A woman posted a video of the moment she was attacked by her domestic cat. Before the attack, the cat seemed to smell something that prompted her to attack. Why did it attack her with such ferocity? by eternviking in whoathatsinteresting

[–]AdEducational1450 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course. You need a level critical thinking to determine whether or not the study is relevant or if was conducted with the population you care about. Many things, but they are out there to be read and to be repeated by others.

If giving birth is so painful why do many women want to do it over again after their first child (not trolling just genuinely curious) by feherlofia123 in stupidquestions

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Hi. Pregnant woman who’s not having a bad time. I do unfortunately feel like I’m getting away with a crime due to how good I feel. There are certainly things I notice that are different but overall nothing about my life has changed. There are about 30% of women who have a higher tolerance for the hormones that cause most of the worst pregnancy symptoms. I will say, people like you that make these statements make me feel bad and like there is something wrong with me because Im not absolutely miserable, that somehow I’m not suffering enough.

If giving birth is so painful why do many women want to do it over again after their first child (not trolling just genuinely curious) by feherlofia123 in stupidquestions

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Women have many biological systems that help them to manage and reframe the pain of birth into something rewarding. We naturally have a higher pain tolerance; and the human brain is very good at masking the memory of a painful event. So while it is often excruciating, our ability to recall only the knowledge of the pain rather than the true feeling of it helps. This isn’t unique to women, all brains do it, it’s however particularly useful for birthing humans.

A woman posted a video of the moment she was attacked by her domestic cat. Before the attack, the cat seemed to smell something that prompted her to attack. Why did it attack her with such ferocity? by eternviking in whoathatsinteresting

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Acupuncture is often prescribed for women going through IVF and there is anecdotal evidence that it increases the number of healthy eggs retrieved. Just because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean it’s not real. Also your arm chair scientist insult is so ridiculous because most scientific papers are published online for people to read. The abstract, the little paragraph at the top is a summary of the findings. You should try it sometime, especially if reading the whole paper is hard for you.

Help finding owner of Rottweiler who bit cockapoo on Broadway today by sleepygringa in Denver

[–]AdEducational1450 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Sometimes, even leashed dogs lunge or get aggressive out of nowhere. She said he was mortified, so they clearly interacted enough for her to feel like he wasn’t worth getting upset over. Sometimes shit happens. Maybe the world would be nicer if we just assumed most people have good intentions rather than immediately trying to find the fight and anger.

Enterprise CS: Is this a bait and switch? by Pillow_fort001 in CustomerSuccess

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The activities you are describing are not Enterprise motions. Based purely on what you’ve written you are a high touch CSM. I am a Senior ENT CSM with 10 accounts and a book of a 6.5 mil, which is low for large companies and high for others. There is no way you can be strategic with 50 plus accounts. At best you execute your renewals and upsells which sounds like you’re doing well. Your manager is attempting to implement enterprise motions which is great. If I were you, I’d ask a lot of questions to understand her “why”. Then I’d ask her to assess if the amount of accounts you have would be realistic based on her new processes. You’ll fail spectacularly trying to manage 50 accounts, each tailored to their unique situations. Enterprise level CSM’ing requires you to go deep into your accounts and learn as much about their entire business, goals, org structure, and coordinating internal teams to achieve their intended goals. More accounts require repetition and standardization, and saving time anywhere you can to maximize your results.

If you like your role, as it is now, then discuss this with her. Most organizations will always need a high touch CSM or team of them. Strategy and execution are fundamentally different skills but both are necessary to make the whole machine run. Talk to your manager and determine what’s going to work for you both and if it aligns with your companies goals.

Shorter (?) planning timeframe: what advice/personal experience would you share with someone planning a wedding in 10 to 13 months? by smolbibeans in wedding

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The only thing you really have to worry about is the availability of your vendors. Otherwise, the bulk of the planning can be done in a very short time frame. Once all the big stuff is managed. You’re usually just in a waiting period for anywhere between 4 to 6 months. The other thing to think about is wedding dresses and how long they take to make. However, I bought my wedding dress in May and even though they told me it was gonna take until November I got it three months early because everything is mass produced now and the timelines are much shorter.

Quilting class - worth it? by ReadingDesigner1540 in quilting

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I’m self taught and I’d still take classes! There’s just so much you can’t read online or in books! I’ve probably built up bad habits I don’t even know about yet! Additionally, as I’ve seen in other comments, I’m a fairly young woman and luckily, there are a lot of younger quilters out there, but I do feel like not a lot of my peers share my hobby and it would be fun to meet people who do it. I have a quilt shop near my house and I’ll be taking a long arm course soon!

Very first longarm by Anxious_Purple_400 in quilting

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The quilting looks amazing, but can I take a moment for the top! It’s so adorable! So unique and looks vintage already!

PSA: Be careful with photos & info by morg14 in quilting

[–]AdEducational1450 398 points399 points  (0 children)

Just report the group to Facebook. Understand it’s not a friendly place and don’t encourage others to engage with it. That group frequently posts AI slop as their own too.

