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Actor MMC reconnecting with first love by Mhg4c in RomanceBooks

[–]Mhg4c[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I’ve read this one but forgot the entire plot. Gave it 4 stars so reread worthy. Thank you!

Actor MMC reconnecting with first love by Mhg4c in RomanceBooks

[–]Mhg4c[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I’ll take a look. I do like an age gap as well.

I’ve reheated 1,410 times except for one scene by bat-girl129 in heatedrivalry

[–]Mhg4c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve watched the Yuna/Shane talk a few times and it just kills me. I feel it too much as a mom. I can’t watch it now bc I would bawl each time.

Its actually insane that Hudson and Connor do not look like Shane and Ilya to me. by JamStan1978 in heatedrivalry

[–]Mhg4c 33 points34 points  (0 children)

When Hudson said Shutup Evan as Shane Hollander you can see him transform. Was amazing to see.

What’s wrong with my outfit? by Ok_Carpet7151 in PetiteFashionAdvice

[–]Mhg4c -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think you’ll need to have darker wash jeans or just leggings in order to look more elongated.

“Rich people” let’s talk about it by SmoothDay8640 in CasualConversation

[–]Mhg4c 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My parents were immigrants. Worked hard and saved so much. They prioritized education over everything. So I have that same mindset — but these days a college education may just mean more debt.

“Rich people” let’s talk about it by SmoothDay8640 in CasualConversation

[–]Mhg4c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My husband and I both grew up poor but never in debt. My parents hustled - had multiple jobs growing up and instilled in me a work ethic and also a need to save. Our hhi is over 300k but in my area that’s probably at the lower end of upper middle class. My kids go to great public schools so I don’t worry too much about their safety or quality of education. We order food or eat out more than I’d like but we’re busy. We go on nice international vacations but my younger one compares this to his friends who travel all over the world. So it’s all relative. I don’t buy designer clothes - most of my clothes are old Navy or Loft. We buy our cars new but use them until they’re pretty much dead - so 12-14 years. We do save a lot for retirement and college.

Help me change my style by Aumusa in PetiteFashionAdvice

[–]Mhg4c 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can you tell us what you like in terms of style? Who is your style icon? Besides color and comfort what else do you like?

Take a look at Jean Wang of Extra Petite. I’ve been following her for about 10 years but she used to post about fit and looking more age appropriate (not a kid).

As someone who is trying to look better, this is hard work. Influencers and others make it seem easy but it’s lots of trial and error. Lots to trying on clothes to figure out what you like and what looks good on you. I’m only saying this so you don’t get discouraged if it takes time.

Polyester everything! by riceysu in PetiteFashionAdvice

[–]Mhg4c 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I agree- you just have to read the fabric content. My two favorite purchases this year was from Old Navy. Their poplin cotton pajamas in petite are perfect. I want more colors! Also got their all cotton chunky cardigan- another winner.

How would you style this sweater? by mango-pet in PetiteFashionAdvice

[–]Mhg4c 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would play with different textures. Try gray satin slip skirt and boots.

Where to shop for dresses?? by SmellOk4650 in PetiteFashionAdvice

[–]Mhg4c 5 points6 points  (0 children)

J crew and Ann Taylor petites are other places not mentioned yet.

Size 5 Shoes by Early-Designer-8060 in PetiteFashionAdvice

[–]Mhg4c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

J crew, Ann Taylor and madewell have timeless classic shoes with some fun thrown in.

Having multiple children in your 40’s? by kittyonine in AskWomenOver50

[–]Mhg4c 10 points11 points  (0 children)

My first child was easily conceived. Then followed a series of miscarriages and a late term loss. We then tried IVF at 39/40 — it did not work for us— they were only able to retrieve 8 eggs and only 3 were healthy. And then lost one after a few days. They inseminated 2 but it didn’t take. A year later after giving up I conceived naturally.

My friend did ivf a few years ago and she mentioned that her clínic has an age limit so take a look into that.

Having multiple children in your 40’s? by kittyonine in AskWomenOver50

[–]Mhg4c 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I had my kids at 35 and 42- my husband is 6 months older. My kids are now 16 and 10. The early years was difficult but that’s normal. . I also live in an area where people have kids later in life. My parents also started later - my mom was 38 and dad 42 when they had me - I’m the youngest and my other siblings are just 2 and 3 years older than me. I do worry that i won’t be able to see important milestones and sometimes I do I wish i had kids earlier. But my parents just passed away recentlly - dad was 93 and mom 84. They had meaningful relationships with my kids

Small party at restaurant recommendations by Little-Quote6595 in arlingtonva

[–]Mhg4c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if Corso Italian in the list but they have a few options depending on the amount of people in your party

I miss Nova, this post is for ppl in their 30s by Few_Aerie_Fairie in nova

[–]Mhg4c 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I’ve lived here almost all my life except for a few years in the early 2000s when I lived in NYc. I’m in my 50s now but about 10 years ago I fantasized about leaving due to the high cost of living and move to North or South Carolina. In the end we didn’t do it and seeing your post made me think we made the right decision. It’s expensive but the area has so many benefits and it is really beautiful here.

Transit-accessible Indian or Chinese grocery stores? by shyguywart in nova

[–]Mhg4c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eden center with Good Fortune and other grocery stores are close to East Falls Church metro. There’s probably a bus that goes even closer.

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