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Before you call me dramatic, please read the rest of the text.
I’m an international student who only worked hard in high school because it’s my dream to get out of my home country. I’m in asia and the culture is unimaginably different from the US, both academically and socially.
I’ve been waitlisted at 4 schools and rejected from 7, and am now waiting on results from 4 other need-aware schools. This will literally change the rest of my life, and i’m not being dramatic.
I grew up in the US and currently attend an American School in my country, but am terrified of the thought of going to a normal college here. I feel like a part of my identity is being taken away from me, and if I don’t end up studying in the US I’ll never be the same person again.
All I can do is pray. But I also need to mentally prepare myself to endure the next four years at a normal college here. I’m so scared :(
Anyone else feel how I’m feeling? Feel free to vent w me in dms :(

I have a 2yo and my wife and I work full time. I have a stable,comfortable job with the federal government and dont' plan on pursuing any promotions for the time being because there's only 25 hours in a day and I am simply stretched to the max between work and taking care of our daughter. I am hoping when she's a little older and more independent (whenever that is) I can shift my focus back on my career and continue going up the ladder. Just wondering if this is the right approach and if any others out there did something similar. If so, at what age were your kids when you could focus on your career again

I figure this is the place to ask, since many people in this sub are on PC. Whenever I appear offline in Battle Net, my friends can still see me online in game. Does this happen for everyone, or am I just missing something?

My close family members/relatives are transphobic, and in fact lgbt-phobic. I kind of came out to them over a decade ago, and they pushed me back into the closet.
I try to watch myself and act somewhat "in the middle" in front of them. In fact, it's not just them. I live in a very lgbt-phobic place, and I legally "have to" dress like the gender assigned at birth. I hate it, and I really hate myself for it, and these things make my dysphoria worse, but I have no other choice for now if I want to stay "healthy" and safe.
Despite all of this, and me being back into the closet, my family members can't seem to stop comparing, mocking and judging me for the little ways I try to express myself, my style or my mannerism. They treat me like female, infantalize me, misgender me, tell me how they are ashamed of me, and that I have to change and become more feminine like "other" girls they see, and grow my hair to make them happy/proud and become beautiful again!
When I tell (some of) them how tired I am of their attitude and how awkward they is, they tell me it's because my family members love me and want the best things for me, including looking beautiful and "correct".
The problem is, they are not like this everyday 24/7. They have some pros and good sides too, when gender and sexuality aren't involved, but I'm starting to turn all of these things into hate towards them.
I mean, I feel uncomfortable around them, act cold, numb and impatient when they are around, prefer my loneliness to spending time with them, as if they are not my real family, etc. They have mentioned this too. I'm worried about things getting worse, me offending them, burning the bridges or going low contact and regretting things years later.
How can I reduce this hate and act more normal/warm/civil and comfortable or at least neutral around them?
*btw, I'm an adult, but live close to my family/relatives.

I am looking to buy a rolex Explorer and I have 2 offers currently. One with box and papers and one without - the price is about 1k higher for Box and papers. What do you think?
You can buy boxes for around 300$ but papers are not obtainable - that’s why I hesitate.
Thanks for the advice!

Background: Have some experience with Marketing Cloud (admin tasks within MC, email studio, journey builder etc.) with tech skills like programming. Have used sitecore and oracle before.
I don’t wanna lie and outright say I am good enough to work on SFDC admin tasks and troubleshooting but at the same time, I don’t miss the opportunity and I am fairly techie.
For anyone here who transitioned from SFMC to SFDC-related role, was it hard? Did you figured it out quickly on the job?
I know I can just read on trailhead and study and Im on it. But more important for me is the transition to the actual job.
Would be happy to hear your personal stories

I have about 50 days left for my real test. Should I go for GregMAT new one month plan or previous 2 months plan? I can give around 6-7 hours for this preparation. However, I am retaking the exam and my previous score was 149Q and 139V. And my expectation is not that much, somewhere between 310-315.
Please help or suggest me.

