Lpt: if you think you might be getting norovirus put your hair in a secure protective hairstyle

2025.01.19 01:52 sudosussudio Lpt: if you think you might be getting norovirus put your hair in a secure protective hairstyle

Just used basically an entire bottle of conditioner to detangle the absolute tats rats nest of hair I was left with after having norovirus. I wish as soon as I started feeling off I’d put it in braids because I guess writhing in agony tends to tangle your hair 🥹
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2025.01.19 01:52 Sensitive-Leg3426 Apex Shower thought

Are cooldowns cannon? In some of the trailers and other videos by Apex we can see people use abilities whilly nilly seeming no time in between (except wraith from stories from the outlands she HAS to charge up) In the game (we play) we have to wait so does the person who run the games be like Hey you! Sure you can call an air strike BUT you gotta wait 3 minutes but if you deal some damage you can go down to 2
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2025.01.19 01:52 Low_Tackle_3470 I’m a believer - but I do not believe this. This is an image that took me two minutes to create. With an egg, some tape and a stick.

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2025.01.19 01:52 BoldInterrobang Beautiful Bird

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2025.01.19 01:52 Crocagator56 Favorite part of a Bob Dylan song?

I like it when his songs end but I’m also partial to the ear splitting high pitched harmonica solos that talentless fuck is so fond of.
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2025.01.19 01:52 yks2k Freeform throw crit

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2025.01.19 01:52 FrontDistribution781 Question: Am I too masculine? (Not fishing for compliments, just need opinion!)

Y'all, I feel like I act too masc sometimes, and I was wondering if there was anyone else around that feels like that? Context: - I don't wear anything with ruffles, glitter, pink, or overly feminine (sometimes crop tops are the only exception) - no makeup or nail polish or fancy perfect hair - kinda dresses soft grunge - curses a lot, jokes around in the way that a guy does, acts pretty masculine
Just need an opinion on this lol, I'm not looking for validation.
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2025.01.19 01:52 ydecelis18 A Channel Update and an Energy-Healing Technique to Remove Anger

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2025.01.19 01:52 iPlants What is this?

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2025.01.19 01:52 DirkBatowski Local Mizkif Enjoyer Loves the Podcast and what i do when i listen to it.

Yo, I been Mizkif's viewer of 6 years now and I am always hyped for every week to listen to the Podcast. I usually just play a Game when listening to y'all. Recently it's been Wutherin Waves coming back to it after being highly addicted to it and stopped cuz I ran out of content (literally 100%'d the game)
But I love the dynamic of Poki and Lily it's probably the most organic chemistry I've seen in a long time. Thank you both for existing on this Earth with us and making this podcast a real thing it's such a fun little "Being Part of the Girly talk" session in my life, personally I prefer having Female friends over Male and I'm a dude who believes in Male and Female friendships and for those who don't, hope u get a Sour Poki to deal with ya.
Anyways come to Austin, Texas for Collabs with Mizzy Wizzy. <3
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2025.01.19 01:52 sweetjanasweet Sweet Jana wears a black leather mini skirt

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2025.01.19 01:52 DeadDeeg You don't gotta rush...

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2025.01.19 01:52 Thepooped HS55 feedback off but still feeds back via windows

nearly one year old HS55 started feeding mic input back into headset speakers but would not in bluetooth mode and crackles when flipping up microphone
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2025.01.19 01:52 supercooldude27382 Rate my team

Rate my team normally get about 12 wins in champs and in div 1 in rivals
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2025.01.19 01:52 YougSavage Is there anything I can do to improve Sung Jinwoo?

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2025.01.19 01:52 willythewise123 Bought some Stellar Crown and Obsidian Flames booster bundles today!

Charizard EX was the VERY last pack after several packs of lackluster pulls LOL. And Umbreon is reverse holo. Very happy with all 3 of my full arts after some (community-wide) disappointment with PE!
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2025.01.19 01:52 DirkBatowski Local Mizkif Enjoyer Loves the Podcast and what i do when i listen to it.

Yo, I been Mizkif's viewer of 6 years now and I am always hyped for every week to listen to the Podcast. I usually just play a Game when listening to y'all. Recently it's been Wutherin Waves coming back to it after being highly addicted to it and stopped cuz I ran out of content (literally 100%'d the game)
But I love the dynamic of Poki and Lily it's probably the most organic chemistry I've seen in a long time. Thank you both for existing on this Earth with us and making this podcast a real thing it's such a fun little "Being Part of the Girly talk" session in my life, personally I prefer having Female friends over Male and I'm a dude who believes in Male and Female friendships and for those who don't, hope u get a Sour Poki to deal with ya.
Anyways come to Austin, Texas for Collabs with Mizzy Wizzy. <3
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2025.01.19 01:52 Allarionn Blue Blur aka BB [Mobility Muscle]

Character built in Herolab.
Link to .por and PDF
A Magic C Resources C Attributes C Metatype E Skills
Been noodling out BB for almost a year now, I'm pretty sure there should be no legality issues. As far as the non-legality stuff unless you notice like something really crazy you feel you have to mention don't worry too much. I generally know what silly decisions I made :)
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2025.01.19 01:52 Quick_Power_3724 Separation agreement- mediator or lawyer?

