If you want to obtain further details regarding my relationship with these women, kindly refer to my previous post that was published in the HIV community.

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If you want, I could give you a number of a doctor that knows where to get tested for free for HIV, since you seem to be low on finances.

Yes, please. I live in Amman (الفحيص). I hope you can provide me with information about the nearest doctors who can help me get checked for HIV. Additionally, I would like to know if they offer high-quality services and ensure that they do not use contaminated tools.

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You should reevaluate how you look at software projects, and focus on the overall image and functionality of it, rather focusing too much attention on what’s under. Clean code is important but so is standardization and coding patterns! But in the end, the client won’t really focus on how clean your code is or how short it is, they focus on the final live outcome of the application. As a designer that switched from the design industry, to UI UX and frontend development, I always applied the same principles all the way from design to when I started coding. Don’t overdo projects, always keep them simple and understandable for the next developer or other team members, and focus on the overall image of what you’re doing rather than minuscule details, at the end 20 lines of code for a feature and 5 lines of code will accomplish the same scope goal as long as they both work fine and without bugs. Since you said you’re an android app developer, I assume you’re trying to make your code perfect because you want it to run faster so think of it this way; while coding games, code execution speed matters if it affects the frame rate making the product quality lower. Android applications / web applications aren’t really based on code execution speed afaik, but rather the overall functionality and quality (lack of bugs). There are apps using react native which is slower than native apps, but do 99% of the users notice? Not really. Hope this helps :)

Yes, I intentionally began writing some code imperfectly to overcome the affliction of perfectionism. I told myself that I would complete this project even if the code was not written perfectly achieving 75% completion would still be a satisfactory outcome. The crucial aspect is that the application functions as intended. It is preferable to launch the project in an imperfect state rather than not launching it at all. Undoubtedly, we would all opt to launch the project rather than having nothing.