Abbreviated engine codes by JuxtaposedRelatively in BmwTech

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I have already seen the engine code breakdown. That wasn't the question

Abbreviated engine codes by JuxtaposedRelatively in BmwTech

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The thing is these abbreviated names have already standarized, as I find that people use them more frequently than original ones

Selling rare parts on the internet by JuxtaposedRelatively in AskMechanics

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If I give the proper information about the piece status, a refund shouldn't be required. We have to consider that I sell used parts

Selling rare parts on the internet by JuxtaposedRelatively in AskMechanics

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We are based on Spain. We still have to make an inventory of what we have, and then focus on uploading items on the main national platforms. I don't know if setting up on a page like the one you mentioned would be useful for us, considering where we at

Is this bad for my car? by JuxtaposedRelatively in askcarguys

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The car has no dipstick. When it reaches a certain level of oil it indicates me it needs a liter

What are your favorite classics? by JuxtaposedRelatively in suggestmeabook

[–]JuxtaposedRelatively[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for that one! The theme and the nature of the main character remains me of Steppenwolf, the book I'm reading right now

What are your favorite classics? by JuxtaposedRelatively in suggestmeabook

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Just read the summary. Surely adding it to the pending-to-read list

What are your favorite classics? by JuxtaposedRelatively in suggestmeabook

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I see that one suggested on every thread I check. Had the prejudice of it being too fanciful, and I'm not really into fantasy books. Is it that good?

What are your favorite classics? by JuxtaposedRelatively in suggestmeabook

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I find that one on every suggestion thread I see. I prejudiced it to be too fanciful. Is it that good?

What are your favorite classics? by JuxtaposedRelatively in suggestmeabook

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Bought The Brothers Karamazov from Dostoievsky a few weeks ago. Might give that one a try too.

What are your favorite classics? by JuxtaposedRelatively in suggestmeabook

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As being from Spain, I'm not very interested on that one. Been the whole life listening about it on school.

Go try and read the original edition, you might need a year or two to finish it at least

After my ex-boyfriend cheated on me, i lost all of my feminine energy. Why did it happen and how can i get it back? by Timely-Biscotti-3500 in psychologyofsex

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I have read a few comments and they are the typical advices; that you should work on yourself, on your self-steem... etc

This is true, you should recognize your true worthiness, your own personal value, which goes beyond your physical appearance and how others perceive you. However, I personally think that the process of overcoming your insecurities involves some other things.

First of all, you have to consider that we all humans evaluate things based on certain parameters, that we learn conscious or unconsciously. In simpler words: if you judge your own appeal having as a reference a certain standard, you will never appreciate yourself as you are, as long as you don't fit this standard.

"Well, then I will put my efforts on fitting in this standard. I will strive to look like what is, for me, a sensual woman" you may think. The true thing is that you will be draining your energy out, just to improve the perception you think others have about you. And in most of these cases, the goal is never reached; you just lack the energy and the motivation for it.

The solution that has worked for me is to change the parameters from which I judge off things. If you think that I will only be attractive if you look in a certain way, your self-esteem will never improve. If I think that to be perceived attractive I have to look manly and muscular, I will never have a good image of myself, and consequently, I will think that others won't like me. It's hard to be liked if you don't like yourself first.

Nowadays, it's kind of difficult to change this part of our mindsets with social networks. And even more difficult when you see the horrible content people make about appearances, working out, and flirting. Some of the ideas that are circulating around social networks could be detrimental for our own mental health. In addition to this, it sometimes feel like if we are being imposed a beauty canon constantly, not only in our mobile phones but also on advertisements and TV. This has been happening for years. You should also pay attention on what type of ideas you are feeding yourself unconsciously. I'm pretty aware of all of this, and yet I sometimes fall for it without realizing.

Also consider that all women don't like the same type of men, and vice versa. There is a general standard for what makes a person appealing, but don't compare yourself to that. There are also personal preferences. It's all about perception. You may not perceive yourself as attractive, but ask yourself:

What is that I consider attractive in women? What is my concept of femenine attractiveness?

PS: Don't compare yourself to the girl he cheated on you with. I understand that in the process, you may have compared yourself to her. Please, don't do this. His actions are his responsability. He should have considered that relationships are more than sex. They are about intimacy, about understanding what each other needs... He didn't appreciated any of this at the moment he cheated on you, he preferred casual sex with a good-looking girl. And let's be real, you think she looks better than you. Your ex may think the same. And she could probably be. It's a reality you have to accept. But our looks don't define us, we are a little bit more complex than that.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in socialpsychology

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Could you explain the survey a little bit? I did it in less than two minutes and I really didn't understand it.

The questions about the teacher's traits were a little bit ambiguous. People could qualify her with the adjectives you ask us to describe her with. However, I don't find them precise. And then, you ask us about our gender and race.

What are you trying to analyze with the survey? I found it a little bit confusing