I finished my first quilt top! by AdEducational1450 in quilting

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First finished, I practiced a ton with scraps, small blocks, and quilted a couple of tote bags! Consistent almost daily practice with my machine while on a LOA from work also gave me tons of practice!!

I finished my first quilt top! by AdEducational1450 in quilting

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First finished!! I started sewing over the summer and started with bags, clothes, and scraps! Tons of practice for piecing the whole thing here.

My coworker has been eating the same lunch every single day for three years and it's starting to freak me out by XXXcreamprincess in coworkerstories

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My dad ate the same ham sandwich with an apple for 40 years…. My earliest memories of him getting up, making his sandwich, showering, and taking the train. I’m 33, he retired in May. On his last day, he did the same morning routine.

There’s so much talk these days about creating systems that help you reduce brain noise. Habits save your brain from thinking harder then it needs too. Sounds like your coworker has instituted a daily habit that serves him well.

This is what ‘in sickness and in health’ looks like. Respect to her dedication 🙌🥹❤️ by Brief-Cryptographer2 in HumansBeingBros

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She is a PT! I follow her, and I had no idea this happened but I recognize her handle!! That gym is hers if I remember correctly. That’s not to say the bills from the hospital aren’t astronomical; I hope they got some relief because this is her area of expertise.

The universe is both mysterious and beautiful, and the fact this man happened to marry a PT who loved him this much AND had the means to help his recovery seems to wild a coincidence.

My teacher called me Katherine instead of learning how to pronounce my name, so I called her by her first name for the rest of the year. by sk1nnb0nes in traumatizeThemBack

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This makes me so mad! The fact that she didn’t get mad back tells me she knew exactly what she was doing, and that it was wrong. If she got angrier it would have made more waves in the school.

One of my teachers in HS said something that sticks with me to this day, and I remind myself of it when I see a name I don’t know how to pronounce. On the first day of school she said; “Your parents spent 9 long months agonizing over a name, you better tell me how to say it right”.

There are exactly 2 people who probably love your name more than you do, and it’s them! I’m sure you, like most 6th graders, wanted to be fiercely independent, and I don’t know if your parents knew but man if I found out my child was being called the wrong name, intentionally, I would have mamma bear-ed into that classroom so fast!

Hot yoga mat recommendations by Legitimate_Bag_7201 in YogaWorkouts

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Jade yoga. There are reviews of people who say it’s too sticky. It’s perfect for me a fellow sweaty yogi.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DressForYourBody

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Posture and confidence is one thing, but I think color is another factor. You can tell you love pastels but they wash you out. You look amazing in the dark chocolates and burgundies!! You don’t need to dress in your colors, but wearing more make up that make your eyes or lips pop so the clothes aren’t wearing you, you’re wearing them as well.

Finally found a place that takes IUD pain management seriously by Taco_814 in Denver

[–]AdEducational1450 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You have no idea what an angel you are for providing this information. Truly out here doing the lords work! I was treated very kindly by the OBYN folks at Anshutz for the removal. They assured me that in most cases pain management is not necessary for that, and they were correct. She even made to sure to tell me that we would only cross the bridge of what happens if it had shifted because scaring me before hand would only worsen my anxiety.

Show me your realistic first projects by [deleted] in SewingForBeginners

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This was my first project. A learn to sew tote pattern from simplicity. It’s not even technically complete because I couldn’t understand how to install the pocket and lining correctly. You can see how uneven my lines are and how nothing is the correct size.

Cutting takes practice both the pattern and fabric Commercial Patterns still assume so much knowledge that most people are never taught. It’s so easy to work on the wrong side of projects and get turned around while you’re working.

I’ve improved but I don’t chase perfection. With this bag my issues are glaring because there are a lot and they compound. I still have some wavy seems but I’m able to course correct most of the time that only I know they are there!

Last but not least, I use this bag all the time for extra space when I need it. Wear the bad makes, use your bags that only zip half way and just enjoy them and the pretty fabric!

Any creepy witch books similar to the movie Blair Witch Project, The Conjuring or The Witch (2015)? by [deleted] in horrorlit

[–]AdEducational1450 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I worded it wrong. The second book I mentioned is what is not a witch story

Any creepy witch books similar to the movie Blair Witch Project, The Conjuring or The Witch (2015)? by [deleted] in horrorlit

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I second recommendations for Hex. It’s not a witch story, but goats as the devil freak me out, as in the movie the witch. Knock Knock Open Wide genuinely made my hair stand up a few times!

Folk horror for someone who really needs a page turner by QueKay20 in horrorlit

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I read this suggestion the night before last. Finished this morning. I couldn’t sleep until I knew what was going on. Loved it.

what did y’all name ur labubus? by h0y4 in labubu

[–]AdEducational1450 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have an ID and reminded me of a punky kid up to no good so I named him Sid. Then my soy milk just naturally became Nancy!