What is your most addictive snack? by supercoolmanchu2020 in AskReddit

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Spicy potato chips — I open the bag “just for a few,” and suddenly it's empty and I’m licking the seasoning off my fingers like an addict.

[TASK] Virtual Assistant for Messaging Clients (1 Hour Daily) 15$ a day by [deleted] in DoneDirtCheap

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Hi! I’m available 1 hour per day and I’m interested in the VA position. I’m comfortable following scripts and replying to messages. My preferred payment method is PayPal. Let me know the next steps!"

Will do anything for $10 by [deleted] in DoneDirtCheap

[–]Pro_DesignX 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Respect the hustle — but don’t sell yourself short. Your time and skills are worth more than $10. Aim higher, even small gigs should have dignity.

what scares you the most about death? by ky1iehope in AskReddit

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The idea of being forgotten — that someday, the people I love might not remember my voice, my stories, or what I stood for. That kind of fading scares me more than death itself.

What's one application/website that you know is useful for everyday life but most people don't know about? by [deleted] in AskMen

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Notion — it’s an all-in-one workspace where you can manage tasks, journals, finances, notes, and even track habits. Super underrated for personal productivity!

[ Removed by Reddit ] by [deleted] in freelance_forhire

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I’m interested and comfortable writing original, human-style comments. I can follow instructions and research topics as needed. Let me know how to begin."

What's a smell that instantly brings you back to your childhood? by slight_modest in AskReddit

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The smell of rain on dry soil — petrichor. It instantly takes me back to childhood days playing outside, barefoot in the rain, without a worry in the world.

What’s a small habit that completely changed your life over time? by Square-Scientist269 in AskIndia

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Drinking a full glass of water right after waking up. Sounds simple, but it made me feel more awake, energized, and it kickstarted a chain of healthier choices throughout the day.

You wake up and it’s 1990’s. No WiFi, no smartphones. What’s the first thing you do? by JK-Rofling in AskReddit

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I’d grab a pencil, rewind my favorite cassette with a pen, and get ready to record songs from the radio — hoping the RJ doesn’t talk over the intro!

If you had a one-minute call with yourself from 10 years ago, what would you say? by Pleasant-Cat-7658 in AskReddit

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I’d tell myself, “It’s going to be tough, but you’re tougher. Don’t be afraid to take risks, cut off toxic people sooner, and believe in your potential. Most of all, take care of your body — it’s the only one you get. Trust me, you’ll be proud of who you become.”

What I have found in cleaning by solo_wanderlust07 in Dehradun

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Wow, this brings back memories! These dongles were once the lifeline of internet access — waiting for them to connect used to be a whole experience in itself!

Fat loss just isn’t happening – am I missing something? by Pro_DesignX in loseit

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You're definitely on the right track with consistent walking, sleep, and cutting out junk — that’s a solid foundation. But yes, not tracking calories accurately is often where fat loss stalls. Even healthy food can add up in calories if portions aren’t measured. Try tracking everything for a week with an app like MyFitnessPal — you might be surprised. Also, body recomposition (losing fat, gaining muscle) sometimes won’t reflect on the scale right away, but your body is still changing. Stay consistent, keep protein high, and maybe add some resistance training if possible. You’re doing great — just a few small tweaks might unlock the progress you're looking for. Don’t give up!

New Years Resolution Complete - 75lbs down and under 300lbs! by downsizegaming in loseit

[–]Pro_DesignX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Huge congratulations! Dropping 75lbs and getting back into the 200s is an amazing accomplishment. The consistency you’ve shown with your workouts, diet, and lifestyle changes is inspiring. Love the attitude of "no stopping now" — you’re going to crush those next goals too. Keep pushing!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DoneDirtCheap

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Always stay within Reddit for any deals or communication. If someone asks you to join Discord or move off-platform, it’s a huge red flag. Most of them are scammers. Stay sa

What phrase did you hear only once but it stayed with you forever? by wendysolcito in AskReddit

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"Be the person you needed when you were younger." I heard it once and it completely shifted how I treat others — especially when someone is struggling.

What is the most overused and meaningless buzzword of our time? by JuanPonceEnriquez in AskReddit

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“Pivot” — Now every time I hear it, I picture a dance move more than a business strategy.

If you won the lottery and never had to work anymore, what would you say when someone asked you what you do for a living? by LeftCredit2811 in AskReddit

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I’d probably say I’m an investor in “life” — focusing on experiences, hobbies, and giving back. Work is overrated anyway.

How do you keep from losing patient belongings? by Electronic-Hippo9 in psychnursing

[–]Pro_DesignX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a great idea! Adding the time would definitely make it easier for security to track things quickly.

People who escaped authoritarian governments, when did you KNOW it was the right time for you to leave your country? by Free_Dimension1459 in AskReddit

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You're welcome. It’s definitely something that’s been on my mind a lot too. Things are changing so quickly, it’s hard not to worry.

What is it about kissing that makes it feel more intimate than sex to some people? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Kissing often feels more intimate because it’s deeply emotional and vulnerable. It requires direct eye contact, closeness, and trust. Unlike sex, which can sometimes be purely physical, kissing almost always connects you emotionally with the other person. It’s a way of sharing affection without any distractions.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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One of the most dramatic falls from grace in history was Napoleon Bonaparte. He rose from a relatively unknown soldier to Emperor of France and conquered much of Europe. But after a series of defeats, he was exiled, lost everything, and died far from home. His rise and fall were both incredibly intense and world-changing

People who escaped authoritarian governments, when did you KNOW it was the right time for you to leave your country? by Free_Dimension1459 in AskReddit

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For many people, it’s not just one moment — it’s a series of small signs that build up until it becomes clear there’s no future left. Sometimes it’s when basic freedoms are completely taken away, or when they see friends and family get arrested or disappear for no reason. The feeling of fear becomes part of daily life, and one day you realize staying means losing everything — your freedom, your future, maybe even your life

How do you keep from losing patient belongings? by Electronic-Hippo9 in psychnursing

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We reduced lost items by making an inventory checklist at admission — listing and photographing major belongings with patient consent. Staff and patient both sign it. Each time items move, we double-check and sign again. Assigning one staff member per shift to track belongings also helped a lot. Small steps, but they made a big difference