! Thank you!

My one and only childhood Furby was the elusive wizard Furby. Been trying to get my hands on a it for the last few years. Really picked up my game over the last three months and I am feeling defeated. Bidding on eBay auctions, making offers across 5 different apps, joined several seller groups. Nearly every time I am a second too late or a dollar under what it sells for. I am even popping into the thrift stores 3x a week (got four of my current ones lucky thrifting). I’m checking online SEVERAL times a day. For me it’s not just to collect, but to have that one Furby from my childhood back! Is it impossible? If you have one, how did you get yours for under $200? At this point I’m almo...