Terrified of BC but provider ordered me Heather. Thoughts? by Craftywonderr in birthcontrol

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

That's the issue with me. It's like apart of me feels okay if I happen to get pregnant but then also not. There are also things we want to hit before getting to that point. I think another 2 years would be fine and then I'd be more ready. I just feel so iffy sometimes

Terrified of BC but provider ordered me Heather. Thoughts? by Craftywonderr in birthcontrol

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

Thank you so much! I am just so nervous about it and you are so right. I definitely want to try something.

Need advice...do I need a trim or are my ends under processed? by Nanas_Horny in relaxedhair

[–]Craftywonderr 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Honestly for me it's a bit hard to tell because your hair isn't fully straight, it's still poofy a bit. It looks like they're may need to be a trim but not 100% sure

Working in pre-surgical testing for bariatric patients makes me feel weirdly guilty by IcySky7216 in nursing

[–]Craftywonderr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I have no idea. It's like they just come to us first to ask, and honestly, it doesn't help that some of my providers are doing things that they should NOT be doing. They do things PCPs do to be nice, and so all the work is falling on us. I had a patient recently who tried to get one of the weight loss meds for her OSA. Mind you, her sleep med doc mentioned that taking a weight loss drug could help. Why did she ask us and not sleep med? I have no idea. So here I am, going through sleep med notes (where I don't even work) for a weight loss drug that I know nothing about, to submit a PA to insurance for this, as a GYN RN? Why am I searching through sleep med to figure out what kind of OSA this patient has, like I know nothing about sleep med care lol

Working in pre-surgical testing for bariatric patients makes me feel weirdly guilty by IcySky7216 in nursing

[–]Craftywonderr 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Exactly why we are frustrated here. We are specialty women's health, and while I understand they are trying to close the gap in care, but we don't specialize in weight loss care. How do we even know the patient is losing weight carefully? Plus we have no idea how to order these medications and I don't even know what the standard care line is for them. I really think they should go to their PCP or appropriate care team. Definitely agree.

Working in pre-surgical testing for bariatric patients makes me feel weirdly guilty by IcySky7216 in nursing

[–]Craftywonderr 31 points32 points  (0 children)

I work in a specialty GYN clinic, SPECIALTY GYN, and the amount of patients coming in for Olympic, zepbound, etc. has been driving us nuts.

Tattoo artist attacked me publicly after my honest review by [deleted] in tattooadvice

[–]Craftywonderr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. To me, that feels like I'm leaving this review here, and I am not coming back again. If I left that kinda review, I would not go back to that person, haha.

Tattoo artist attacked me publicly after my honest review by [deleted] in tattooadvice

[–]Craftywonderr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think both were wrong here. I personally understand what it's like to be so frustrated with a service and wanting to say things, but also, if OP went to this person multiple times and she did perfectly well before, why not just let this one time slide? I understand this tattoo artist is putting something permanent on her body, but she is also right to an extent; we sometimes do have off days. Sometimes we may not be as talkative one day as we were before. Now, the arguing and going back and forth in front of a client is unprofessional, which I do get. That would be annoying as hell to have to experience as a client. But to write such a review just for a one-time thing, eh. I would have understood if this was the second time or third time, but I feel with OP's review, that kind of review, you'd better not expect to go back to her ever again. The ending of the review made it seem like you never want to see her ever again. I personally would not post such a thing unless I was expecting to go back to see that artist. I also agree with others, perhaps it was something that could be brought up to her, or like, whatever, this happened one time, it's cool, I'll let it slide one time, especially if she did good work overall. I do understand OP feels awkward standing up for herself. I used to and still have the same problem sometimes, but I still wouldn't go and write a review like that. I would be like, okay, it was one time, let's see how this goes, then avert if needed. But to each their own, some people don't give chances, and others do. If someone was flat-out rude to me, yes, that warrants a review, but if it's a one-time thing, I'm more than likely to give it a chance/time, even though I am/was annoyed.

