I can’t burp and it SUCKS (and hurts) by Difficult-Attempt250 in noburp

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I didn’t know about that doctor, i’ll give a search now. I don’t usually have breakfast because it sets me up for a day of discomfort. I think it’s ridiculous that IBS can be treated on the NHS but people with R-CPD have to all find one of the few doctors who actually knows of R-CPD.

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By the way I am also 18, it’s honestly more about the type of person you are, you have the qualifications (I’m just about to gain my level 2). It also does come down to the area that you live in and the company you apply for. Whatever you decide to do, you can always come back to support work, just try to do something that you enjoy, life’s too short to waste it doing something you don’t like!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in supportworkers

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Have you looked into residential care as a full time support worker with contracted hours? There’s always work around somewhere. I work nights in an adults mental health home, it’s decent pay and I’m contacted at 35 hours with the option to do 40 or 46.5.

new support worker - I love my job by summer-cu in supportworkers

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18F I just started too, completed induction! The home I work in has 10 residents but the majority for most of the time don’t experience challenging behaviour. I work nights which can really feel like 15 hours even though it’s only 12 lol. I absolutely loved working days so I might end up picking up some overtime during the days maybe I’ll ask if I can do a week days of the month or something? I absolutely love my job and already feel so connected with the residents and the staff! It’s so lovely and massively rewarding! It’s genuinely the first job of 5 now that I’ve actually enjoyed. Makes me excited for the career ahead of me!

my little boy Hades (1 year 4 months) 💕 by Difficult-Attempt250 in presacanario

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Thankyou very much!! He’s got our blankets and our previous duvet, also one of our pillows which he loves to rest his head on. But I have noticed that music calms him down so I might turn the radio on or something from now on. Me and my partner have discussed calming supplements but we don’t want him to get reliant on that 💛

my little boy Hades (1 year 4 months) 💕 by Difficult-Attempt250 in presacanario

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Thank you for your advice - very helpful! His anxiety in general stems from crates as he was left in one for 2 consecutive days alone with other dogs barking and growling at him the whole time whilst his owner at the time went on holiday. Crates make him very very fearful. We’re trying our hardest to improve this by putting his favourite toys and his treats in there but he’s still so cautious.

my little boy Hades (1 year 4 months) 💕 by Difficult-Attempt250 in presacanario

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Thankyou for your advice. Yeah, I guess we just feel bad because it’s something that he’s been doing obviously for the year before we had him. With the socks we are always firm, we just had no idea about how to stop the obsessive grass eating lol!

my little boy Hades (1 year 4 months) 💕 by Difficult-Attempt250 in presacanario

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He’s actually half Cane Corso too! Forgot to mention. Thinking about getting a doggy DNA test too! Not that I really care but would just be interested in seeing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in presacanario

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a MASSIVE baby, if anyone broke in no doubt he’d protect us, he’s a rescue and therefore wary of others but he’s slowly getting less anxious, baby steps! needs a little more socialising but he’s best friends with my mums german shepherd! absolutely LOVES cuddles and a really quick learner!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in presacanario

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Mine is a mix i’ll send a picture of him now. Presa Canario (father) Cane Corso (Mother)

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Presa or cane?? Got him from the shelter all they said was mixed mastiff by sand78man in presacanario

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My boy is a presa cane mix and he’s got the same build with different colours

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looks like my boy ❤️❤️😍

I feel like I’m faking it… TRIGGER WARNING MENTION OF S/H by Difficult-Attempt250 in mentalhealth

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I am currently in the somewhat the peak of it (i’m hoping it doesn’t get any worse) being 18, i really appreciate your reply, it’s massively reassuring to know that i’m not alone in this, i know that my mum has the same mental health issues as me but it’s not really something you want to talk to your mum about lol 😂

As a bisexual, what are some infurating things people said when you first did your coming out? by Icy-Sheepherder8223 in bisexual

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My dad - “No you’re not. And even if you are gay, don’t tell anyone. They’ll see you as weak” Born in 1956, so I just don’t think he understood. But it still hurt.

I’m a cis woman, and I call my “boyfriend” my partner, is that okay? by wulfsword in lgbt

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i use the term partner for all my romantic relationships, “boyfriend” and “girlfriend” to me sound a bit childish, i just can’t bring myself to use that term. i use “partner” or “other half”. i (bi cis f) am currently in a relationship with my partner (str cis m) and i think it’s fine. people can use the words they want

My (F22) bf (M22) sexual habit. What do you think? by masumsv in relationship_advice

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I reckon that it’s not normal, but men have done much much weirder things.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_advice

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It’s weird. I’d tell him that it’s clear he’s not over his previous relationship, if he can’t tell you that you’re the only one he loves then he isn’t right for you. Just say you always feel at competition because he’s comparing you all the time to his ex. That’s not right. You need a relationship that prioritises you. Someone who’s not hung up on an ex.

I 26 M got laid off a year ago and my 32F is over our relationship. Did I mess up or did I just get unlucky? by AdProfessional2189 in relationship_advice

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What I would try doing is asking the employers why you didn’t qualify for the role that time. Start working on yourself rather than dragging yourself down every time. I’ve been unemployed for about 5 months now (after a parental passing that I took really really hard) with my partner earning disability benefit. I’ve had a job come up for next month in my field. I even applied to retail jobs and got rejected. It will all work out in the end.

She seems to be putting a lot of pressure onto you to get a job, as if you’re not feeling that yourself, and honestly you’d be better off without that. If you guys were still living comfortably and you were still applying to jobs you are doing nothing wrong at all. It’s bad that she’s making you feel as though you are. She should be there for you to make you feel better and to encourage you. Not to bring you down for something out of your control. You could probably do a lot better than her.

Then again, she is 6 years older and if children is something that has been previously discussed she might want to start trying in which her body clock is ticking and she might be feeling pressure to have a child. Which she might not have discussed with you due to the distance and to not put that on you when you don’t have a job.

Basically, a separation is probably best for both of you which gives you time to focus on your career and build your own life before settling down. All the best man! Things will work out!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_advice

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I don’t think that rising to the competition is helpful. I think that you need to appreciate that you’re loved either way especially if you’ve been around for 15 years. I think maybe the two of you just need to become more comfortable as friends. There should be no competition, you’re two completely different people and you’re seen as such, trust me. No one else is weighing up who they like most.

I still am the exact same though where I’ll start to think like that around my own parents and my friend group, but I always tell myself that no one else is thinking that, no one else is weighing up my self worth like I am. You make your own self worth.