I'm currently living with my boyfriend's family for more than a month now because I'm almost 8 months pregnant. So far, I have always felt welcomed not just by my boyfriend's immediate family (parents + siblings) but also by his extended family. I even went along to his aunt's birthday out of town. They consider me (and my unborn child) as family even though my boyfriend and I decided not to get married yet.
Last night, my boyfriend talked to me about something that has apparently been “bothering” his parents and siblings. Whenever I am in the same room as they are, I always felt so shy - mind you, I have always been a shy kid growing up - so I don't strike conversations first. I don't say anything, I just keep my head down. For more than a month now, I have always waited for them to talk to me first because I feel awkward if I initiate a conversation with them. There's nothing wrong with my boyfriend's siblings, they seem fun but it's just that I get awkward and would rather prefer to be alone with my thoughts most of the time. I'm just so scared that my shyness and awkwardness get misinterpreted as me being "maldita" or indifferent towards his family.
My boyfriend understands that I am still adjusting because his family dynamics is WAYYY far from what I'm used to growing up. I know that since I'm the newest member of the family (or the odd one out lol), it's my responsibility to adjust kasi nakikitira lang ako and we're bound to become a real family din naman (hopefully?). I just can't help being shy and awkward talaga.
To anyone who's going or has gone through the same thing, how were you able to adjust living with your in-laws? I would appreciate reading through your experiences and maybe I can learn how to fully adjust as well. Thank you :)

Another thing I wanted to share with this community is something I heard on a stupid Instagram reel from a lifestyle podcast. I don’t know about you guys, but personally I’ve loathed many of those videos because it always has some sort of faux relation to an audience that the speaker has never been apart of, although there are plenty of people who speak to groups they’ve come from just the same.
Anyway, this guy said something that struck a chord with me, something that made me feel that he had been where I am, where maybe some of you here are. He said basically that if your world is falling around you, that you’ve found your way to the bottom - what an opportunity. What a beautiful gift you’ve been given to restart from scratch and create a life for yourself that you deserve and that you can share willfully and gracefully with those around you.
I can’t agree more. Finding yourself at the bottom, or even with your hands clasped to the cliff sides trying to stop yourself from falling, suspending yourself just barely above the rock bottom, you’ve entered a new chapter where you can change and grow. Good for you, good for you for trying.
You’ve got this, you’ve handled it this far and you’ll continue to do so through this next chapter. Cheers.

Wondering if anyone has ever grown blackberries, specifically the Triple Crown thornless variety, in the city or urban plot/area.
I currently live in a smaller town in Canada, and as much as I want to have a big country garden that’s not feasible right now. So I’ve been working on growing my veggies garden bigger and bigger every year (I’ve got a big lot/backyard).
My backyard is north facing with a lot of trees, but my front yard is totally open and south facing. I just bought two Triple Crown blackberries and am wondering if planting them in the front is the best place for them. I know they can get big; how big have your plants grown to? Have you ever grown them as an edible hedge? And do the Triple Crowns (as they are a semi erect variety) need trellising?
Thanks you! I’ve wanted blackberries for years so I really excited to finally put some in the ground.
🙏🙏

I am a 24 year old male and I shaved my head once about a year ago. I don’t have a very symmetrical head (I’ve noticed). Others say it looks good but I can’t get over it. It doesn’t help when I was 19 I wanted to try shaving my head and my mom tried telling me I don’t have a head shape for bald. I first notice hair loss at the age of 17 for perspective.

You're an English teacher. Explain the difference of the future tense between "will" and "going to"

As an Language model, I can explain the difference between the future tense of "will" and "going to".
"Will" is used to express a future action that is not planned or arranged, and it is often used for predictions or assumptions. For example, "I will buy a new car next year" or "It will rain tomorrow".
On the other hand, "going to" is used to express a future action that has already been planned or arranged, and it is often used for intentions or decisions. For example, "I am going to buy a new car next week" or "They are going to visit their grandparents next month".
In summary, "will" is for unplanned actions or predictions, while "going to" is for planned actions or intentions.

