Do you think I'm a little too old to start learning Hip Hop Dance? I'm 22. I absolutely love dancing, but I've never actually tried it before, and I have no idea if there are even any dance studios in a place like Indianapolis...
Betty Mitchell3 said:Peter, you’re honestly kind of slow, just like your mom for letting you sign up at your age. You try to report me, then I’ll report you back for being old. They ban me, so I just make 33 more accounts... clearly, you're just some local loser from a small town nowhere near here.
Don't sweat it too much. I lived a pretty wild, reckless lifestyle myself, and I felt like my heart was being run over by an eighteen-wheeler every single day until I finally figured things out. First, the panic set in. I went on this massive hunt for answers, seeing the top cardiologists in the country and burning through a small fortune in medical bills. Eventually, the anxiety got so bad I developed panic disorder and ended up seeing a psychiatrist, who finally solved the whole "skipping heartbeat" mystery. Basically, it’s all tied to your nervous system. For me, it flares up when the weather changes, when I get stressed out, or when I have a few drinks in the evening and settle in with a cigarette or two. The good news is you can handle this pretty quickly if you take action. If luck is on your side, you can just head down to the pharmacy and pick up some Xanax—at least 3mg. The moment you feel that first skip, reach for that little box containing your "magic pill" for calming your nerves and swallow one. If one doesn't do the trick, two will, and you'll be fine for the rest of the day. The faster you act, the sooner it stops! After that, you can go back to drinking or smoking if that's your thing; honestly, you can live a totally normal life. Just force yourself to stop obsessing over it. If you keep constantly asking "why me?" or "how is this happening?", you're only making yourself miserable! 😁
I’m pretty young and definitely lacking experience here, so I really need some advice! I am head over heels for this girl who works at a local shop near my place. Honestly, almost every guy in the neighborhood is chasing her, but I’ve been playing it cool—acting indifferent and aloof even though I’m actually crushing hard. She looks incredible, and if I’m being real, I never even dreamed I’d have a shot with her. But ever since she started working there, things have changed. From day one, she’s always been smiling at me. At first, she was super polite and respectful, but lately, she’s started asking me personal questions and sharing things about her own life. Whenever I pick something up, she’ll say stuff like, "I saved this one just for you," or "I've got this tucked away for you." If I don't show up for a week or so, she actually checks in on me, asking where I've been or why I haven't stopped by. She even gets a little bit pouty about it. I get the distinct feeling she’s into me, but I’ve been playing dumb and acting cold this whole time. Every time I walk in, I catch her glancing my way, and she always seems to be hovering nearby. Plus, she smiles at me every single time I come in or leave. Here’s the catch, though: she has a boyfriend, and whenever I see them together, she looks genuinely happy. So, what should I do? Is she just messing with me for fun, or should I finally ask her out? Should I have done it a long time ago?
I’ve been wearing contacts for over a decade now, and honestly, I’ve never dealt with an infection or anything. But still, all this drama surrounding Complete has me feeling a bit uneasy since I’ve relied on their different solutions for ages. I don't know—I'll probably just head to the drugstore and grab whatever they recommend first. At the end of the day, it's likely all the same stuff anyway, and if I start getting paranoid, I'll probably start questioning every other brand too. I'm just crossing my fingers that I won't be the unlucky one who ends up having a bad reaction. 🙂As far as my lenses go, I use Acuvue Advance with hydraclear from Johnson & Johnson (bi-weekly lenses) following various annual, quarterly, and monthly checkups, which are a total pain.
Charles Hayes said:So, I’ve finally decided to pull the trigger on laser eye surgery. I was originally thinking about going to Stambouk, but honestly, I've heard way too many horror stories from people who were totally unhappy with the results—not to mention some rumors about his laser equipment failing right in the middle of a procedure! That was a huge red flag for me. Instead, I've decided to go see this specialist from Russia who flies into the States once a month. If the initial exam goes smoothly, I'm planning to fly out to have the actual surgery done in Russia, specifically in Saint Petersburg. A buddy of mine just went there last week and he is absolutely thrilled—he went from a -7 prescription down to zero. The whole package deal is about $2,700, which covers both eyes plus the flight. Has anyone here actually been to Saint Petersburg for medical stuff? How was the experience for you?
Here is the link for the agency that handles the trips to Russia
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Thanks, you're the best, but we're totally drifting off-topic here... He passed away... His kidneys failed first, then his heart gave out... Thanks again for all the effort you put in...
hollowtrucker77 said:It isn't depression; it’s an obsession. An obsession with these arbitrary standards that frankly make zero sense to anyone with a functioning brain, and then, naturally, the depression just hitches a ride on top of all that nonsense. You could be tall, short, curvy, thin, athletic, pale, tanned, or any other impossible combination of physical traits you can imagine. There will always be some reason to feel satisfied, just as there will always be a reason to feel miserable. Honestly, if the first thing someone notices about you is your flaws, you should probably just be grateful you aren't actually dealing with whatever mess they're projecting onto you. The insults eventually fade, but let's be real—you're going to gain weight, you'll age, you'll get wrinkles, things will sag... But on the inside, you’re still the same person you were, except now, someone might find your "vibe" or your presence a little more appealing. Just be yourself and learn to value the people who actually bother to look a little deeper than the surface level.
Is it possible to use real estate as initial capital for an LLC if I just bought it with a mortgage and I'm barely even through the first few payments? From what I understand, you usually have to put down some actual $3.25 cash, while everything else can be accounted for as assets.