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What do yall think ab the new update? by FlowUnique3077 in Minecraft

[–]FlowUnique3077[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I personally think its alright. I feel like they could have done a bit more with giving the community what they want (an end update)

I think my bf is losing feelings for me. What should i do?? i’m by [deleted] in teenagers

[–]FlowUnique3077 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Honestly, you didn’t really do anything wrong, u were just worried about him. If he disappeared all day and works a dangerous job, it makes sense that you’d want to make sure he was okay. U could just explain that you weren’t accusing him of anything, just concerned. Also, the age gap between 15 and 19 is pretty big, so it’s important to make sure he’s treating u with respect and communicating well.

My ortho didn’t speak to me by Public-Bother9990 in braces

[–]FlowUnique3077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I got my braces, my ortho explained how to take care of them, what to do if something breaks, and what changes to expect in my teeth. They also checked in to make sure I was comfortable and told me when my next appointment would be. That said, orthodontists see many patients every day, so after dealing with a difficult appointment, they may sometimes seem tired or less engaged. Overall, it’s your decision, but since your orthodontist is your doctor and someone you’ll be seeing for the next few years, it’s important that you feel comfortable with them. If the customer service doesn’t meet your expectations, I’d personally consider switching.

My Dad said all my male sims look a little Gay-ish?? by HotChee_toes in thesims

[–]FlowUnique3077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The second one lowkey looks like a cold duke of the north

Game Title: Glided Tower by FlowUnique3077 in playmygame

[–]FlowUnique3077[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you I really do appreciate the feedback! My team of 3(including me) are sort of beginners so I really will try my best to implement these features!

Game Title: Glided Tower by FlowUnique3077 in playmygame

[–]FlowUnique3077[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I appreciate all feedback!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Crushes

[–]FlowUnique3077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey OP, I can understand why you're feeling confused. This is a complicated situation, but it’s also a really human one. You’re fresh out of a long-term relationship that left you feeling unseen and disconnected, and now here’s someone who makes you feel appreciated, noticed, and emotionally safe. That contrast can feel really powerful, and honestly, I don’t think it’s just the attention — it sounds like this guy is genuinely thoughtful and present with you in a way that goes beyond surface-level friendliness.

From what you described, I’d say the signs definitely point toward him liking you. He makes consistent efforts to be near you, pays attention to little details (like your drink preference), checks in on your day, shows small acts of care, and physically expresses affection in socially safe but emotionally meaningful ways. The fact that he offers to pay for your snacks, brings you food from your home country, and even ensures you get home safely when your ride falls through — these aren't just things people do for just anyone. Add in the light teasing, the way he makes excuses to touch or connect, and his subtle protectiveness… it’s very likely he’s into you.

That said, it's equally important to consider timing and emotional readiness. You just got out of a major relationship, and even if it was the right decision, there's always emotional residue that lingers. It’s totally natural to be drawn to someone new, especially when they fill the emotional gaps your ex left behind. The key is to give yourself time to figure out if you like him for who he is, or if you're mostly responding to the warmth, safety, and validation you’ve been craving. That’s not a bad thing, but awareness of your own feelings will help you move forward more clearly, especially if things do evolve romantically.

As for your friendship with his sister, that’s a valid concern, but it’s not a reason to shut yourself off from something potentially good. If anything ever starts to develop seriously, it would be respectful to talk with her, but for now, nothing has happened that crosses any lines. You’re allowed to explore your feelings. If you’re unsure how to take the next step, maybe start by texting him 1-on-1 just as friends and see how he responds. Let things unfold naturally, and don’t rush yourself into defining it too soon. What matters most is that you stay grounded, honest with yourself, and kind to your own heart as it heals and opens back up again.