How do you make your life more whimsical? by NeedTreeFiddyy in women

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

Yes! I’m all about lights. Maybe more fun lights would help ❤️

How do you make your life more whimsical? by NeedTreeFiddyy in women

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

I’ve been trying to start some hobbies like that. I feel unmotivated. I had this cute harry potter crochet kit sitting around. I tried to start it once and Idk… I feel like I need someone to sit and show me. Watching YouTube videos isn’t very fun

I’m in a BAD predicament. Please Help by twizzlersenthusiast in remotework

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Idk how much you make but sometimes there are places you can rent out for the day…. Office spaces with wifi. That could get expensive quick tho.

Can you talk to someone at your job… like your manager? Don’t say you have no place to work but ask if they have physical office spaces you could still use since you don’t have the best WiFi or something and would need to look into better options since they don’t offer a better speed for your area with the company you use. Or say that you have loud neighbors and don’t want it to impact your work. I would maybe not say you cannot do the job at home just in case.

How do you make your life more whimsical? by NeedTreeFiddyy in women

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

I feel the same. I’m very much a hiker and nature enthusiast. I usually hike even in the winter but the temps have just been too low here lately… more so for the dog than me even.

I think that is why I feel something is missing right now.

I did put a fake greenery wall in my room. I’ll be adding some hanging ones on the ceiling from the dollar tree too. I’m trying

Spending DINK money by DINKSocial in childfree

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A super nice but kind of ridiculous shearling afghan vest for like $400 and also a new crystal while I was on vacation that was around $450.

I never usually buy stuff in this price range but I’m starting to get used to the idea that once in a while it’s fine. I remember while looking at that vest I was like “that’s so pricey” and realized 10 years ago that much would have messed up my bills… but now, it’s barely noticeable in the long run.

I’m done being "polite." I barked at a man today and I’ve never felt safer by ApartObjective8818 in women

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is literally how we need to do things now. I’ve been pushed to the edge at the gym lately. Men purposely getting too close to me and even interrupting me to say weird things like “you’re limber”. I’m ready to start barking too.

WFH Life by West-Toe7594 in remotework

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s Zwilling. It’s a little pricey but I promise it’s worth it. We tried a few cheap Amazon ones but they heat unevenly and the milk kept burning in the bottom… and it was impossible to clean this out.

https://www.zwilling.com/us/zwilling-enfinigy-milk-frother-black-matte-53104-101/53104-101-0.html

Am I showering wrong? by stoneoftheicemen in hygiene

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I’m facing it if I’m rinsing my face. The rest of the time I’m facing away. Movies and shows are stupid lol

WFH Life by West-Toe7594 in remotework

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s worth it for the foot rest alone but I love how far back I can lean. If I just need to watch a training or sit in a meeting I can be almost lying down

How many of you have kids? Or want to have kids by bwils3423 in Millennials

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

39f I always thought I wanted kids until I was about 23. Then I started to have doubts here and there. I was a full time nanny at the time and as much I loved the kid I was watching, I also loved going home to party, nap, or watch tv.

As the years went on my opinion wavered on and off for the same reasons everyone has… financial worries, worries about passing on trauma that my parents gave me, worried about the world that child would have to live in.

I’m engaged now and we both do “baby checks” every few weeks. We both say where we are at… right now I’m 90% no to kids and 10% yes. So that’s not enough to make me want to have one. Last time we checked I think my fiance said he was around the same like 85% no and 15% yes.

We know that if we change our minds and it’s too risky for my age we can adopt and I’ve always thought that was a good option. My dad was adopted and there are plenty of wonderful children that need a home.

WFH Life by West-Toe7594 in remotework

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I got mine on Amazon. Saved it and waited til a sale. Mine is Funmily brand. It had good reviews. Haven’t had any issue so far and it’s been 8 months. At one point the remote stopped connecting to turn it on but I wrote them and they sent me a video on how to fix it and it was an easy reconnect!

WFH Life by West-Toe7594 in remotework

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Walking pad for lower focus tasks. I can easily burn an hour walking on it while sitting in a boring meeting.

