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Okay so here's something nobody talks about: quitting social media isn't just hard because of FOMO or boredom. Your brain is literally experiencing withdrawal symptoms similar to someone coming off drugs. Not exaggerating. I spent months researching this after I tried (and failed) to quit Instagram like five times, and what I found genuinely shocked me. The science is wild. Every time you get a notification or someone likes your post, your brain releases dopamine, the same chemical involved in addiction. After weeks or months of this, your brain rewires itself to crave these hits. When you suddenly stop, you experience genuine withdrawal: anxiety, restlessness, phantom phone vibra...

LITTLE SEOUL - A branch of 24/7 held a muted celebration this morning to mark the thousandth owner taking over the location in a little over twelve years. The new owner of 24/7 Little Seoul, who understandably did not wish to be identified, confirmed to Weazel News that more than 30 members of his family had been executed in store robberies over the previous two and a half weeks. As the owner took his position behind the counter, he explained that keeping the store running was both his family's responsibility and their curse. He also hoped this new role would last longer than his previous job as a mechanic delivering high-end cars. According to crime statistics provided by an anon...

Every fall, like clockwork, someone around me starts coughing, sniffling, or “coming down with something.” A few years ago, a friend handed me a small jar of something spicy, sour, and *intense* and said, “Just take a spoonful.” That was my introduction to fire cider—and honestly, I’ve been hooked ever since. Recently I revisited a solid breakdown of the **Herbal Fire Cider Recipe: Ingredients, Benefits, How to Make It**, and it reminded me why this stuff has stuck around for generations. If you’ve never tried it, fire cider is basically a vinegar-based herbal infusion made with things like garlic, onion, ginger, horseradish, and hot peppers. It sounds wild, and yeah, it defin...

Requesting Donations if possible in Santa Monica California United States Hi, my name is Anton. I was rear-ended while waiting at a stoplight in Santa Monica, California. The driver was going around 60 MPH. Not only did the impact total my car, but it severely damaged my left knee and changed my life overnight. I’ve always been very active and hardworking. I worked in the hospitality industry as a hotel server, and my favorite part of life has always been meeting new people. My fiancée jokes that you could put a stranger in front of me and I’d talk to them for hours, and she’s not wrong. Before the accident, my fiancée Jessica and I were engaged and planning to get marrie...

Hi everyone. I'm feeling off. My dad, myself and my daughter all went to the store. My dad kept complimenting my daughter age 10 saying "you look so pretty" he usually gives her a compliment once that she looks nice and that's it and it's left at that and normally I wouldn't think any strange of it. Tonight though he kept complimenting her then when we were all going into the store he says "wow you're really dressed up tonight, you look sexy all of the boys must like you" followed by laughter to make it jokingly. She then clearly felt awkward and uncomfortable understandably and ran up ahead. Me and my daughter went and looked around the store and...

Short back story, I'm in a very high conflict co-parent relationship. My ex (29M) and myself (26F) share a 5 year old son. After years of me being the primary parent, sticking to an agreed upon schedule (requesting reasonable changes here and there like having one weekend), and him not paying for anything, he decided to take me to court for parenting time/custody. I think it all has to do with his family and girlfriend, I finally set boundaries with them and boom... custody battle. The one thing we don't agree on is legal custody (decision making.) We are basically on a trial run "limited judgement" to see if we can have shared custody. We are supposed to go to counselin...

Short back story, I'm in a very high conflict co-parent relationship. My ex (29M) and myself (26F) share a 5 year old son. After years of me being the primary parent, sticking to an agreed upon schedule (requesting reasonable changes here and there like having one weekend), and him not paying for anything, he decided to take me to court for parenting time/custody. I think it all has to do with his family and girlfriend, I finally set boundaries with them and boom... custody battle. The one thing we don't agree on is legal custody (decision making.) We are basically on a trial run "limited judgement" to see if we can have shared custody. We are supposed to go to counsel...

My (South Asian) parents aren’t proud of me for what I have done. For who I am. Who I’ve become. All that seems to matter to them is that I’m a dropout. My aunt even guilt trips me that it’s embarrassing to tell people that her nephew is uneducated. I’m in my early 20s, I work with literal billionaires and I am treated as an equal by these people but not respected by my own parents - The internalized shame that collectivist cultures have simply because one member of the family took a non standard route is astounding. I have complex care needs and a disability but my mother is distrusting of the medical profession so she’s always telling me to get off my meds that keep me alive....

I’ve been collecting old family recipes from photos, handwritten cards, and random screenshots, and I kept wishing there was a simpler way to turn them into clean, readable recipe cards without the clutter you get from most recipe sites. So I built a small iOS app for myself that lets me import recipes from photos or text and organize them into simple cards that are easy to cook from. It’s been especially useful for preserving older family recipes. If anyone here does something similar, I’d love to hear how you manage your collection. And if you’re curious to try what I built, here's the link to the app store: [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cookpal](https://apps.apple.com/us...