In light of Northshore discontinuing sale of betterdry diapers, I decided to try one of the mega max diapers I received as a requested sample last month based on the recommendation of the customer service rep. Mistake. Leaked out the top, sides. And legs. The landing strip doesn’t allow me to create a tight enough seal without making the tapes overlap. This prevents you from being able to later refit the tapes. With betterdry, I have a second taping every night about halfway through the night when it starts to get a little loose from my movements in bed. Additionally, Betterdry diapers allow for me to fold the top inward a bit to prevent leaking out of the top. The mega max swells so much that when I adjust my position I basically squeeze any saturation like a sponge and it can run out depending on how saturated the diaper is at the time.
This product is just not the same or comparable for my current lifestyle either. They swell so much they show under all my clothes and make much more noise under them.
I am so disappointed that northshore will be discontinuing them. I really like the gosupreme for when I am active. If I go to another provider, I will not have access to them.
Please don’t discontinue the betterdry diapers u/northshoreAdam. I love your company. You are driving me away. It makes little sense that you are willing to pay for and sell the printed ones for the ABDL community but not the medical ones for those of us that need a those.

Hi All, bit of a newbie question here. I have a standard 2018 595 (UK) with the Turismo alloys, and recently acquired some yellow Brembo brake calipers fairly cheap. Before I start swapping them over I would be curious to know if I require the Koni suspension upgrade kit (or similar), and if the Turismo alloys provide enough clearance - I’m fairly certain I am safe with the alloys, and can’t see why I would need the suspension but any advice/guidance on both would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi all,
I am trying to download drivers for the Intel I225-IT controller.
lspci grep -i 'network\ethernet'
01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Controller (2) I225-IT (rev 03)
02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Controller (2) I225-IT (rev 03)
04:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Controller (2) I225-IT (rev 03)
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The intel dowload center tells me their latest release 28 should support the I225-IT controller. But when dowloading it and unzipping: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/15084/intel-ethernet-adapter-complete-driver-pack.html i can not find any driver that is suited for the I225-IT.
I have loaded both the e1000e and e40 drivers with modprobe, but they do not seem to work. Where can i find the right driver?

I have a mutt, he is about three to four years old. I am just a teen so he isn’t mine technically, he is my family’s. We took him in for our cousin who had him for a while but she couldn’t take care of him, he was about two or three. I recently found a passion for training dogs, and the place to start is with the dog I have available to me. The dogs name is Ove. Right now I am learning heal with him. At first he did really good but I soon realized he started to become very sad? Not sure if that’s the right word. He wasn’t himself. So I gave him a little break. After about a month of not working on heal with him I decided to slowly work with him again. I worked with him once a week. I can only work for only five minutes before he gets stubborn. He will just sit and look at me and won’t listen to me. Yesterday I took him outside to work with him, this was the first time I worked with him outside. He did pretty good for the first time, half way through he just stopped listening to me. So I just went for run with him on leash and we went back inside to give him a break. I will see how he is today? Anyone have any tips? Should I move to something else? Ove has improved a lot since I started working with him but he is really is stubborn. Thanks for reading this.

I am a Canadian LPN/RPN. am wondering which college/ university near the border (if in person) or online I can apply as an International student for the bridging program to RN?
I have seen couple of posts on "allnurses" that some Canadian LP/RPN did their bridging in some college in Michigan in 1 year. Those posts are old and inactive so weren't able to talk to anyone who successfully went down this path.
Is it even possible? If yes, Is it a good idea considering international tuition fees and other hassles?
Anything else I should be aware of? Future licensing issues?
I want to work in US after I graduate as Canada still doesn't recognize AAS/ADN-RNs.
Has anyone gone through this path before?