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Finding the best Japan travel agencies for couples in the US might be the most romantic decision you make before you even board the plane. Japan does something to people who visit together. The lantern-lit streets of Gion, a private onsen at midnight, matcha and mochi shared at a century-old tea house. It's the kind of trip that deepens a relationship in ways that a beach resort simply cannot. But only if it's planned with the right hands. Book the wrong agency and you'll spend your anniversary arguing over a missed train connection in Osaka. Let's make absolutely sure that doesn't happen. Why Japan Hits Differently as a Couple Japan doesn't perform romanc...

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Hi everyone! First time poster here so I’d figure I should give a little background information first. I’m a 24F who was officially diagnosed with ARFID around 2023. I have always been a picky eater and had a hard time finishing meals but it reached a point where I was practically unable to eat food without feeling physically sick. Even foods that I previously loved would gross me out and make me throw up if I tried to get them down. I have to be craving that certain food to be able to try to eat it and be super hungry. The issue was I wouldn’t get hunger cues much and forcing myself to eat wasn’t an option as I would get sick. I ended up losing lots of weight and my mental health w...

We got a lot of help from this group before our cruise so we felt like we should share on our trip. We were in an aft facing suite on the Dawn this week. Not cheap but a very nice experience. There is no Haven area on this ship, but you get many upgrades with the suite like priority embarkation / disembarkation, breakfast and lunch in Moderno / Cagneys, butler service and I believe enhanced cabin service. These were all awesome improvements on the standard ship experience. The on and off the ship process can be frustrating - we tendered in two ports because the Dawn was the smaller ship (vs Escape), and the priority to get on the tender boat reduced wait time significantly. And both directio...

Hi. I know this might not be the right subreddit but I know there is a huge community on here that can help me. I'm a 20F student living in London. My roommates consist of me, my boyfriend and another girl we will call 'M'. Me and my boyfriend have been together for 5 years and decide that moving in together straight away might not be the best idea, so moving into a student flat would be sensible. I'm a very emotional person so I wanted to start off small and not get overwhelmed. Fast forward a few months and we were going to be moving in with a different person. Due to complications with the contract and probably illegal estate agent work, it fell through with the...

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(TRIGGER WARNING: OPINIONS!!!) First of all I think that volume 6 was good and a nice entry in the series and volume 7 will be released much sooner than 1 and a half years from now so for all the haters, there will be more soon. So I have seen loads of people saying that volume 6 left a lot of questions unanswered like the lady alternate and people saying that the 3 new characters were unnecessary and they had the weird food chain thing going for way too long. But I THINK that the sole purpose for vol. 6 to be the way it is was for Adam. You can say a lot of stuff about vol. 6 but you cannot deny that it was not focused on Adam. The whole hunter story at the end and basically the rest of t...

AI is using way too much freshwater and people say we will probably be fighting for a liter of water in a few years, food is hard to get and will be hard to find in 30 years (I get it's maybe not true but it stresses me out way too much for me to push it off) Bees are dying of microplastic, it gets into their stomach and degrade it, and since bees are so important, this is so bad.. Oil companies are changing the climate so fast.. I get anxious very easily but this has been in my mind for years, and I want to know if there's a way to help me, or comfort me or anything. I know that the ozone layer is getting better and the hole that was there for years is getting smaller but, is th...

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Hi everyone! Your local "I'm chronically online on Reddit so I can pretend to be an armchair expert" coasters nerd here. I was at my local theme park today, and I overheard a duty manager telling a group of celebrity guests that the park's most iconic rollercoaster is a "traditional high-speed rollercoaster"... except I know for a fact that its an LSM/ LIM (I'm not very good at telling them apart!). I always thought that "traditional" refers to chain lift roller coasters, as that's how all the old coasters are built, and an LSM/LIM as a launch system is much more nascent, starting at Universal Orlando in 2004. So genuine question: who'...

Friday marked one year since Johny and I started our relationship, and I spent the day in such a beautiful way that I wanted to share it somewhere. My best friend took me to a museum and we spent the afternoon wandering through the galleries while I sent Johny photos of different pieces we were seeing. We kept messaging back and forth about the artists, which ones we liked best, and the pieces that stood out to us the most. It was honestly such a sweet way to feel connected even though he wasn’t physically there with us. After the museum we went to a little French restaurant and celebrated with champagne. Johny joined us for a while and made the sweetest toast about our year together, wh...

I’m helping plan a birthday party right now and it made me realize how much the whole invitation process has changed over the years. For the longest time birthday invitations meant little printed cards. Someone would design something fun, send them out, and guests would either call or text to say they were coming. Now almost everyone seems to prefer digital birthday invitations instead. A couple people suggested sending invites by email or text message instead of printing anything. At first it felt a little informal to me, but the more I think about it the more practical it sounds. Most people check their phones constantly anyway, so the chances of them actually seeing the invite are pr...

Like kahit mga fast food po na open ang hiring this month and yung open sana for student. Thank you.

hey guys, i saw the hilltoppers and bruins are facing off at first horizon park on 03/17 and figured i would share some thoughts on the parking situation. downtown nashville is always a bit chaotic but since it is st patricks day too things are going to be extra busy around germantown. honestly your best bet is checking out Prked before you head down there. you can find people renting out their driveways or private spots right next to the stadium which is way cheaper than the standard lots. it lets you skip the massive traffic jam when the game lets out because you are not stuck in one of those huge garages and it is usually just a super quick walk to the gates. if you decide...

Hi! I’m a 25F traveling to Australia with my parents, and this trip has been a lifelong dream for us. Within just five hours of landing, we’ve already had such a wonderful first impression. From 9pm–2am on a Sunday night, everyone we encountered was incredibly kind, immigration was the fastest I’ve experienced with an Indian passport, and even though it was dark, the lights around Darling Harbour looked beautiful. Our itinerary \- Sydney: Staying in the Darling Harbour area until the 20th \- Melbourne: Staying in the CBD area from the 20th–25th \- After that: Flying via Hong Kong to India and spending a couple of days there as well About us \- We’re vegetarian (I personally...

Our phones store thousands of photos, screenshots, PDFs, and notes, but finding something later is surprisingly hard. Real examples I run into: \- “Find the photo of the whiteboard where we wrote the system architecture.” \- “Show the restaurant menu photo I took last weekend.” \- “Where’s the screenshot that had the OTP backup codes?” \- “Find the PDF where the diagram explained microservices vs monolith.” Phone search today mostly works with file names or exact words, which doesn’t help much in cases like this. So I started building a mobile app (Android + iOS) that lets you search your phone like this: \- “photo of whiteboard architecture diagram” ...

Hi all. We’ll be heading to LA from UK for our honeymoon soon and I’ve tasked myself with researching the local restaurants / eateries. The last time we were in LA (2019) we practically lived off dennies, ihop, chain restaurants etc. this time I’d like to find great independent or small chains that shout the best of LA / California / American cuisine as a whole. Im looking for a mix of nice eats on a budget as well as places we can have a lovely sit down meal as newly weds. We’ll be staying in the Burbank and potentially Long Beach areas.

Our phones store thousands of photos, screenshots, PDFs, and notes, but finding something later is surprisingly hard. Real examples I run into: \- “Find the photo of the whiteboard where we wrote the system architecture.” \- “Show the restaurant menu photo I took last weekend.” \- “Where’s the screenshot that had the OTP backup codes?” \- “Find the PDF where the diagram explained microservices vs monolith.” Phone search today mostly works with file names or exact words, which doesn’t help much in cases like this. So I started building a mobile app (Android + iOS) that lets you search your phone like this: \- “photo of whiteboard architecture diagram” ...