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Cleaning a messy room/house can be extremely overwhelming. Not only do I have a comorbidity of AuDHD but I also grew up with a hoarder for a mother. I never really learned cleaning skills from my mom. My ADHD made it hard to put things away. My autism made me get extremely overwhelmed to the point of breakdown. So when I started therapy for both of these, my therapist came over to my house and taught me how to clean with these tips. 1. do not put something down unless it is in its spot. Take the extra time to walk away and put it where it’s supposed to go. If you put it down just anywhere, it is a death sentence. 2. take a lot of breaks. This is called the on/off method. Find a point of ...

A year ago at this time, I was 6 months pregnant. We had a 10 week loss prior so we were already on edge. But, we were out shopping for our other kids and decided to get some outfits for the new baby we were expecting since we were further into the pregnancy. I was hesitant but happy to finally be getting a couple of little outfits for our new son. Then we lost him in July, right before his due date. Anyways, yesterday we were out and about and ended up at that same type of store and I was in the "baby" section to get a gift for someone else and boy was i triggered unexpectedly. The whole memory of being there, shopping for our baby hit me. The hope we had. The little outfits we ...

The Case for PepsiCo: Why the Market Is Looking at the Wrong Numbers There's a version of the PepsiCo (PEP) story that's easy to tell and almost entirely wrong. In that version, PEP is a tired consumer staples company with stagnant revenue, an earnings problem, and a beverage portfolio losing ground to private label brands and healthier alternatives. The stock is down from its highs. Growth is slow. Wall Street is lukewarm. Move along. That story isn't fabricated. The numbers that feed it are real. But numbers without context are just noise, and right now the context around PepsiCo is being almost universally misread. When you pull back and look at what's actually happ...

Elites, Wars, GThe Gathering Storm: How Elite Grifts, Global Wars and Domestic Fractures Are Converging Toward Dual Catastrophe in 2026 I have watched these threads tighten for years from my home in Vancouver, where the rain falls steady and the patterns in the news feel less like random chaos and more like a deliberate weave. Born and raised here in British Columbia in June 1972, I see the world through a Canadian lens that values clarity over slogans, and right now the picture is unmistakably dark. The Strait of Hormuz has become a flashpoint once more, with Iran declaring it closed to commercial traffic yet again after brief reopenings, firing on vessels and citing the ongoing American...

So my mother went to this ****** store called raaga the clothing store in vesu near aagam arcade. And the staff was absolutely ill mannered to her who is a senior citizen. Firstly they don't want to show any of their products, if you ask them to show the clothes on their rack, they make faces and deny your request. My mum came back very sad from that shop which made me very sad. She wudnt say much but i can feel her extremely stunned and sad with their behavior . . Its my kind humble request that you leave 1 star review on their shop profile on google maps. That is, if you feel i am honest and you care about the issue. . . Thank you Edit - https://share.google/Acbb45UB86wnmvX...

Elites, Wars, GThe Gathering Storm: How Elite Grifts, Global Wars and Domestic Fractures Are Converging Toward Dual Catastrophe in 2026 I have watched these threads tighten for years from my home in Vancouver, where the rain falls steady and the patterns in the news feel less like random chaos and more like a deliberate weave. Born and raised here in British Columbia in June 1972, I see the world through a Canadian lens that values clarity over slogans, and right now the picture is unmistakably dark. The Strait of Hormuz has become a flashpoint once more, with Iran declaring it closed to commercial traffic yet again after brief reopenings, firing on vessels and citing the ongoing American...

I \[21f\] was dating some ****** dude \[24m\] that I'm just going to be ******* honest about, the relationship was ******* awful, the way we got together was ******* abhorrent, I did ALL of the emotional labor. He couldn't even admit he LIKED me, and I literally had to ask him to be my boyfriend after we made out on my ******* couch, and even after that I had to literally ask to be acknowledged as his girlfriend. This is kind of more of a schizo vent, honestly, I'm so ******* irritated I accepted this disgusting, vile treatment. If you wanna read it, feel free, honestly. Here's just a few major list of sins: (my friend group seriously has clowned on this mf more time...

I visited a clothing store to buy suspenders two days ago. I wanted something comfortable and well fitting. I also wanted the right size. But when I checked the suspenders I felt confused. Some looked good but did not fit well. Some were adjustable but still uncomfortable. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some suspenders looked better but size options were limited. Some were affordable but not well fitting. Some seemed perfect at first but felt tight. I remembered I used suspenders last week that slipped off. That made me hesitate even more. To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces includ...

I was with my ex for 10 years and that was a bitter and horrible break-up that I won't get into. But after the split, I met a new partner (32F). Things were great first few months, cinema dates, phone calls and nice meals. I did notice that she was a bit tightly wound, and I tried to manage that myself. She is Asian and I am European, so I also had to take into account different love languages and cultural differences based on how different our upbringings may be and things in our cultures that may be prioritised over other things. What I noticed about our relationship however was this horrible push/pull dynamic and her triggers at really small things. For context, I can give examples...

Im about to lose my sh\*t so someone please help me :) When it comes to maternity clothes - what did you do? Did you specifically buy maternity clothing or just sized up in your normal clothes in the brands you already wore? Any store recommendations? Problem is I am short at 5"1, so finding midi or maxi dresses for short girls in maternity specific clothing is near impossible (ones that are relatively office friendly). And I dont have the energy to keep going to alteration places to get things taken up. Then other side of the coin is a lot of these maternity online stores dont cater for a size 6, they start at 8, but advise you to get your pre pregnancy size? Is that what e...

