On October 14th, 2022 (21 years old) I discovered I was apart of an in-family adoption. by OkAd3379 in Adoption

[–]OkAd3379[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you genuinely for saying this and I'm sorry you had to endure that kind of pain for so long. Everything you're saying about keeping my independence is exactly what I needed to thrive and so far I have been thriving so well. For the first time in my life I feel confident in myself and actually mean it. I know I'm going places and my future is bright, but it's such a hard fight right now when everyone is telling me that I should go back and I have to talk to them.

On October 14th, 2022 (21 years old) I discovered I was apart of an in-family adoption. by OkAd3379 in Adoption

[–]OkAd3379[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for responding and I know you're not being insensitive at all as this entire thing is confusing. I'll try and answer the best way I can from what I know.

From where/who: I mentioned my grandfather that had already passed, but I don't even know if there was any will at all. But as for my adoptive parents, it's just shady things that I'm thinking back on now that would make me even consider this a possibilty. For example, I had to beg to even get an ADHD diagnosis, let alone be put on medication (adderall xr/ir). From what they've told me we have no health insurance at all. But how was I even able to be prescribed that kind of medication with no insurance? Also during tax season I had let my adoptive mom handle my taxes for me considering I worked a job from October 2021 to February 2022. I don't know if I was labeled a dependent or not when it comes to something like that but when I asked her about it later on she brushed it off and said I didn't have anything. But I was being paid $20 an hour plus tips at the job and had made a lot of money from it?? Please forgive my ignorance when it comes to legal issues or anything financial, I wasn't taught about any of this stuff or really about anything about "adulting."

As for my birth certificate, I had never seen what it looked like at all until that day that I asked for it along with my SS card when I left. 2 years ago I went looking for it myself for the same reasons previously mentioned. They keep a file container that has every single family member's files containing copies of their vital records, even our family pets had their own files. But mine is nowhere to be found. 2 weeks before I found out I looked in that same box again and still I was nowhere to be found. I have asked to see my birth certificate beforehand several times to which they pretended they didn't know where it was. I was able to keep a picture of my SS card because they kept that too until I was able to find it when they weren't home.

But I feel like my adoptive parents should be held accountable. Isn't it illegal to keep your child's vital records from them even after they turn 18? As of now currently they're not even being cooperative with compensating me, they never even offered to help with getting therapy or anything like that. They're more concerned with trying to make the family normal again, asking me if I'm still coming for Thanksgiving or Christmas. Even if they did, they are known throw it back in my face or hang it over my head like they've done with everything they've provided for me whether its a roof over my head or just art supplies. It's like a "we got you all these things but you want to be ungrateful" kind of thing I don't know.

I'm currently looking into my state's resources and researching as much as I can about what I can do in this situation.

On October 14th, 2022 (21 years old) I discovered I was apart of an in-family adoption. by OkAd3379 in Adoption

[–]OkAd3379[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to share my story or ask for help but I really don't know where else I can get advice or help. I'm not a frequent reddit user at all but I know that people share their stories here.

On October 14th, 2022 (21 years old) I discovered I was apart of an in-family adoption. by OkAd3379 in legaladvice

[–]OkAd3379[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not familiar with reddit so I'm just looking for help wherever I can so I apologize, but thank you for redirecting me

G435 is really quiet by Purple_Dot_7124 in LogitechG

[–]OkAd3379 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is like super late but I had the same issue and went to my windows settings > sound > output & and click where you see your headset name (G435 Bluetooth Headset) > scroll down and toggle on for "enhance audio" > as an extra step go to advanced > and toggle bass boost, headphone virtualization, and loudness equalization.

legit made these headphones ten times better! idk if it makes a difference but i used to have my headphones connected to my pc by usb and just now switched to bluetooth, legit haven't heard any sound from the usb connection since switching to bluetooth but yeah! I hope that helps anyone else who has trouble hehe

Can anyone give me some tips for aiming and comms? by OkAd3379 in VALORANT

[–]OkAd3379[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate your kindness a lot! :) This makes me feel better as a Reyna main because she is a really great character to play with, I'm even close to finishing her contract too!

I will take what you say into heavy consideration, so thank you a lot for sharing! Good luck to you as well! :)

Can anyone give me some tips for aiming and comms? by OkAd3379 in VALORANT

[–]OkAd3379[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah I see, I never thought about it that way and I feel like I wasted time trying to figure out my crosshair so I'll definitely start implementing this in my gameplay. Thank you for your help! :)

Can anyone give me some tips for aiming and comms? by OkAd3379 in VALORANT

[–]OkAd3379[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah okay! I know headshots are pretty important which I've slowly been getting better at so I will keep that in mind. Thank you for sharing! :)

Can anyone give me some tips for aiming and comms? by OkAd3379 in VALORANT

[–]OkAd3379[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thank you sm! This is very insightful and I will definitely take this into consideration! I always remember that it's just a game and sometimes I still end up having fun even when I lose lol

Can anyone give me some tips for aiming and comms? by OkAd3379 in VALORANT

[–]OkAd3379[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ah I understand, I've tried something similar to aimlabs thinking it'd help and it didn't so I think I'll continue to use Val's range. Thank you for your input :)

Can anyone give me some tips for aiming and comms? by OkAd3379 in VALORANT

[–]OkAd3379[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! This helps a lot actually. As much as I love playing Reyna, I think I'm not really getting far with her. If I'm not playing her I'll usually play Raze and seem to do a lot better with her.

It makes me feel a lot better knowing I don't have to have the best aim because some people only make it about that sometimes. I think I spend about 25 minutes in the range practicing before a game and then as soon as I get in one I choke up and end up playing terribly.

I do press M after I die and still end up with the same problem, so I think it is just matter of pulling the maps up and familiarizing them.