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So I just joined like three minutes ago but due to my life lately I kinda just I guess relearned about me being neurodivergent and I wanted to leave advice. A sort of don't be me thing. I got diagnosed with autism around 9 years ago, no diagnosis of ADHD but at this point I'm certain I got that too. I was still a little new at things but relatively was making slow progress and recognizing why I did some things and their benefit. I then entered basically a five year phase of stress and burnout that cumulated in a burnout so intense that I probably would be a fascinating case on how much it can damage your thought process. (Basically my brain shut off rumination and everything but...

Cooking your own meals is one of the best ways to develop healthy eating habits. You can choose fresh, nutritious ingredients and control the amount of salt, sugar, or fats in your dishes. Plus, cooking at home often saves money and helps you avoid the temptation of fast food. So, if you're trying to eat healthier, start by cooking more meals yourself. It’s easier than you think, and your body will thank you for it!

Hey, I'm Harper, 19, straight from the USA 🇺🇸💨 This is my casual intro video where I chain smoke cigarettes like crazy (easily 30+ a day, sometimes more) and just chat about it. Lighting up one after another, deep inhales, thick smoke exhales, talking about my heavy smoking habit, how it started, why I can't stop, and how it fits into my everyday life. Relaxed American girl vibes, natural lighting, close-up drags and clouds of smoke everywhere. No filters, just real heavy smoker energy – cigarette after cigarette, non-stop.

# “Lights, Flavors, and Wind: Discovering Macau” ***Written by: Patingo, Hyeona Zhia V.*** Visiting a foreign nation is exciting but also intimidating when you’re doing it for the first time. When you step into a new country, you enter an entirely new world. When I travelled outside my own country, I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was definitely looking forward to seeing how people lived differently from the way I did. My excitement and anticipation grew as I took my seat on my flight to Macau, a journey that would give me an enjoyable first experience in a foreign country. https://preview.redd.it/85v26ur3zkog1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&...

Back in old days, pasar malam, bazaar, mamak are cheap. Family have a lot of fun jalan jalan and find good food, etc. Now it seems expensive...easily more expensive than restaurants. Is it really inflation cost or pure greed? The same goes to kampung kampung... used to have very cheap food, now is just expensive. Popular states like penang and melaka are expensive...

I see countless posts here from people who just bought a new 4K TV or a streaming stick and are completely lost on how to actually replace their $150 cable bill. If you just search for the "Best IPTV Service" on Google, you will end up buying a scammy $5 reseller panel that buffers constantly. Building a buffer-free, premium setup in 2026 requires three specific components. Here is my exact blueprint after months of testing different infrastructures. Step 1: The Hardware (Stop using cheap sticks) Your smart TV's built-in processor is not powerful enough to decode uncompressed live streams. You need dedicated hardware. Top Tier: Nvidia Shield TV Pro (Hardwired via Ethernet)....

Es geht nur noch um "Ich, ich, ich!", Dinge die früher eine Selbstverständlichkeit waren (und damit meine ich bis ca. 2010) werden einfach ignoriert, wir sind fast genau so entsolidarisiert wie die USA, Aufmerksamkeitsspannen sind quasi nicht vorhanden, ständig wird auf's Handy gestarrt und ein Unrechtsbewusstsein gibt es scheinbar auch nicht mehr! Und wer jetzt denkt: "Der regt sich über die Jugend auf", liegt falsch. Ich rede von Menschen jenseits der 50. Klar, die Jugend hat ihre Probleme: Sprache scheint nicht mehr der Versuch zu sein, sich gegenseitig zu verstehen, soziale Kompetenzen sind recht schlecht ausgeprägt (sage ich als Autist), politische Regres...

I’ve started appreciating the little “finishing” foods that make basic meals taste way better, and **Pickled Red Onions for Canning (Tacos + Sandwiches) – Small Batch** is exactly that kind of thing. It’s one of those simple pantry projects that doesn’t feel flashy, but once you have a jar open, suddenly tacos, sandwiches, burgers, grain bowls, and even grilled cheese all get a lot more interesting. What I like most about **Pickled Red Onions for Canning (Tacos + Sandwiches) – Small Batch** is that it feels practical. The article keeps it small on purpose, which makes sense. Not everybody wants a giant batch of one condiment taking over the pantry. A couple of half-pints is en...

