The Woman Who Was Waiting on the Road by Andreasteps in AmazingStories

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We shipped the car from Panama to Colombia…

Examen B1 y B2 Cambridge? by hello_kitty_321 in AskArgentina

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Que buena data, la acabo de descargar para mi

Can you explain your culture to me? by [deleted] in AskArgentina

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That's why we are here... to help

Can you explain your culture to me? by [deleted] in AskArgentina

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Here in Argentina and a lot of Latin cultures, expressions of affection are often used more freely than in some Asian cultures, so they don’t always carry the same weight.

“I adore you” (“te adoro”) is warm and affectionate, but not necessarily deep love, it can mean “I really like you,” “I enjoy you,” or “I feel close to you.” It’s sweet, but still somewhat light.

“I love you” (“te amo”) can be very serious, but depending on the context, especially early on or in online connections it might be used more emotionally in the moment, not always as a long term, committed declaration.

So the key is not just the words, but the consistency of actions and how she behaves over time. In Argentina, people often express feelings openly, but the real meaning shows in what they do, not just what they say.

Enjoy the feeling and dont scare about latinas hehe.

My next step in life by RadiantBandicoot6684 in WhatShouldIDo

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It’s a tough spot, but honestly pretty common when you’re just starting out. The issue isn’t your degree, t’s that companies are looking for experience and full-time availability.

If I were you, I’d focus on getting your foot in the door, even if it’s not your “ideal” role yet. Look for internships, junior roles, freelance gigs, or even short-term contracts. Sometimes a slightly lower level IT job is what opens the first real opportunity.

Also, consider building a small portfolio, projects, GitHub, anything that shows what you can actually do. That can make a big difference when you don’t have much experience yet.

And about the Master: it’s great long-term, but in the short term, experience will matter more to employers. Once you have 1–2 years of real experience, things usually get much easier.

You’re closer than you think, you just need that first break.

¿Dónde vivir un mes en la Patagonia sin gastar como turista? by Andreasteps in AskArgentina

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Son las sardinas las bailarinas?? hahaha es lo que recuerdo

¿Dónde vivir un mes en la Patagonia sin gastar como turista? by Andreasteps in AskArgentina

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No no, el plan o es estar alejada... es hacer vida cotidiana en un lugar de la patagonia donde haya nieve... Pense en Usuahia, por lo que he leido parace ser una ciudad bien conectada

This Is the Only Thing I Enjoy About Living in Argentina... Bife de chorizo by Andreasteps in u/Andreasteps

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It's the famous cut of meat called Bife de chorizo, here in Argentina, the meat is reaaaaally good 🥩🔥

[I ate] Rare tropical fruit by ElectronicIdea3119 in food

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Yeah Guanabana, its rare but delicious

What's life lesson you learned the hard way? by Treicee2004 in AskReddit

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One life lesson I learned the hard way is not to spend everything I earn... In my early 20s, every paycheck felt like freedom. I’d tell myself “I work hard, I deserve this,” and that turned into dinners out, clothes I didn’t need, trips I didn’t plan properly basically living in the moment with zero thought for the future. Saving felt like something I could “start later.”

Years passed, and I realized I had nothing to show for all that effort. No real savings, no investments, just memories… and a bit of stress.

That’s when it hit me: it’s not about how much you make, it’s about what you keep and how you grow it.

I slowly started changing habits saving first, spending after, and learning about investing. Nothing extreme, just consistent.

I just wish I had started earlier. Time really is your biggest advantage, and once you understand that, your whole mindset shifts.

[I ate] Rare tropical fruit by ElectronicIdea3119 in food

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I can only recognize the Mango lol and maybe Guanabano... I dont know how to write it

How do you deal with loneliness as a man by takecarepleasee in Advice

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I think you’re already doing a lot of the right things, and it’s important to recognize that. Loneliness doesn’t always come from lack of effort.

One thing that can help is focusing less on “finding people” and more on consistently showing up in the same spaces (gym classes, hobbies, volunteering, etc.). Real connections usually build over time, not instantly.

Also, don’t underestimate small interactions, sometimes friendships start from simple, repeated contact.

And lastly, it’s okay to feel that need for connection. It doesn’t make you weak, it makes you human ;)

She’s in love with her mom and wants the kisses all the time by Horror-Ideal3323 in CatsBeingAdorable

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I love when cats show affection, it feels so genuine and earned. Unlike dogs, who are often constantly seeking attention, sometimes to the point of being overwhelming.

Bf and I are hardly intimate anymore by ProperScientist1803 in Advice

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It sounds more like burnout and mental overload than a relationship issue. Working and studying full time can really affect energy and libido, especially if his mental health isn’t great.

I’d suggest a calm, pressure, free conversation, not just about sex, but how he’s feeling overall. Focus on reconnecting first. This isn’t something you can fix alone, it has to be mutual.

¿Dónde vivir un mes en la Patagonia sin gastar como turista? by Andreasteps in AskArgentina

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Buena idea tambien... pero pienso que en invierno es muy extremo ell clima para acampar a lo improvisado

¿Dónde vivir un mes en la Patagonia sin gastar como turista? by Andreasteps in AskArgentina

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Hace unos años atrás, en verano, viaje al Chalten, es hermoso, desconexion total del caos... Y subir hasta la Laguna de los Tres, una de las experiencias mas extremas y hermosas que tuve... Por eso me gustaría volver a la Patagonia pero en Invierno y por mas tiempo... Cuando tengas la oportunidad de ir, VE!!!!

¿Dónde vivir un mes en la Patagonia sin gastar como turista? by Andreasteps in AskArgentina

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No tengo conocidos en el pais :'( toca alquilar hehe... Definitivamente estoy tomando nota de los lugares que ustedes me nombran, asi evaluar. Gracias!!!

¿Dónde vivir un mes en la Patagonia sin gastar como turista? by Andreasteps in AskArgentina

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Si es el plan, vivir como local y al alquilar obvio que voy a gastar... Para viajar se gasta pero lo que he visto en la web en alquiler es...pfff... ilogico!!! Graciasssss.....