I visited a clothing store to buy a lightweight shawl for summer travel two days ago. I wanted something soft and easy to carry. I also wanted something stylish. But when I checked the shawls I felt disappointed. Some looked nice but felt heavy. Some were light but not soft. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some shawls looked better but they were too costly. Some were affordable but not comfortable. Some seemed perfect at first but the fabric felt rough. I remembered I used a shawl last summer that was too warm. That made me hesitate even more. To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces inc...

I visited a fashion store to find eco friendly clothing accessories two days ago. I wanted something sustainable and stylish. I also wanted something durable. But when I checked the accessories I felt disappointed. Most items were not eco friendly. Some looked weak and not long lasting. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some accessories looked better but they were too costly. Some were affordable but not truly sustainable. Some seemed perfect at first but material was unclear. I remembered I bought accessories last month that did not last long. That made me hesitate even more. To check more variety and options while scroll...

Last night I had an idea for a documentary series. It's too big for me; I don't have the money, the contacts, or the experience and knowledge to pull it off. So I've decided to do the only sensible thing: give it away here. If anyone with a camera, a decent budget, or an extravagant multimillion-dollar connection wants to make it, it's theirs. # General synopsis (at least what I came up with): An eccentric billionaire, passionate of purple, grows tired of collecting paintings and clothes. He decides he wants to own metals of that same color. He funds an elite team of computational materials and metallurgical scientists with a single objective: to synthesize a new pu...

I have watched these threads tighten for years from my home in Vancouver, where the rain falls steady and the patterns in the news feel less like random chaos and more like a deliberate weave. Born and raised here in British Columbia in June 1972, I see the world through a Canadian lens that values clarity over slogans, and right now the picture is unmistakably dark. The Strait of Hormuz has become a flashpoint once more, with Iran declaring it closed to commercial traffic yet again after brief reopenings, firing on vessels and citing the ongoing American naval blockade of its ports. Oil prices spike, supply chains strain and ordinary people from Vancouver to New York feel the pinch at the...

Just received this new batch of clothes, and I’m really happy with them after trying them on. The styles are simple and clean, not too loud, great for school or casual days out. They’re super comfortable to wear, with a loose, relaxed fit, and really easy to mix and match. No bad pieces here, everything is practical. Definitely a smooth, stress-free shopping experience. 1.FAR Logo Half-Zip Hoodie+Contrast Stitch Cargo Pants W2C:https://weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7739001688 W2C:https://weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7735978077 2.Maison Margiela Number Print Hoodie+Star & Text Print Sweatpants W2C:https://weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7738938800 W2C:https://weidian.com/item.html?...

running a 1080p 144hz right now. i know, i know been going back and forth on whether to upgrade to 1440p 165hz or just stay put. my rig can push 1440p fine in valorant. the argument against is that i'm not going to suddenly improve 20% because my pixel density went up every thread i read either turns into "just upgrade bro" or "human eyes can't see past 60fps" and neither is helpful genuinely asking: at what point does the hardware become the limiting factor, right now i feel like the gap is me, not the setup and before anyone says "just try it at a store" monitors don't feel the same for 30 seconds in a best buy as they do after a week of ran...

I visited a winter clothing store to buy a scarf for cold weather two days ago. I wanted something warm and stylish. I also wanted a good discount. But when I checked the scarves I felt disappointed. Some looked nice but the price was high. Some were on sale but quality was weak. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same market. Some scarves looked better but the sale was very small. Some were affordable but not warm enough. Some seemed perfect at first but the fabric felt rough. I remembered I bought a scarf last winter that was not warm. That made me hesitate even more. To check more variety and options while scrolling many online mar...

Hi everyone, I’m a long-time PC gamer (Steam) who recently added a PS5 Pro to my setup. While I appreciate the "plug-and-play" nature of consoles, I’m finding myself increasingly frustrated by a paradox that seems to be the "new normal" for the younger generation, but feels like a legalized heist to me. Coming from the PC world, I'm used to open markets. On Steam, competition (Epic, GOG, third-party key sellers) keeps prices dynamic. On PlayStation, Sony has created a closed loop that doesn't seem to incentivize the transition to digital at all. Here is my take: **1. The Pricing Absurdity** On the PS Store, a new digital title like *Crimson Desert* costs ...

So I made Captain Doctor Ryland Grace! I didn’t go into the store with the intent to make him but suddenly as I was picking cute dresses I saw a bright yellow jacket and went OMG!! I’ve never made a little version of a favorite character but here we are, chose this little twinkle twinkle guy bc his expression is funny and his messy hair reminds me of Graces’ throughout the movie. Gonna go back and get the matching sweater for the pants to make it a full jumper and try to paint the shirt design on when it’s not so late, also tried to to recreate his look from earth on another blind box doll I have but wasn’t as successful lol

INSIDE turns 10 this June, and I finally sat down with a decompiler to see how the printer puzzle actually works under the hood. The surface layer has been mapped for years: Neuralzen nailed RRLRLL in 2018, Mykonos and the macOS team landed the Cummings overlay in 2020, every wiki worth reading has the three phrases and the six Joy-Con colour tokens. What I couldn't find anywhere was the engine side. Class names, the enum that stitches all five platforms together, the RVAs, the dead code paths. So I spent a few evenings dumping each build and walking through it. Three things surprised me: 1. It's a single class, `PrintingPaperEasterEgg`, with a per-platform enum switch. 2. On...