Hello everyone! Recently i've got into sharpening. (Mostly gazing at your really sharp edges yall provide here haha!) Sorry if this was asked before. Haven't read all the posts (yet). I'm pretty new to sharpening and english is not my native language, so i don't understand some things. **Question:** I saw people sharpen dollar store Knives to extreme sharpness, but also saw reaching the same sharpness at some quality Japanese knives. **Is the blade quality only about edge retention?** As i see sharpness can be aquired at any blade quality, but not each of them can hold it that long, right?

Hi everyone, I’m currently developing FamiliSync, an assistant designed to help families manage their daily lives (shared calendars, grocery lists, budget, and secure document storage). To release it on the Play Store, I need to complete the 14-day closed testing period with 20 testers. I would really appreciate your help! How to join the test: Join the Google Group: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) (Note: You must be a member of the group to access the app link) [https://groups.google.com/u/2/g/familisync-beta-test](https://groups.google.com/u/2/g/familisync-beta-test) Download the app on Android: [https://play.google.com/apps/...

I'm sorry if it's hard to understand. I see this subreddit a lot and I want to share something. I always feel like I'm in the wrong everytime it comes to my mom. For clarification, this isn't the first time she behaved like this while we were overseas. But this is by far the worst reaction I have ever seen and possibly the most dangerous one. Which is why I am making it public for everyone in case this behaviour repeats again. I'm a minor. F(15) and I grew up without a father. I relied on my mom (30 something?) for just about everything. This includes the trip we were on around last Saturday. We flew to Hong Kong with my brother (13), cousin M(12) and my grandma (...

February 3, 2026 (Tuesday) Yesterday, the day before Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s termination of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation, U.S. District Court Judge Ana C. Reyes stopped that termination until a pending court case worked its way through the courts. At stake first of all were the lives of about 353,000 Haitians living legally in the United States since the catastrophic Haitian earthquake of 2010, whom the termination of that status would render undocumented overnight. The impact on their lives would also affect their families, friends, and employers. Also at stake, though, is Trump administration officials’ rejection of both facts and the rule...

Hello everyone. Throwaway account since I’m giving this a try for the first time. before i am accused of violating Rule 5 I ran this through Grammarly after i was done since I **** at grammar and used too many run on sentences. NO AI WAS USED TO WRITE THIS. This is the story of my first campaign and how everyone is ruining the experience for everyone else, including me. Enjoy. before i start anything i understand where i contributed to being a bad Player. my lack of accountability with understanding 5e in the first few sessions and not being able to adapt quickly enough to avoid arguments caused alot of pain. not looking for sympathy or anything since I too contributed to the shitiness ...

Hey everyone, I launched my first mobile game about a month ago and I'm stuck at around 50 installs. Looking for honest feedback on what I might be missing. **The Game:** It's a social deduction party game (think Spyfall) designed specifically for Arabic-speaking users family gatherings, friend hangouts, Ramadan nights, etc. It's free, works offline, has 100+ themes across 19 categories. **What I've Done So Far:** * Posted a few videos on TikTok * That's basically it, no ASO research, no other social media push **What I'm Wondering:** * Is 50 installs after a month with minimal marketing actually normal, or is something fundamentally broken? * Should I foc...

The cat is not Adriana. Ralphie isn’t the devil. Paulie wasn’t hallucinating. Uh, spoilers in case one hasn’t seen the show. But after like 3,000 rewatches and eons of posts, I GET IT. They’re all in ****. Tony is the devil. I honestly was thinking Purgatory, but thanks for the Real Boy David Chase and his semester and a half of college and athletisism, it’s only taken me like going on 30 ******* years. This NJ is ****. Tony does die with the whole family at the end. Pilot is also a light or a captain. A Boss. Tony narrates only the pilot, starts the fire. In his dreams of Annabella Sciorria and home, he can’t find the light. He can’t put down his work. He’s cooked n...

I live on Newport Terrace; it's a short street at the top of the Wollaston hill and a 5-min walk from the Wollaston station. For me, Newport Avenue for the half-mile in either direction of Wollaston station is the vital throughway for me and the many other folks of all kinds who I also see walking to/from Wollaston. It was amazing to find the sidewalk cleared yesterday - For the first week after the snow I resorted to walking in the street (in the cars' lane) to get to CVS (42 Beale) or Wollaston station because just TWO properties neglected their responsibilities regarding clearance of snow from the sidewalk. In the morning rush hour there's heavy vehicular traffic so for a...

My girlfriend thinks I'm being used. I have two sisters who are a few months older than me (19), I live with a family member and that family member lets my sisters live in the house they now live in, the girls pay the utilities and really cheap rent. I normally take the girls everywhere, school, work, store, or whatever as long as it's within city limits. My oldest sister started walking up to my car with her friend, I didn't wanna be rude and before I even got a chance to ask anything he was already in my car and older sister asked me to give him a ride home. This has happened multiple times and I always end up giving in. I went out with my girlfriend and when I was coming ...