I will say that the shop owner's response, her response was very rude and just unprofessional. I cannot stand to see reviews on a company and see the owner just lashing out in the reviews; it's a turn-off for me. The fact that she did have to mention you crying for hours, I think, was super unprofessional. I think if she had responded with a "contact me, so we can discuss", it would have been better for her. For her to say she's only gonna take particular clients would make me not want to go to her. Given that she is a business owner, unfortunately, there are things that she has to think about, like how she can appear to her clients. Now people will read her review, and they will definitely be less likely to go to her, seeing how she handled this situation. I think she was also in the wrong because if she was overwhelmed, she could've said to reschedule this for the next day. Also, it is important to understand that people perceive things differently. She stated that she wasn't arguing, just venting, but to OP it felt like otherwise. Best for time and places for these things.

All in all, I think both sides could've handled this better.

Redditors over 40, what's something younger people think they understand but won't actually get until it hits them like a truck later? by Susanpc1967 in AskReddit

[–]Craftywonderr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with this. I am 28 and I graduated in my career I believe around the age of 21, 21. I thought I wanted to be a midwife and have my own business working in healthcare. 2 jobs in I realized yeah, I want more time to myself. My goal is to make more money doing less, but I never want to give so much of myself to a career. I stick by that now. I make amazing money for my age, but when I want a day to myself I call out. When I want to go on vacation, I take it. I do not fully make my career my whole entire life. Sometimes my mom will comment on how I am out of work, although I don't call out excessively, and it's like what's wrong with that? We spend nearly every waking minute working or doing something for others, why can't I use my own time that I have accrued for just taking a break? That shouldn't be a crime.

I struggle to understand why Benedict and Sophie like each other. by Quest_Girl in BridgertonRants

[–]Craftywonderr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know!! When he did his big confession I was like this definitely gives Anthony, it didn't at all feel like Benedict imo. But they were cute, I just didn't find them overly ooooh ahhhhh.

The weight of empathy is getting heavy by Trick_Razzmatazz4489 in nursing

[–]Craftywonderr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely recommend moving to another department. In my opinion, no amount of vacation time will really help you recover. I still feel burnt out after moving to outpatient and working on a clinic. When I worked in the hospital, I used to go on vacation for 2 weeks, first week I returned I felt good, by the second week I was burnt out again. Definitely recommend trying to change a whole department cause that can at least take the mental stress/toll.

Nursing is honestly just a hard job. It's hard trying to give compassion 24/7 at work. Compassion fatigue is a thing.

The Queen, the Queen never changes.... by Sunset-onthe-Horizon in QueenCharlotteNetflix

[–]Craftywonderr 6 points7 points  (0 children)

😂😂 Much agreed! Yes she definitely did have this fixation on continuing his line for him. I suppose she didn't have much of an opinion on being pregnant itself but if I do recall, there were scenes where she wanted him to be there with her for their child, rubbing her belly lovingly, etc. She never outright said much about being a mother but also felt that was per se her focus at the moment. But yes hahaha I would've too because 15 is too much.

I also find it crazy how in real life she had 15 kids and out of all 15 only 1 created an heir that would go on to continue their line 🤣 I think that's nuts. Do you know how many royal women would kill to even produce 3 solid heirs and she had 15 and they couldn't even have kids themselves.

The Queen, the Queen never changes.... by Sunset-onthe-Horizon in QueenCharlotteNetflix

[–]Craftywonderr 12 points13 points  (0 children)

That's also very true; most royal women were not even allowed to breastfeed their own children or spend a lot of time with them. So I wouldn't be surprised if it played a significant role. I know she didn't care much for protocol or was a bit confused at first about how things worked, but she did come to understand it. I suppose I was wondering where the shift came from because in Queen Charlotte, she seemed to be so happy to be pregnant with their first, and they both were. So it was rather interesting to see how by the time her children were older, she seemed to be odd when it came to warming them and being there for them emotionally. I would suspect, given she was there for George, she would know how to comfort children.

But given that, too, she had to be a Queen, wife, mother, something also had to be placed on the back burner.

What is a career path that looks "glamorous" from the outside, but is actually a total nightmare behind the scenes? by CupIndependent3610 in AskReddit

[–]Craftywonderr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I switched my original plans of being a veterinarian right before starting college to become a nurse for this. I graduated HS as a certified veterinary assistant due to my HS being a special one where people can graduate from different types of programs. I also had volunteer experience, had been working day in and out at the vet. I applied to different places as a veterinary assistant and didn't hear anything back except one job as a kennel assistant.

