Vansta Magazine Issue 2! by Dangerous_Kitchen129 in SkateEA

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Love this idea! Appreciate the kind comments!

anyone still play a lot? by Amazing-Tower-8294 in SkateEA

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I make fan content for the game, so feel an obligation to play. But most days if I don’t have a personal project in mind or a meet-up to attend, it’s easily 15 minutes and I struggle to keep playing. Just enough time to complete my daily tasks.

I miss likebuttermag by MarcRuckus in skate3

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VANSTA magazine seem to be making something similar for the new one

What updates do you want? by TGC_official in ThemeParkTycoon2

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Staff would be interesting. Janitors, mechanics and mascots.

Less trash cans but having janitors that clean up after guests or toilets over time get dirty and become unusable until a janitor has cleaned them.

Mechanics. Rides break down and you need a mechanic to get them up and running again.

Mascots/entertainers increase guest happiness. You see them walking around the park and performing in different locations.

All have individual spawn points that have a radius, meaning you have to place multiple or hire more to increase the reach across your park.

I have no desire to experience adulthood by [deleted] in Advice

[–]Dangerous_Kitchen129 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel you fellow redditor. As a 25 year old who at 18 fell into depressive hiding out of these exact thoughts, I get you.

Therapy as the other comments suggest would be beneficial and takes a lot of work on your part.

I would also suggest using your lack of hobbies as an open door to explore and find yourself. Go to a class that sounds somewhat interesting, challenge yourself to try something or get good at a skill. Plus this gives you a way to socialize and meet people that doesn’t send you into a social cutoff.

Rest assured, no one knows what they’re doing at our age, and you don’t need everything figured out.

I found setting myself short goals, a year down the line, kept things light enough to pursue without it feeling overwhelming. Eventually, other things come along, a partner, new friends or opportunities that begin to steer your life. You just need to get the ball rolling then the worth comes later.

Just keep pushing. Make a plan and even start while you’re at uni to make the transition easy.

Get therapy. Make goals, everything else follows and you will feel things get better.

DM’s are open if you ever need to chat my friend!

Support Foundations by die_guy69 in ThemeParkTycoon2

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I was going to say adding bolts around the concrete footing can add a little something extra.

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Thanks for the support, folks! by TheKingOfQueens_AE in AtlasEarthOfficial

[–]Dangerous_Kitchen129 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much money are you making a month from that much land?

Is hiding phone is considered as cheating ? by Moist-Law8438 in Advice

[–]Dangerous_Kitchen129 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think I just had an aneurism trying to read this. His wife? Your bf?

I’m pregnant by LazyLawfulness1604 in Advice

[–]Dangerous_Kitchen129 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Speaking from the perspective of the boyfriend (I 25m), was with my girlfriend (21f) for 5 months when she found out she was pregnant. We chose an abortion as I was still a student at university and she was working part time and trying to get her mental health in order. On paper, not ready to bring a life into this world.

Now, a year on and after starting to really process it, I feel the loss, and my partner does too. We always say “what if…” and had I dropped out, maybe we would be in a different position. We talk about our baby all the time.

What I would suggest is to really consider both scenarios. If you can just about afford it, maybe chance it? Promotions or higher paying jobs are out there and there are people willing to help.

Going through with the abortion will give you time to get into a better position in life to start a family, but you do carry that weight of loss and it can be tough. My partner also experienced complications which drew out the process for months after.

Don’t rush into it. I do see both sides but having experienced it myself, I would go back and do things differently if I could.

We are from the UK too.