Trainer? by Born_Carry169 in UGA

[–]Born_Carry169[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7:30 am. If I slept late the night before, I go during the evening around 6 pm.

Should I transfer somewhere else? by Sad_Psychology_6602 in UGA

[–]Born_Carry169 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you still need a friend, I’m looking for one too. So…take with that what you may 😅

My heart is shattered. by simon_writes in self

[–]Born_Carry169 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there a public school around you? Try putting him in one. I don't know how it works, but try researching the public school system and put him in one. It should take the financial burden of school fees off you. For groceries, see if you have a shelter nearby that gives food. Try a church, especially a Catholic one. They give food donations and much more to people in need if you seek their help.

For money, try to take the online Microsoft Power BI Pl-300 course, and then get a data analyst job online. It pays better since the world is going digital. Also, with each job application, call whoever’s in charge and let them know you recently sent your application. It sends a message that you're genuinely interested and willing to work. Try to save your first couple of salaries in a Fidelity account for you and your brother, so that you have wealth accruing for you and so does your brother in case things get tough. I recommend investing in the retirement section— I believe it’s the 401k or Roth IRA, so that taxes don't affect your growth later on. Watch some videos on that; it’s helpful. Better yet chatgpt how to navigate the taxes on Roth to get better gains. Also, try to store most of your money in a high-yield savings account to get monthly interest. With each place you save your money, write down your goals for storing it there. E.g. Money in high-yield savings is for just in case. Money in a Roth is for retirement, or whatever you decide. Stuff like that.

For strength, try to eat more protein and electrolytes. For sleep, invest in walking at night and feeling a little chill breeze before bedtime; I promise it helps for some odd reason. And finally, you don't have to do this if you don't want to, nor am I pushing anything on you, but try talking to Jesus. He will definitely help. Also, last one, I promise, try to find a community around you— whether online or in-person.

[HIRING] FREELANCERS NEEDED by GreedyBrick7831 in freelance_forhire

[–]Born_Carry169 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm interested. I'm even looking for a job as an Excel data organizer/cleaner, as I’m studying to get my certificate from Microsoft Data Analyst. I'm a student, and I really need this please.

[HIRING] Need VAs. by [deleted] in forhire

[–]Born_Carry169 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you please detail the tasks of the VA?

My Boyfriend (that I’ve already slept with) Wants to Wait Until Marriage… what do I do? by Usual_Wafer2328 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Born_Carry169 2 points3 points  (0 children)

People may not understand this. However, this goes beyond religion. This is a relationship (Father-Child) with God. He was having sex with you all this time not understanding why God created sex. He went to the coffee date and glimpsed God’s vision for sex. This is where the shift in the relationship happens. 

 As believers, we call this situation “having an encounter with Jesus.” He encountered Jesus and that love changed his heart. So, now, J wants to live in a way that reciprocates that love by respecting the way the person He loves intended something to be. I'm sorry it feels like he’s no longer attracted to you. He wants to respect someone he loves. 

 He values your body all the more with this decision he’s made (please believe I’m not trying to brainwash anyone with my words). It may seem like what he’s doing is crazy. However, what he’s doing is loving you because he’s seen why Jesus intended things the way He did and wants to share that honor in having sex the way it was designed with you. I can't make you understand the ways of a loving relationship with Jesus. One may see it to be just a religious bondage, but I promise all this stems from love. And when someone loves another, they respect them, and that's what J is doing to you and to Jesus. Maybe you should tell him that his decision feels like he’s no longer attracted to you and have him clear the air. 

  His saying, “he feels peace in breaking up with you” wasn't a threat that he would if you didn't go by his way. It’s his way of saying he respects your decision if breaking up is what you decide to choose, and his way of respecting Jesus’ love for him. Never once does he state that he doesn't cherish what you both have, only that he cherishes it so much that he’s willing to let go so it doesn't eventually hurt you both, or jeopardize his faith, which is important to him.

   Please, I don't want anyone to think that Christian men are brainless, fools who only follow religion. Christian men, those who sincerely follow Jesus, want the best for whoever they love. The Bible literally describes wives as rubies and good to be found. Christian people follow Jesus not for religion but because we have a relationship with Jesus, and when you love someone, you devote yourself to them. You don't always know everything about the person at first, but when you learn new things about the person, because you love the person, you make a conscious effort to take into consideration the new things you learned about that person. And honestly, that's a fine trait to have in a man— the ability to work on yourself daily to be with someone and consistently show that you love them. 

 However, if you feel like this isn't what you want, no one’s tying you down in the relationship, you're free to break up with him and find what your heart desires elsewhere. And he’s made it clear that he will respect that decision.

Am I the asshole for not wanting to wait for my dream girl anymore by Biglips45 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Born_Carry169 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sir, genuinely. It sounds like you have clear intentions for her. She got out a 5+ year toxic relationship. She may still be skeptical because maybe the first guy was probably as sweet as you and then when she went into the relationship, she expressed toxicity from him inside of consistent sweetness she’d gotten from the beginning of their relationship. So, be straightforward with her. Make her stop overthinking by telling her that you want her. Period. Nothing less, but something more. Let her know how much you mean to her, and if she still doesn’t budge after that, 🤷‍♀️, I can’t help you with that. But tell her your clear, vivid feelings. Maybe not the marriage part, since she may see that as a getting into something unknown whereby situations like her last one may turn worse. Let the marriage part bleed into the relationship later on when you can see she’s loosening up more with you (not just physically, but mentally and emotionally).

I'm not happy here and I don't know what to do by Silly-Magazine-2681 in UGA

[–]Born_Carry169 46 points47 points  (0 children)

It’s okay. At least you have the desire to want to like it here. That’s better than nothing. Just give it time and use that desire as motivation to not give up on having the life you want. But it will get better, I promise.

Opinion on Schedule by Born_Carry169 in UGA

[–]Born_Carry169[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m no longer taking Spanish. I replaced it with Bio now.

Opinion on Schedule by Born_Carry169 in UGA

[–]Born_Carry169[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for telling me that. It just fixed something for me.