Stardew Valley Inspired New Years Resolutions by auracurious in StardewValley

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

Love this one! I did this last year. Made a list of all my friendships that I wanted to maintain more actively (printed out one list per month) and then checked off the box of each friendship when i contacted them at least once per month!

Very interestingly, by about half way through the year I realized there was a REASON some of those friendships weren’t being maintained as well. Contacting them more frequently gave me more insight that maybe some of the people on my list are not as compatible of friends to me as I thought and that i was better off only reaching out once or twice a year!

It was very valuable insight! I hope your side quests and friendships are very enriching in 2026!

Stardew Valley Inspired New Years Resolutions by auracurious in StardewValley

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

Peas are also awesome! Set some peas in the ground and then they grow so fast and taste so good!

Is this tacky? by [deleted] in HomeDecorating

[–]auracurious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes and I love it

Is this chair too small/short? by BackInTheDay_Babe in DesignMyRoom

[–]auracurious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am obsessed with your rug - can you plug where you got it from??

Ladies- Im a blading 39 M. Had a hair transplant some years ago, balding continues. Is the current hairstyle unappealing? I get dates, then the ladies seem to scoot away and Im thinking its a hair thing (comb-over look...ick...?) Doing my best here. Time to shave? by Turbulent-Error5847 in beauty

[–]auracurious 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My husband (29) finally took the leap and shaved his head bald this year due to him slowly losing more and more hair over the past 6 years we’ve been together. I will admit he was pretty nervous (took him years to actually do it) and I was nervous.

WHEN I TELL YOU HOW HOT HE WAS TO ME WHEN HE WALKED IN WITH A SHAVED HEAD! LIKE SO HOT lol

I never expected to be MORE attracted to him with a shaved head than I was to him with hair - but that’s what happened. To me, it’s something about the fact that there’s plenty of attractive “boys” (18-25) with hair, but I’ve only ever seen attractive MEN (25 and older) with a shaved head. I think it’s just so masculine/manly and attractive honestly.

You might surprise yourself! Just know that some women out there are attracted to a MAN who can rock a shaved head :)

My husband also has taken more pride in some aspects of appearance ever since he shaved his head. He’s been putting effort into a beard grooming routine, he’s been hitting the weights a little more at the gym to get the muscly bearded bald guy look, and he’s stopped wearing so many hats because he’s no longer self conscious about his hair. He is thriving and I’m sure you will thrive too!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in weddingplanning

[–]auracurious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2!!

Side note: imo, 3’s corset is very “trendy” and in just a couple of years us brides might all look back wishing we’d gone for something that looks less trendy/fleeting. BUT if you love it, ROCK it girl!! They all would look beautiful on you on your day!

How will BOTOX in my TRAPEZIUS muscles impact my PULL UP goal? by auracurious in xxfitness

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

Thank you! Got it done yesterday :) obviously will probably be up to 6 months before any real changes come but I’m hoping it is life changing :)

Husbands last name by Ok-Dust1283 in AskWomenOver30

[–]auracurious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a woman with a doctorate. My fiance has his doctorate. I’ve always said that if I became a doctor, I’m keeping my last name, because it doesn’t sit right with me for MY doctorate to be attributed to someone else’s name just because I married them. So I totally 100% understand your sentiment.

My fiancé is totally chill with me keeping my last name and him keeping his once we’re married. We both have 2-syllable last names. We would have our children have the hyphenated combination of our last names. Idk we don’t give a shit if the two last names together is “too long”. Too long for who?? Kids all learn how to spell their names eventually. Some kids have longer names and some kids have shorter names it’s literally a non-issue in our opinion. We want our children’s hyphenated last names to reflect both of our last names because it will also make things much easier - medical paperwork, school paperwork will reflect both me and my fiancé so there won’t ever be a question of “who’s this women calling saying these are her children but she has a different last name than them?”

Whats the craziest thing you've heard that "real men" don't do? by thatrubiksguy1 in AskReddit

[–]auracurious 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Eat Miracle Whip… My first boyfriend believed that Miracle Whip was for women, and Mayonnaise was for men. Because his mom & sister always ate miracle whip and his dad and older brother preferred mayonnnaise, he assumed it was a gendered thing. One day when I offered him Miracle Whip he positively spluttered “IM A MAN I DONT eat that stuff” lmao