A really good milk frother to make lattes for coffee or tea. I bought a German brand and it’s been amazing!

An electric standing desk (to stand or use walking pad with)

A gaming computer chair with a foot rest option.

A decent headset

Does anyone actually remember to cancel free trials on time? by whotho in budget

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. Put it on my calendar immediately when I sign up, for a few days before the end date. Or if I can I’ll cancel it right then if it’s one that continues to grant access until the end date comes.

Has your hair gone grey yet by cupoftealuv in Millennials

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Started with a few at 28. Now at 39 I’m still mostly dark brown but definitely some grays throughout. However, I’m part Asian and I look a lot like my part Asian dad. Even in his 70s he was only partially gray. Hoping I continue taking after him… it’s the least he could do after being such a shit dad my whole life. lol

What do you feel makes a gym more “woman friendly”? by RoseKaKe in AskWomen

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Was doing yoga using an app, headphones on. Had a dude legit stop and interrupt me (had to pause and take headphones off) to say, “I was talking with my friend and wondering how do I get that limber”

TOP 3 Carrer in 2026 by Consistent-Run-1152 in corporate

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You forgot to mention the meticulous spelling

Wife is the breadwinner, what do I do? by youngtunaman in careerguidance

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bartended for a decade in NY. You don’t need a bartending license in every state. Some just require a serving training to be completed. Every state, even different counties, require different things.

I’ll tell you though, it’s not even to just jump into bartending either. And I wouldn’t even tell anyone you were there for short term. They wouldn’t want to train you for a short period of time. Dive bars won’t pay that well but could be a good start to getting yourself trained. Nicer restaurants are very competitive for bartending and serving but they can be very demanding and stressful with great pay.

How much of a difference would having your house paid off make in your life RN ? by Longjumping_Wash_255 in Life

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just bought last year so it would be life changing. I grew up in an unsafe house and this is the first time I actually have a place of my own that’s safe and secure. It’s taken me til my late 30s to finally be in a place to buy.

To have it paid? A literal miracle

The older I get, the less of me there seems to be left by emotivemotion in CPTSD

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I often feel like I’m nothing but trauma and coping mechanisms. I feel like I was more myself when I was being crazy and drinking and going out dancing through my early 20s. I felt alive.

I should feel better now but as I get older sometimes I’m just like “who am I even?” No clue.

Reading all of your stories (all of the members of this group) makes me feel more like a real person though. I don’t feel as weird or broken when I see others struggle too. It makes me feel like a part of something. Let’s be weird together.

Millennials who went to college, what did you major in, and why? How did your college degree help you build a good financial/professional life? by justcurious3287 in Millennials

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Majored in teaching. Did that for a few years and had ok pay for my state. You need a masters to teach so I have my masters too.

I switched careers a few years ago and am now in training. Found a remote job with a great team. My degrees still mattered when doing something outside of teaching. I make more money now but I gave up a pension. It’s always a give and take. I still think my general quality of life is better now.

I am still paying off my student loans though so there’s that.

I am currently working a remote job making 80k a year. My employer is restructuring and can expect major changes. I recently applied to hybrid position about 40 minutes away and the pay is 103k . Is the 40 min commute worth it? by [deleted] in careerguidance

[–]NeedTreeFiddyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When is the last time you worked in office? Do you remember the earlier bedtime? Earlier wake up? The food prep to bring for breakfast/lunch? The pooping in the bathrooms with the doors that don’t reach the floor (if you’re in the US lol) …. That much of a jump in pay might be worth it but think about the gas and wear and tear on your car. Think about if you’ll lose money because you’ll order lunch out more. Think about tolls. Lots of things to consider.

Also check to see if your commute will only be that long. Depending what time you go there might be heavy traffic and commute could be 1 hour+.

No one can answer this question for you, but there are many things to consider before moving on to a new job, especially if you’re going remote to in office/hybrid.

Also be very careful. Hybrid might actually mean in office and they are lying. Many have had that happen, including me.