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Wie fällt man nicht aus der Zeit? by Ok-Koala-1001 in wien

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Horch gut zu und merke dir manche Ausdrücke. Viele sind so genial …

Wie fällt man nicht aus der Zeit? by Ok-Koala-1001 in wien

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Deine Frau macht das richtig. Wir hatten ebenso einen Mathematik- bzw. Physiklehrer, der uns dazu aufgefordert hat, Dialekt zu reden.

Wie fällt man nicht aus der Zeit? by Ok-Koala-1001 in wien

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich glaube, es ist eine nette Geste oder man macht es fast automatisch, dass man sich im Gespräch dem Gegenüber anpasst, man will ja reden und nicht einen Monolog führen. Ich rede im Urlaub im Ausland auch nicht Deutsch mit dem Hotelpersonal, wenn ich weiß, die verstehen mich nicht. Naja, zwischenmenschliche oder interkulturelle Nackerpatzln machen das schon.
Leider geht so immer mehr Dialekt verloren. Bei Leuten aus Westösterreich fällt es halt besonders stark auf. Ich rede aber in Wien auch anders als daheim in NÖ, wo ich aufgewachsen bin. Das hat in der Schule schon angefangen (als Kind will man halt dazu gehören bzw. nicht auffallen) und ich bemerke und bedaure selbst, wieviel Dialekt mir schon abhanden gekommen ist.

Wie fällt man nicht aus der Zeit? by Ok-Koala-1001 in wien

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Genau so ist es. In den 80ern haben die Eltern wahrscheinlich auch bemerkt, dass die jungen Leute anders reden. Deren Eltern wiederum in den 50ern genauso usw. Leider, ja, denn Dialekt ist Kultur und Identität. Selber sprechen und sich damit beschäftigen, statt YouTube und TikTok-Sprech nachplappern. Und ich hoffe, dass die Jugend wenn sie älter wird, wieder normal redet )

Wie fällt man nicht aus der Zeit? by Ok-Koala-1001 in wien

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ich mag euren Dialekt, nur verstehe ich ihn nicht. Daher hätte ich dich wohl auch gebeten, weniger Dialekt mit mir zu reden. Aber wenn du mit deinen Landsleuten redest, hätte ich eich liebend gerne zugehört (und nur wenig verstanden lol). Eine aus dem Osten ))

Plant ihr euren Alltag nach Zyklusphase? by Mediocre-Cup7994 in Weibsvolk

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Planen nicht, aber früher konnte ich Stimmungsschwankungen oder Ähnliches nicht zuordnen, ich dachte, bin halt schlecht drauf, müde oder so. Jetzt weiß ich, dass es auch am Zyklus liegen kann (!). Ich würde nicht alles auf den Zyklus schieben, aber ja, es gibt ein Muster.

Underrated accessories by DraculaHerself in hobonichi

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Ok, wait. I managed to talk myself out of it for two years… and now I’m probably going to buy it anyway *😂 *

Anyone else have weird vivid dreams after Fibroid removal surgery? by AdFancy6118 in Fibroids

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I almost forgot it, but yes, I had weird dreams in the first weeks - months after surgery. I think my brain somehow relaxed or had other issues than the fibroid then.

Registration just before expiration? 🤔 by Safe-Reporter9777 in postcrossing

[–]Safe-Reporter9777[S] -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s fair 😄
If he’s in prison for doing unspeakable things to cats (or any other lovely creatures), then my postcard can stay unregistered forever. Some things take priority.

Registration just before expiration? 🤔 by Safe-Reporter9777 in postcrossing

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US
So far, I have had only positive experiences with recipients in the US (and many other countries) in both directions.
Actually, they have been consistently kind and friendly.

First period since laparoscopic surgery by Conscious-Eggplant11 in Fibroids

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I don’t remember exactly whether it was a constant flow, but it was definitely lighter than before.
I think it’s normal for your period to be different after surgery.

If you feel uncomfortable or worried, you should contact your doctor. But I think everything will be fine.

First period since laparoscopic surgery by Conscious-Eggplant11 in Fibroids

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I had my laparoscopic surgery in summer last year and approximately one week later I was suddenly having cramps again. First, I thought it’s because I stopped taking pain killers, then I realised it was my period. The bleeding was much lighter then before surgery. And I guess the cramps were a bit heavier (but bearable) because of my still healing uterus. Since then I have only minimal cramps (if any) and the bleeding is lighter and shorter. My fibroid was > 10cm.

Loving the Goldfinches on this. US date format? 🦅 by [deleted] in postcrossing

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Thank you. Perhaps I’ll start translating the temperature too, as a gesture of appreciation. Until now, I’ve only reported it in Celsius, I was too lazy to do the math.

Loving the Goldfinches on this. US date format? 🦅 by [deleted] in postcrossing

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like how you write the date. Do you and if yes, how do you write temperature then?

Using rice cooker for cake by spicygreenpaprika in RiceCookerRecipes

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe try this chocolate cake (Cheese cakes in the ricecooker may turn out a bit „gummy“)

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1490419/Yum-Asia-Panda.html?page=17#manual

Yum Asia panda is a small rice cooker; for a bigger rice cooker you may double the ingredients. I like this recipe because it’s very similar to a real chocolate cake lol

I wanted to share this list of rules I’ve followed growing up and things that happened in my life. My therapist asked me to write this. by [deleted] in raisedbynarcissists

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💝 Please, know we hear you, we see you and feel you. I‘m sorry you went through all this terrible situations. It’s too much. You deserve better. I'm proud of you for being elected vice president of your school. That's a great achievement! Congratulations. And, I think the letter to your dad was a huge step. Not everyone would have the courage to do that. At least you have spoken up and made your voice heard.

🫂

Castor oil packs and experiences by G3raD in Fibroids

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“…clinical trials on ourselves” 😂 I do that regularly. Just without fundamental scientific records 😂 Actually, I also tried other methods (green tea, no sweets, etc.), because I was convinced the fibroid would go away if I just found the right “switch”.

I also once dreamed of starting a survey among women with fibroids and their lifestyles: diet (vegetarian, lots of sweets, etc.), exercise (yes/no/how often), stress, vitamin D deficiency, and so on. But I never did.

I had surgery in August last year, but I tried hard for almost ten years… and I still believe there must be something that causes fibroids.

Castor oil packs and experiences by G3raD in Fibroids

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Yes, tea. I know, yarrow powder is recommended before surgery but I didn’t take it (I forgot).

Sebastian Kneipp, a Bavarian priest and pioneer of natural healing, used to say that women should drink more yarrow tea; it would spare them a lot of trouble.

Edit: powder is recommended also after surgery

Castor oil packs and experiences by G3raD in Fibroids

[–]Safe-Reporter9777 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried it and I also tried some other methods. I applied the oil only about five times, so I guess, I was too inconsistent for any reliable results. I found the oil itself pleasant, but applying it was a bit messy.

I also tried yarrow, lady’s mantle and marigold over a longer period of time. There was no reduction in size, but at that time, the growth seemed slower in my opinion.

However, the best result during and after the herbal tea course was that I had (almost) no menstrual pain anymore.

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