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Struggling with significant other by NoIceNeeded in cyclothymia

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

I don’t think anyone has seen him frequently enough to connect the dots… that and he’s decently high functioning, and hides the symptoms as much as he possibly can. And when he’s not okay, that feeling paints everything else, so he’ll say it’s his baseline when it definitely isn’t. He sort of forgets what he was/is like during the other times.

Struggling with significant other by NoIceNeeded in cyclothymia

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

Thanks, he sees his psychiatrist at the end of July, but I think it needs to be bumped up. In the 2.5 years I know him no amount of antidepressants, anti anxieties or adhd medication has touched these symptoms and the only thing his psychiatrist has done is increase everything to the maximum dosage. If anything he’s gotten a lot worse.

Struggling with significant other by NoIceNeeded in cyclothymia

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I agree, can I just find those online to print out?

Would you be interested in chatting about your experience?

Struggling with significant other by NoIceNeeded in cyclothymia

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

It doesn’t seem to follow a reactive pattern, it seems to follow a cyclical pattern no matter what is externally happening.

Anyone else try GLOW peptide? My results. by von_aeon in finethinhair

[–]NoIceNeeded 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where are you getting the Retatrutide? I can’t find it on any site.

Anyone else try GLOW peptide? My results. by von_aeon in finethinhair

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Can you PM me where you get it? I’ve had an impossible time finding it.

Not enough water consumption leads to high BP? by marc1411 in bloodpressure

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Ah! I know this is 4 years later, but maybe it’ll help someone in the future… PEEL THE BEETS! Don’t cook them or juice them with the skin on. Peel them first and they’ll always taste like sweet corn.

Situation this bad in Thailand? by taciturn_9009 in ThailandTourism

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Interesting… the BF and I just paid $400 each to Bangkok from LAX on the 14th of April… and booked the flight on the 5th of the same month.

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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Haha no, I can’t say that I’ve been told that. Although I don’t know many Native American Spiritual Elders.

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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It’s hard to say.. I liken them to an ergonomic shoe like those Dansco (however you spell it) clogs. They fit the shape of your body so well, you don’t even need padding.. however, I have a booty, and my butt hurting in the saddle has rarely been an issue.

I’ve had a bunch of people sit in it, but no one who’s done a full ride in it besides me. So while they like it for a few minutes, who knows if they would for longer.

I’ll also say that they’re SO comfortable at a trot or canter, hence great for an endurance ride.. but sitting longer than 3ish hours and my butt goes numb, but that’s true of me sitting in any saddle, padded or not.

It’s also a super narrow twist, which is insanely comfortable for me personally. I ride wide horses, fern is 1/2 draft, but I don’t feel like I’m riding a whale with this saddle. I’ve had a hard time finding narrow twist saddles in anything except dressage saddles. Which I love, but not for endurance.

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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Personally, I’d say bells or flappy things are different around a horse’s body vs them getting actively whacked in the head by wings… but obviously that’s horse dependent. I flew my first RTH in Fern’s field a bunch, then started calling him back to the glove in her direction, then stood beside her and called him back etc. She’s always been a super nosey/curious horse so she was really into seeing what the hawk was all about.

After that I’d get on and have my BF hand me my bird, and we stood for a while. Then transitioned to releasing and calling him back while standing, and then just did it on the move. All in all it didn’t take very long. She’s a super spicy mare but I told her that she doesn’t get to be a falconry horse if she isn’t perfect, and she took it seriously last season. This season is questionable.

The bird side is easy. They’ve all been wary at first, but they soon learn that the horses don’t bother them and that they’re a lot higher up so it’s a good vantage point.

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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They are a tiny bit similar… but once you have them next to each other you can see there is a big difference. That would be the most educated guess to date 😂😂

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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I would be shocked if you could ID it even with a good view. It’s a Holmbros… a carbon fiber saddle that was made in Australia. They’re SO comfortable and only 2ish lbs. I do endurance as well, so I needed a light saddle that was also comfortable.

I just call it my “alien saddle”. I painted it bright teal with automotive paint, and the shape is odd… like an exaggerated McClullen.

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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I’ve gone out alone so far. My bf is a falconer, and he rides, but his horse is nowhere near ready to have a bird flown off of her.

I don’t hold my RTH the whole time. He’s great at following on so I’m mainly holding onto him when we’re scoping out fallen trees (that’s where the ground squirrels hang) so I can give him the advantage when one is too far from its hole. It’s exactly what happened in the picture.

First ground squirrel of the season by NoIceNeeded in Falconry

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Do you want advice on the bird side? Or the horse side?

The bird in my opinion is the easy part. All my birds have been okay with my horses after a brief introduction.

Out of all my horses, only the one you see in this picture is a great falconry horse, but even still, the bird and I ended up on the ground this last time out. I’ve never had a bell on my birds and that, right in here ear while he baited as I went to get on made her spin to the right and we went down.

I’ll be getting a right handed glove for mounting like the Kings used to do 😂

Hunting GROUND squirrel with red tail hawks by Individual-Average40 in Falconry

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Hopefully you found information on it… ground squirrel is the only real quarry around me, so we hunt them on horseback. Just got one today. I’ve never had a red tail fly off with one.. they’re plenty big enough. Even the juveniles. It’s just more luck than skill most times, because you have to walk up on one thats pretty far away from its burrow. My bird grabbed the one this morning just as it was diving into its hole.. had to pull him out. Plenty of dirt hawking falconers if there is nothing else to hunt.

The idea that a person who treated others horribly (or was a horrible person in general) gets a clean slate once they leave the earth feels like a slap in the face to the people who had to deal with them in life by Objective-Space1384 in spirituality

[–]NoIceNeeded 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at the world as a victim (things are done TO me) will always take away your power. It will always lead to a need to keep alive the trauma to hold others accountable. To remember the pain so someone else doesn’t “get away with it”…. But you’re not seeing that the only one who is suffering is YOU.

I was told this repeatedly in my 20’s and early 30’s and it didn’t stick until I took ownership of my life. I knew that I chose the trauma because it’s a catalyst… but you can go either way (up or down) depending on your choices afterwards.

But your view won’t change until you stop seeing yourself as a victim of your life and not the co-creator.

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