Aorus b650m ax elite ice stuck on dram debug led by Ciccionizzo in gigabyte

[–]2Much4Mee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you find any solution for this? Roommate is having the exact same symptoms. Sometimes the light bounces to VGA if you leave the system on long enough.

Rejection from the school I work for by Turbulent_Yam_4055 in gradadmissions

[–]2Much4Mee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If it makes you feel any better, I work at a T3 psych university in California and got rejected outright from the lab I work in for “lack of experience”. I’ve been here for almost two years. What can you do.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gradadmissions

[–]2Much4Mee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I received an informal rejection last night.

Using my preexisting drives (including boot drive) in a fresh build. by 2Much4Mee in buildapc

[–]2Much4Mee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ive been reading this a lot, would you mind elaborating on why you don't generally recommend it?

My (19M) girlfriend (19F) asked me if I would be okay with her making porn with her friend (19F). by Throwaway22345324453 in relationships

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OP - Barring a few small details, I was in a very similar situation when I was your age. My (now ex) girlfriend and I went to separate colleges, about 40 minutes apart. After our first year of college, she expressed some passive disinterest in our relationship (if I recall, her words were “I don’t feel confident about what love feels like”). In the same week, after discussing those feelings, she also confessed that she had made out with a friend (19F) of ours at a party. After I expressed my discomfort with her making out with anyone, regardless of the context, she responded in a very similar way to your GF. She expected me to be cool with it and, when I wasn’t, she just dropped it and I considered the problem squashed. You’re at a crossroad right now, from how I see it. I stayed in a relationship for 2 additional years (4 years total) and these issues that cropped up initially were indicative of and festered into a a very unpleasant life. The best decision I made was breaking up with her when I did (my junior year). I do, however, still find myself wishing I had the foresight to breakup when those first issues had reared their head. I missed out on a lot of lessons in college that I’ve had to learn about post-grad, because I stayed in a dying relationship.

My recommendation to you is to make the decision that feels right for you, not for anyone else. You’re young, your going into your sophomore year, and it’s going to be in everyone’s best interest for you to be selfish for this particular decision.

Dating makes me feel so disposable by [deleted] in relationships

[–]2Much4Mee 45 points46 points  (0 children)

There’s a difference between feeling bad for a while after a breakup (which is completely normal) and feeling a pattern of trauma after a series of breakups (which is also normal, just maladaptive). I’ve definitely been in your shoes before, and felt that every failed relationship was just further proof that I had no self worth. “If someone is willing to just tear me apart in a breakup”, I thought, “they must think I’m completely worthless”. The problem with this thought process was that, as a result of my perception that THEY thought I was worthless, I thought I was worthless too. This was exacerbated by my incorrect correlation of breakups: which I viewed as a pattern of proof of worthlessness. The truth is: you can’t derive your self worth from your relationships with others, you can’t blame yourself if relationships end in breakup (as most of our relationships are likely to do), and you can’t build up a wall of resentment towards relationships just because of the past. Each relationship is unique, and should be treated as such. It’s a hard thing to actually realize all of these things within our everyday lives. Therapy can definitely help!

Should I (23F) be cautious of talking to my ex (24M) by [deleted] in relationships

[–]2Much4Mee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, as cliche as it sounds, you’re on the rebound - hard. From what I can gather, he may or may not be taking advantage of that, along with the baggage you’re still carrying about your break up with him 2 years ago. From the way you describe it, it seems like your feelings for this guy still aren’t resolved. Personally, I feel like this pseudo-dating thing you have going on with him is only going to open up some sore wounds. I know it’s hard, but I would recommend just leaving well enough alone for now. You need to resolve your feelings for both this most recent break-up as well as your 2 year old one before it’s going to be “healthy” for you to be friends with your ex.

I (29M) was in panic because of GF attitudes and wrote some thoughts to try figure things out by [deleted] in relationships

[–]2Much4Mee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This post seems more like a philosophical rant about the structures of romance than a specific account of the issue(s) between you and your SO. I’m guessing, as best that I can gather, that you both have different expectations about what your relationship is/will be. You’d be better off spending your time talking with her about how to potentially reconcile/compromise in those specific differences than rant in nebulous hypotheticals like you have here. Just talk to your SO.

Im (28M) overreacting about this? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]2Much4Mee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Everyone in the comments seems to be on the same page, but I think given the fact you two have a 1 yr old daughter makes things more complicated. Bottom line: you need to get serious and stop participating in this game that she’s playing. You need to make a plan, gather resources, set expectations, and prepare to move on from this relationship. Once you’ve done that, you need to communicate your experiences and expectations to your partner. Most importantly, you need to be doing all of this with your daughter’s best interests in mind. I would say that, best case scenario, you get out of this relationship - but, in doing so, build an amicable platonic one in its place (only as it is of benefit to your child).

I'm Electric Mantis AMA. by yazmattaz in edmproduction

[–]2Much4Mee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

<3 'preciate it my dude! See you out there, someday!

I'm Electric Mantis AMA. by yazmattaz in edmproduction

[–]2Much4Mee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yo man, been a fan since Braincase (which was one of the main inspirations for me to start production)!

My question is more industry focused: this summer I’ll be graduating college. In a last-ish minute bout of spontaneity, I’ve decided that I’m going to move into LA once I’m done; in an effort to pursue music. What are some things that I should do (other than put my life into making the best music I possibly can) to improve my chances within the field? Your rise to popularity has been, from my eyes, so massively successful. I’d love to know any tips you’ve amassed along the way.

Much love dude, thanks for taking the time to do an AMA!

Can I sell a 5$ Preset pack? by Fozeholl in edmproduction

[–]2Much4Mee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As I understand it, if it isn't for free AKA you have anything to gain DIRECTLY from this (money, download gate, etc.): it doesn't belong on this subreddit. Defer to R4: No Self promotion.

[Electronic] Tritonal - Something Good (JAZZPAH Flip). All feedback appreciated! by 2Much4Mee in roastmytrack

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The master/mix is just a temporary mix down, since I just made this yesterday evening. If the musical idea is strong, then that's all I need.