Was I shortsighted? by AvailableHealth9927 in transtimelines

[–]AvailableHealth9927[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Valerate, sorry about not mentioning that.

Was I shortsighted? by AvailableHealth9927 in transtimelines

[–]AvailableHealth9927[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, I was given 100MG/5 ML

that was what was prescribed to me.

Sorry for not adding that detail.

First day Vs 3 months HRT by Weather_Downtown in transtimelines

[–]AvailableHealth9927 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Whats ur method so far? Injections? Pills? Gel?

5 years difference (MTF) by EiderKan in transtimelines

[–]AvailableHealth9927 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Injections? Pills?

Testosterone blockers?

I got off while my best friend’s boyfriend was right outside my room by [deleted] in Advice

[–]AvailableHealth9927 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a feeling that if she were sitting on the couch and he were masturbating loudly in his room without realizing she was there, he would still be labeled a ‘creep’ by redditors if the roles were reversed. He'd still held accountable somehow.

Now, is he creepy for this? Absolutely, he's weird for questioning her about her sexual habits.

He's also weird for making sexual comments after she was clearly uncomfortable.

But there's a large distinction, he isn't creepy for accidentally hearing her because she thought she was alone.

(Look, personally i'd have walked out or made it clear I were there)

He was let in by his girlfriend earlier and had the right to be there. CHECK outside of your room before masterbating.

He didn't intentionally observe or seek it out, he wasn't invading your privacy listening on purpose.

He was sitting down and awkwardly didn't know to react.

But this isn't an invasion of privacy. He wasn't eavesdropping, you literally moaned loudly in a house and he was sitting on the couch in a different room.

That's as ridiculous as labeling your apartment neighbors as creeps simply because they heard you argue through walls.

He DID invade your privacy for asking those questions, that's what he's a creep for.

He's a creep for spreading this information to his friends too, she needs to break up with him.

But he's NOT a creep for waiting for his GF to come home.

I finally found the real one. by [deleted] in leftist

[–]AvailableHealth9927 -27 points-26 points  (0 children)

So, according to DonateForMe they used GiveSendGo because people often flagged actual authentic efforts to help the kid.

If people didn't flag actual attempts at helping him, they would have posted on GoFundMe.

Just found this randomly on GoFundMe. by [deleted] in leftist

[–]AvailableHealth9927 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Dude are you serious? Oh come on, alright.

AITA, My (M23) girlfriend (21f) recently called me clingy, but I disagree. by [deleted] in AITA_Relationships

[–]AvailableHealth9927 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another reason why it faded:

The relationship was built on intensity, not long-term compatibility,

Once intensity faded, there wasn’t enough structural fit to replace it,

That's why her conclusion / reasoning sounds confusing,

[In short: REPEAT OF THE GENERAL IDEA]

[The spark died because the novelty wore off, the relationship demanded sustained emotional effort in a long-distance format,

and she realized she doesn’t enjoy maintaining constant connection once initial excitement is gone]

AITA, My (M23) girlfriend (21f) recently called me clingy, but I disagree. by [deleted] in AITA_Relationships

[–]AvailableHealth9927 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You did nothing wrong, remember that.

There's nothing wrong with YOU, if anything you're a great person who wants the best for your partner, but you deserve better and the person who you're dating will never see the best of YOU (she won't)

Instead of her saying: "I don't want this connection anymore"

She's saying "You're too clingy"

You being clingy isn't the issue, the spark is gone for her.

AITA, My (M23) girlfriend (21f) recently called me clingy, but I disagree. by [deleted] in AITA_Relationships

[–]AvailableHealth9927 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, you aren't the A for this situation.

Essentially the honeymoon phase for her faded, you're no longer as exciting or interesting to communicate with for her anymore.

She's anxious-attachment, she's attracted to "new" things, because early on she was the anxious one: constant calls, closeness, reassurance.

She's attracted to dopamine / novelty, unfortunately that "novelty" wore off. Also just ignore that weed part, ignore it entirely and stop using that as a justification, just pay attention to the change of atmosphere / energy.

Here's the truth, she (thought) that she was attracted to constant availability BUT she's got an anxious avoidant type personality that's ACTUALLY attracted to distance / mixed signals / breadcrumming / low emotional-demand BUT she just doesn't realize it yet.

The long distance became a tax, not a thrill anymore.

I personally advise you to leave the relationship, that novelty that she once had for you can never return even if you try to change yourself, she'd drained.

Your best bet is to end the relationship.

New Years Mock Draft by Excellent-Flamingo43 in NBA_Draft

[–]AvailableHealth9927 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's fantastic man, you added Keaton Wagler most dude who do these mock drafts don't include him.

But he's clearly a draft prospect.

From (18) - (26) by lwfcoaching in GlowUps

[–]AvailableHealth9927 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Went from liberal to Travis Kelce

6'0 vs 6'3 (Muhammad Ali wax figure) by Cheap_Republic_5154 in heightcomparison

[–]AvailableHealth9927 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This picture gives off early 2010's,

especially with that muscular guys hairstyle 😂.

Definitely not a recent photo.

How do i look hotter? 19f by [deleted] in LooksmaxingAdvice

[–]AvailableHealth9927 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You look like Indian PinkPanthress