✨ “Ramadan is not just about fasting from food, but fasting from negativity, anger, and bad habits. Let this month cleanse your heart and bring you closer to peace.” 🌙 “May this Ramadan wash away our worries, purify our hearts, and fill our lives with patience, kindness, and gratitude.” 💫 “A pure heart, sincere prayers, and small acts of kindness can change everything. Let Ramadan be the month you become your best self.” 🤲 “Ramadan reminds us that the strongest heart is the one that forgives, gives, and trusts in Allah.” 🌟 “Use this Ramadan to reset your soul: pray more, forgive more, and love more.”

Hi r/IndieDev community! I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on recently: Ingredio AI Food Scanner, an iOS app that scans nutrition labels and automatically tracks your diet. The main problem I aimed to solve was that manually entering nutrition info is slow and tedious, especially for people who track calories, macros, or micronutrients daily. \### Development Highlights: \- OCR integration to extract calories, protein, carbs, fats, and micronutrients. \- Optional modes: Kid Mode, Pet Mode, and Fasting Tracker. \- Apple Health integration for seamless step tracking and overall wellness insights. \- Nutrition coach engine for personalized suggestions. \### Challenges I fa...

Yo. So my last post sounded way too corporate and y'all roasted me. Fair enough—I use them to type less… I put together a 24-hour loop that hits the "real" Chengdu. I attached two maps: **1. A general route on an antique Chengdu map** (feel your route along ancient city) and **2. A zoomed-in functional map of the Wenshu area** with my personal pins (yes, including public toilets because I know the struggle). Save this if you want to dodge the tourist traps: **🌅 Morning: Chaos & Zen** * **Qingyang Wet Market (青羊菜市场):** Skip the hotel breakfast. Hit the morning market to watch local grandmas aggressively haggle over fresh produce. It’s loud, it...

Advice about current financial situation I'm 21 years old and I currently live with my parents who don't charge me any rent. I work at a fast food chain making roughly 1200-1700 a month which is not much at all which has also been a recent concern of mine as l've been on the hunt for a new job I currently have in my checking account $39000 My total debt consists of $18000 That debt is made up of 277 a month car payment (2016 Honda civic Ix) 100 a month for dental bill 200 a month for credit card bills (combined total of credit card debt is around 4000) I have a second car (1999 Lexus Is400) that's paid off that I would value at around $4500-$5000, I bought tha...

My fiancée and I are visiting Indonesia for the first time and want a relaxed trip with good food, some culture, beaches, and not too much rushing around. We already booked our Ubud stay but can extend it if that makes the trip flow better. Here’s our current plan with dates: Ubud: April 3–6 Gili Air: April 6–8 Kuta Lombok: April 8–11 Sanur: April 11–13 (before flying out) We like exploring, eating well, and having time to slow down. Not big partiers and not trying to do every intense hike. Just want a good mix of nature, culture, and chill days. What I’d love advice on: • Does this itinerary make sense for ten days • Should we cut somewhere out and extend elsewhere...

My fiancée and I are visiting Indonesia for the first time and want a relaxed trip with good food, some culture, beaches, and not too much rushing around. We already booked our Ubud stay but can extend it if that makes the trip flow better. Here’s our current plan with dates: Ubud: April 3–6 Gili Air: April 6–8 Kuta Lombok: April 8–11 Sanur: April 11–13 (before flying out) We like exploring, eating well, and having time to slow down. Not big partiers and not trying to do every intense hike. Just want a good mix of nature, culture, and chill days. What I’d love advice on: • Does this itinerary make sense for ten days • Should we cut somewhere out and extend elsewhere...

I wanted to understand, which state recieves more tourist in the NE and how it contributes to their economy. My analysis is.... Assam, Sikkim and Meghalaya - has highest tourism revenue, because these states have family pack kind of tourists, that book package travels. Like the family you see at hotel lobies with grandparents, uncle and aunty, grand children etc...who travel in groups. The reason they contribute more is because they book cabs, hotels, eats in big restaurants and drops money in the tourism circuit. But only drawback is they are loud, entitled and will be non flexible with local food or drinks. Arunachal Pradesh- Only Tawang has family kind of tourists, which is beneficial f...

Lately I’ve been noticing that when I feel “off,” it’s usually not because I need some extreme cleanse. It’s more like I’ve been in a loop of salty snacks, sugar, random eating, not enough water, and then I wake up feeling puffy and sluggish. That’s why **Remove The Junk From Your Body With This 24 hour Detox** stood out to me. The article frames it as a gentle one-day reset built around hydration, fiber-rich smoothies, brothy vegetable soup, light movement, and early sleep, not fasting or gimmicks. What I liked most is that **Remove The Junk From Your Body With This 24 hour Detox** actually explains the logic instead of just saying “detox.” The article says your body alre...