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TL;DR: I grew up in a very controlling and emotionally unsafe family where every small decision of mine was questioned, criticized, or guilt-tripped. Even now, at 28, living separately and paying my own rent, I still feel scared and guilty while buying things for myself. My mother and brother still interfere in my decisions, make me feel irresponsible for spending on myself, and I constantly doubt my own choices and seek validation from others. I’m becoming aware of these patterns now and genuinely want to change. Actual post: I’m 28 years old, turning 29 soon, and I still feel scared to buy basic things for myself because of my family. I live separately now, pay my own rent, manage m...

TL;DR: I grew up in a very controlling and emotionally unsafe family where every small decision of mine was questioned, criticized, or guilt-tripped. Even now, at 28, living separately and paying my own rent, I still feel scared and guilty while buying things for myself. My mother and brother still interfere in my decisions, make me feel irresponsible for spending on myself, and I constantly doubt my own choices and seek validation from others. I’m becoming aware of these patterns now and genuinely want to change. Actual post: I’m 28 years old, turning 29 soon, and I still feel scared to buy basic things for myself because of my family. I live separately now, pay my own rent, manage m...

Lucy (60F) and I (58M) met in high school waaaaay back in the 1980s and bonded as fellow theater geeks. I felt socially isolated because I was terrified of people finding out I was gay, and I now see she was socially isolated by being a bit entitled, judgmental and off-putting to everyone around us. But in any case, we bonded over our mutual sense of feeling isolated. And our mutual love of show tunes, of course. Our friendship continued after high school. I was in her first wedding, I visited her when she lived in NYC, she visited me when I lived in Chicago … but as with many young friendships we quietly drifted our own separate ways—no doubt in part because she moved to Europe (I�...

Rn Im working very long 16 hour days from a small home setup and my current chair is starting to cause noticeable discomfort. Especially in my lower back, neck, and shoulders after extended sessions. It is a basic entry level office chair with minimal lumbar support and I find myself constantly shifting positions just to stay functional through the day. I am trying to find a chair that can realistically handle this kind of daily workload without breaking down or losing support within a few months. My main priority is proper ergonomics, reliable lumbar support, and enough cushioning to stay comfortable during very long continuous work sessions. Rather than anything focused on aesthetics or ga...

I've collected these PSI and I'm hoping to trade them for different PSI. Aside from these, I have very few PSI so I'm open to almost anything. I'm really not looking for anything specific, but I'd love to get some PSI seeds if possible. I'm open to other things too though.

I feel like I’m losing it scrolling through posts lately. People keep talking about spending all this time vibe coding and running out of credits, but I can barely find any examples of things people have made. Besides "calorie counters and notes apps", I want to know what people are actually working on. The only in depth projects that people post seem to be tools to make vibe coding more efficient. (To what end, if we're not actually coding anything other than more agent coding tools!) **What are people actually making that has an end purpose?** Personally, I go between making trivial little games \[[Name That IKEA Furniture](http://www.thejake.design/IKEA)\] and then try...

Hey, so I'm thinking about getting a storage unit. I don't need an entire 10x20 one, but that seems to be what's available. I mostly have boxes I'd like to get out of my place so I have more breathing room. I don't suppose anyone wants to split a unit? Store some furniture or something?

Here is a wonderful idea for the Webkinz community, The medals earned from placing in Open competitions Webkinz Stadium are worth kinzcash (~~W~~) when sold back to the WShop: What if we started using them like currency? * Bronze Open Competition Medal: 150~~W~~ * Silver Open Competition Medal: 200~~W~~ * Gold Open Competition Medal: 300~~W~~ **I am eager to hear your perspective on this concept and how you envision it developing!** https://preview.redd.it/hxtj1o83vx2h1.png?width=1164&format=png&auto=webp&s=ad8afb870e131a936a7ee2dceadea1dd2c4bcebe

It's time for some rimworld! in which i try to survive for 500 days while setting up an empire in the Empire Refactored mod. Game: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/294100/RimWorld/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/294100/RimWorld/) Rimworld is a sci-fi colony sim driven by an intelligent AI storyteller. Generates stories by simulating psychology, ecology, gunplay, melee combat, climate, biomes, diplomacy, interpersonal relationships, art, medicine, trade, and more. support me on kofi: [https://ko-fi.com/pravculear](https://ko-fi.com/pravculear) general amazon affiliate link: [https://amzn.to/48EnCT5](https://amzn.to/48EnCT5) if you want a pc: [https://www.jawa.gg/sp/151058/pr...