Wife and I agree to separate. And we already agreed on what we will have. We have 3 kids and I will have a full custody. I am keeping the house and she will take more cash&other assets.
Do we need to hire our own lawyers or can we just do it with mediator?
Legal separation agreement done by mediator is legally binding just like the one done by lawyers?
Thanks
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2025.01.19 01:52 rawfedfelines Real?

Real? Looking to aell off all of my old pins. But obviously only if they're real. I believe them to be but i am by no means an expert
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2025.01.19 01:52 Mountain-Frame3722 PS5 Game not saving

I go to sleep, game saves, when I come back to play, it takes me back a few days.
So, I go to sleep on the 10th and when I load my game the next day, it’s only the 8th. Everything I did on the 9th and 10th, is gone.
Or
I go to sleep on the 5th, when old my game up it’s only the 2nd. All my progress on the 3rd, 4th, 5th is gone.
How do I fix this? Can I manually save? Thank you.
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2025.01.19 01:52 Swooger-Dooger The Olm, a homebrew monster I made for a Liesech campaign.

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2025.01.19 01:52 prissysissyy1 New here but I liked my outfit for the day 🤗

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2025.01.19 01:52 alicat_32 I’ll never say it the same way

I’ll never say it the same way I’ve been going to this pizza place in central Minnesota for years, but this time I did a double take and couldn’t see anything except Rae Farty.
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2025.01.19 01:52 TheSlyProgeny Positivity, Hope, and My Take On Acceptance - Open to Questions and Chat!