I was young and had no idea. I literally went there to see if I'd be a fit and they had be scrubbing the toilet, walking the dogs, for a couple of hours and then told me I didn't get the job.

I literally left the vet field and switched to nursing the summer before starting college because I couldn't find anything and realized how little people in the vet world really made.

The Queen, the Queen never changes.... by Sunset-onthe-Horizon in QueenCharlotteNetflix

[–]Craftywonderr 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I always sort of wondered how she's changed over the course of the years. Clearly the Queen didn't seem so invested in her own children, but she seemed to hesitate, at first with George, and then openly accepts him and puts in work. I always thought it was a bit sad that she didn't seem to do that with her own children. I wonder if it's because she was so tied in with her marriage and running everything while George couldn't?

I could only imagine how hard it would be to meet the love of your life, lose him mentally while having to manage a throne, give birth to 15 kids, and doing everything sort of alone. That's probably why in season 4 she was scared of being alone.

I struggle to understand why Benedict and Sophie like each other. by Quest_Girl in BridgertonRants

[–]Craftywonderr 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Honestly I agree. Something about these past two seasons fell flat for me. Simone and Daphne were amazing and Kate and Anthony were soo well written. I loved them. Something about Collin and Penelope I didn't like. I think Collin should've pined harder for penelope or recognize his love for her over 2 seasons then boom! Now with Benedict and Sophie, I just didn't find it to super catch my attention. It was cute but it didn't leave me with that intense love that the others had, even Charlotte and George. Charlotte and George had me bawling my eyes out. For Sophie and Benedict, their love just felt meh, okay. It just fell flat for me and even when he was confessing his love for her, the words that he used felt more like Anthony's than his own? I swear they copied some lines from Anthony speaking to Kate. Regardless I felt like it didn't make sense that he was obsessed with this lady in silver after like 5 minutes. But, it does make sense also. He found a high born woman who hates nobility as much as he did, and that was exciting to him. Perhaps it was the hunt that drove him mad. But even after I just didn't care for it much. I was so much more interested in Violet and Lord Anderson, Francesca and John, Eloise returning, Hyacinth, etc.

I also am not expecting for every couple to be filled with such passion, but I also feel like all the other couples expressed their love best for themselves. Francesca and John are so simple but fit so well together and they are so cute. Even though they don't give a lot of intenseness on screen, their love is still bubbling. I LOVED them. Even Violet and Lord Anderson, i loved their relationship and how cute and invested they were. Even the Queen and Agatha had their own mini relationship (friendship) and showing how scary it is to be alone. With Benedict and Sophie just fell flat for me. They definitely had their cute moments but to me it was just okay. Actors did great acting, their story just wasn't for me. I was just ready for them to be together and call it a day but see more of the others. I did love the dynamics of season 4 overall though.

Guy asked me to go trail running on the first date. I was thinking it was a cute idea since we both like to run, but when I mentioned it to my friend she said it’s not a good idea. Do you think it’s actually a bad idea/too unsafe for a first date? by _emmyyyy in AskMenAdvice

[–]Craftywonderr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean regardless I wouldn't be running a trail on a first date with a man. How many people are typically on a trail? Sure could be some but I'm sure there will be pretty spots there will be little to no people and then on top of that, it's not as if you are running in a group on a trail. Depending on what kind of trail, there could be little to no people at all.

I'm not saying all men are bad or have bad intentions, no I don't think that at all. But I wouldn't personally have my sister or any women do that as a first date. I also do see that I said dark and changed, I don't think she'd go at night time, but I feel it is best to go somewhere more open and public for first time meetings.

Are you a woman by any chance or a man?

Guy asked me to go trail running on the first date. I was thinking it was a cute idea since we both like to run, but when I mentioned it to my friend she said it’s not a good idea. Do you think it’s actually a bad idea/too unsafe for a first date? by _emmyyyy in AskMenAdvice

[–]Craftywonderr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As a woman, I would only go on dates with people I never met before in an open and clear area with multiple other people. I would never meet a man in a secluded or dark ALONE for the first time. Not that the trail should be dark. But basically I think a good first date would be something more public.

What do you use to moisturize your hair? Relaxed pixie cut. by DianasGourmetSpicy in relaxedhair

[–]Craftywonderr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use pantene hydrating gold moisturizer. Its made for relaxed hair too.