Tunner shoots Wenda. “The Earth is hungry. It’s heart throbs & demands cleansing. The Earth is also thirsty…” \-CHAPTER 1: Another Normal Morning. Tunner awakes on another normal morning. It’s his stepson Sky’s Birthday. He’s surrounded by singing Sprunkies. As a Sprunki himself, he sung along & whistled a little tune. The day started out normal with people happy, singing, dancing, & having fun. He enters a conversation with the town’s elegant dragon Sprunki, Durple, as well as the friendliest Sprunki in town, Simon, who tells of a happy birthday gift for Sky he made, & Tunner hears his enthusiasm! He also hears of how an upcoming Music Fes...

Tried to make it look like a starship from Star Trek

I feel like I’m losing it scrolling through posts lately. People keep talking about spending all this time vibe coding but I can barely find any examples of things people have made. Besides "calorie counters and notes apps", I want to know what people are actually working on. The only in depth projects that people post seem to be tools to make vibe coding more efficient. (To what end, if we're not actually coding anything other than more agent coding tools!) **What are people actually making that has an end purpose?** Personally, I go between making trivial little games \[[Name That IKEA Furniture](http://www.thejake.design/IKEA)\] and then trying moonshot projects like ...

I feel like I’m losing it scrolling through posts lately. People keep talking about spending all this time vibe coding and running out of credits, but I can barely find any examples of things people have made. Besides "calorie counters and notes apps", I want to know what people are actually working on. The only in depth projects that people post seem to be tools to make vibe coding more efficient. (*To what end*, if we're not actually coding anything other than more agent coding tools!) **What are people actually making** that has an end purpose? Personally, I go between making trivial little games \[[Name That IKEA Furniture](http://www.thejake.design/IKEA)\] and then t...

* Season 3, titled "Echoes of Ember," introduces a mechanics system involving Echo Residue, which accumulates during combat and grants the Exaltation Anthem buff when filled. * A new seasonal attribute called Illusion-Breaking Strength determines combat effectiveness against Ember Season monsters, providing damage and healing bonuses if it exceeds the enemy's strength. * Fixed conversion values for advanced attributes like Crit, Luck, Haste, Mastery, Versatility, and Block are being reduced for the new season, but players can compensate through new gear and consumables. * Players can earn up to 3,000,000 Season EXP per week through quests, dungeons, and world events to progres...

I love puzzles because there’s mystery/problem solving involved, figuring out where pieces go and slowly discovering the final image. But with LEGO, since there are instructions for everything, I sometimes wonder if it feels more like assembling IKEA furniture than solving something. So what’s the fun part for you guys? Does it still scratch that “puzzle” itch somehow, or is it a completely different kind of hobby?

I live in a standard mid-sized American city, and if overnight an excellent public transportation system were to magically appear, with busses, subways, light rails, I think people would still mostly use cars, because even if you could easily get to a number of stops in the city via public transport, everything is so far apart because of the parking lots, so a stop is only good for getting to maybe the 1 or 2 stores immediately next to it. In Europe, and cities like New York and San Francisco, you can literally walk to hundreds of stores from the stop, because the stores are all packed together because there are no parking lots. So my question is what is the reason for the massive parking ...

I’m an incoming grad student and got approved for an apartment at the Commodore Duchess and will be moving in from Florida in a couple months. I would really appreciate if someone who lives in a -27 or -28 apartment could give me an idea of their space! I’m mostly interested in seeing the kitchen and bathroom, just so I have an idea of what I’ll be working with. Also if you’re not in one of those units but live in the building, I would love if you could share about the area! I visited a couple months ago and love the accessibility of the Ave but I’d love a “local’s” perspective on like favorite grocery stores, where you found furniture, etc.

Hey all! I just moved into a new apartment in San Jose and I’m looking for affordable furniture options within about a 20-mile radius. I’m primarily interested in local, family-owned, secondhand or warehouse furniture shops. I’ve seen a lot of places on Google but I’m guessing there are some good local spots that don’t show up easily or don’t have many reviews. I’m on a budget so chain/franchise stores like Ashley Furniture or Living Spaces would probably be my last resort. I’m mostly looking for a dining table set and sectional/modular couches (a cloud type couch would be nice). I’m open to lightly used furniture as long as its clean and in decent condition. Any recomme...

I saw an instagram reel showing a furniture clearance shop in nyc midtown somewhere. They had good office chairs like Herman Miller with really cheap price. It was like garage storage like costco or ikea storage section. Unfortunately I dont remember and cannot find the post anywhere. Can someone tell me what it was?

I moved here last September and have been checking out Facebook marketplace, various local thrift stores, and some of the new furniture stores in Albuquerque and still haven’t bought a sofa. The new stuff seems overpriced, but the used ones all require me to pick it up and my car isn’t big enough. So if I was to buy from a new furniture store, which has delivery services, this weekend would be the time. What are your suggestions for a new store? if it matters I want a manual recliner sofa and/or sleeper sofa for guest room.