I'd like to start this off by saying that this was originally meant to be a reply to someone else's thread... but then I just kept going... and going... and going... haha. So if the start of this or some of it doesn't make any sense, that's why!
I'd like to throw this out there too, for those who like to comment negatively about acceptance... or may just even want to read some of my own personal positive information about all this crazy stuff!
I've only recently started writing here rather than lurking, but I've had a pretty positive outlook on life recently after coming down with this "disorder" at the end of 2021, and I want to share that positivity, anything else I may find, and try to help others out along the way. Especially for those who may find this post 10 years later and inevitably ask "How are you now?", hoping for a light at the end of the tunnel and a positive response.
I personally wouldn't say it's about accepting DPDR itself as it is in your head right now--that you're stuck with this "disorder" for some indefinite amount of time and you just have to TRUST that us telling you to "accept it" and "ignore it" will make it go away... while you continue to panic and suffer from constant anxiety, wondering why there isn't more we can offer other than just "accept it".
It's more about accepting that this is a feeling/experience that can happen to just about anyone (uncommon as it may be to be chronic), and it's now a feeling that you too are also experiencing for yourself, just with severe negative emotion attached to it, looping it. And just as with anger, sadness, general anxiety... those too are all feelings and experiences you learn to accept as you grow up and learn about life. You accept them when they occur for what they are, then they naturally pass over time. These moments will always come and go. It's even possible you have had fleeting moments of DPDR before it became a constant, but you acknowledged it was weird, maybe questioned it, then it faded away. Fleeting moments of this are not as uncommon as you may think, they can happen for many reasons--even randomly to the entire population. Granted, panic/anxiety/depression is a whole other beast with how it feels, especially when synergizing with DPDR. BUT, those can all be treated in many ways, have potential underlying physical causes that can be treated, and they CAN and WILL go away over time.
There are those who state they have permanent problems, not just with DPDR, but with major depression, severe anxiety, and more. Some of those are even medically proven to be true. But medicine is CONSTANTLY advancing, especially now. We are constantly making moves and studies into so many issues, and who knows what may come in the future. We had a NYTimes post about DPDR just in the past week (though it may be small, it's progress!), studies about similar brain wave readings between DPDR patients and temporal lobe epilepsy, and even studies into the entire brain "system" as a whole and how each individual piece may be contributing to these feelings. We never know what may come with time.
It's not exactly a feeling you have to accept is a part of your life forever and will ALWAYS be there consuming your every movement and thought, it's a feeling you have to accept is a potential part of life ITSELF and JUST SO happens to affect you occasionally, as well as many others. It's more so about acknowledging the negative attachment you have to this extremely odd feeling, and letting go of just that portion for now, baby steps, giving your brain, body, and nervous system the ability to relax and return to its normal state. It's not about accepting that you might be stuck with it forever, it's about accepting that you don't need to be afraid of it, allowing your mind the peace and quiet it needs to say, "Hey, so this detachment feeling that I brought upon you to help you not feel so much negative emotion? Yeah, that one where you got terrified of it and made me think it was a threat instead and not a support mechanism I did to help you? So... you're not afraid of it anymore? Well then, guess I don't need to keep looping and bringing it back to help you break away from these scary feelings about it, which you then get scared of when I DO bring it back, so then I try to bring it back AGAIN to detach you from those scary feelings... but it actually isn't working for you at all, and then you just get more scared... so then... anyways... guess I'll start letting go of it and we'll see how ya do without it! Clearly it's not THAT big of a big problem for you anymore and I don't think you need me to keep trying to help... so... you got this, homie!"
You're still here, through all of the fear and pain it brings. It can't and has not physically hurt you. Mentally? Sure, it can absolutely bring about some wounds that will take time to heal. But you're still here, and you're persevering through it. Why would anything change now, today, or tomorrow? And if it does change, what's worse than what you've been through already? You're strong as hell for even making it as far as you have already. You're gonna ride waves of highs and lows, but every time you beat it, you just get stronger and stronger. Able to take on and overcome way more than ever before. I have no doubt you'll come out of this 10x stronger than you were when you went in. Honestly, I'd be more of scared of you than you are of me, knowing what you've been through and what you're capable of fighting through!
I won't lie, DPDR is fucking terrifying. You've experienced it and know the pain and fear it can cause, and you may experience it again, but just as you learned when you were younger how to deal with anger, sadness, happiness, anxiety, remorse, guilt, compassion, etc. and the beneficial or severely negative feelings they caused -- you now learned to deal with this, DPDR, and are equipped to acknowledge it and overcome it.
It just may be a pretty strong emotion that takes time to lay the mental foundation for, so that you're able to beat it when it makes a fugly appearance.
It's just learning to overcome it and acknowledge that IT IS a freaky ass feeling with some freaky ass symptoms that our freaky ass brains can cause in our life, and that it's just another feeling that will come and go, and eventually go into "remission" if you'd prefer to call it that. Same as how you might feel angry at someone! You merely acknowledge it and how you feel, maybe take negative action (even if it's not the best decision!), then it fades and you're back to your baseline--it "goes into remission" until something may inevitably trigger it again.
Don't let the fear get to you. Fear is amplified 1000x with this "disorder", but it's still just simple "fear" at its core. Don't fear the "what if" questions you have and the panic those cause. You can't predict the future--no one can. Yes, they will happen, yes they will scare you, but I guarantee that these insane fears you've had due to this have yet to happen, and most likely never will. And I don't mean to say this is easy, those of us with OCD for example know how impossible it feels to let go of obsessions, compulsions, and fear. But why worry about a mere possibility, when you could be putting that energy toward something way more entertaining like watching Baby Shark on repeat for 10 hours?
I'm not fully recovered myself, but compared to where I was when I first came down with this? I'm way better. Restarted my business, started working full time in a trade at my longest held job ever, and am back in school for computer science. Though when it first happened, I was bedridden for 2-3 months, lost almost 25 pounds in those months from not eating, and it took a lot of my time away during that period (along with so many other things I could list). It happens, and that's okay. But I don't want anyone else to suffer like this, I want to help you with what I've learned over time.
There's so much more I could write. My life in my time with DPDR up until now, my past, medicine trials and tribulations, my life before, the stress leading up to it, my own personal issues, my DPDR symptoms, my irrational thoughts, my fears, the cause, etc... but I'll let those come from any questions any of you guys may ask in the replies, as I wanted to throw general positivity out there as the main point for now. This is really just a word salad, type-my-thoughts-as-I-think-them post. But hopefully it's semi-coherent!
If you have anything you'd like to share or ask where an answer may be beneficial to others now or in the future, please reply to this thread so others will have the information when me or anyone else responds! If you have anything private though, don't hesitate at all to send a chat or anything of the sorts. I don't have a ton of time, but I'll respond when I can. :)
I apologize as well for my ramblings, typos, formatting, even my writing in general (I'm not the best at all, never liked my writing). But I hope my message can be seen in a positive light and maybe eventually help some people. Thanks so much for all the positivity that many of you have brought here, and for the positivity that will come in the future. The negativity is inevitable with how DPDR presents itself, but if you have any positivity to share for those going through what you or I did and are currently going through, that will help so many more people in the future.
Thank you so much, everyone! I believe in all of you!
TLDR: My take on acceptance is that you don't have to accept that you're stuck with DPDR forever and hope it just randomly gets better, or is always there in the background accompanied by fear, with no futher info from those who state "just accept it". It's that you have to take baby steps towards accepting that this is a feeling that life can bring to literally anyone, fleeting or chronic, and work towards acknowledging the negative feelings you've personally attached to it due to your fear during its initial upbringing, and slowly work towards releasing those negative feelings from this experience, giving your body the rest it needs to break the loop it causes. No matter how long it takes--baby steps. Of course you can't just say, "Ok, I accept this is a part of me... wow it's over!" Take it one day at a time, acknowledge your feelings when possible, and let them sit with you, as terrifying as they are. Redirect that energy to something you enjoy, question the thoughts, exercise through the thoughts--just try your best to release your fear of those thoughts. It's a fucking insane experience, but man do I believe in literally every single one of you who have this--you all are insanely amazing and strong for powering through and getting to where you are today.
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