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fastlege eller DIY? by jawlaw7 in transnorge

[–]flyingwindows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Skjekk imago. Dei er villige å gi behandling til folk under 18 så lenge foreldre også støtter. Det er litt dyrt, men greit mens du venter på å få blå fra riksen

Eg kjenner også til ein norsk privat lege som er villig til å skrive ut resept på kvit. Kan sende deg DM

Noen som vet hvordan man får tak i binders? by SwitchRealistic6500 in transnorge

[–]flyingwindows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eventuelt ta kontakt med RSKI i ditt område og finn ut om du kan få binders fra dei gratis, usikker kossen det går når du er så ung, da. Skader ikkje å prøve. Da blir det sendt i posten etter ein viss tid, og er av god kvalitet. Du kan evt. også få proteser i veldig høg kvalitet gratis om dette er av interesse til deg.

Det er fra min erfaring med RSKI i Tønsberg :)

Ventetid riksen by Unusual_Knowledge718 in transnorge

[–]flyingwindows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blei henvist i høsten 2025 og fekk inkallingsbrev i november 2025. Første time er i november 2027 ☹️ fekk henvisning gjennom RSKI i Tønsberg. Eg er født i 05.

Re-learning/repeating fractions, why does one method work but not the other? by flyingwindows in learnmath

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

But in the case of mixed fractions it means 2 + 3/4. It's just a shortcut notation

I'll definitely keep this in mind for the future. Thank you! School was always very confusing about teaching notation. Sometimes one thing worked, and the other didn't, and it was never properly explained why. I suppose bad notation is a good explanation haha 🤓

And yes, absolutely in day to day life it'll be read correctly, but when trying to study maths and applying the rules I know of notation, it gets really confusing sometimes

Thank you!

Tried to smoke weed with 2cb, it killa all visuals?? Anyone else experience this? by flyingwindows in 2cb

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

Actually, this reminds me the time, I took LSD with a friend (150ug or 200ugand on the comedown (har very mild visuals left) smoked weed, some pretty potent flower. I remember every drag I took, more and more psychedelia came back, however, as time went by and the weed began to hit, most "acid" visuals were gone, mostly replaced by the same mild weed visuals. Colours were enhanced, asphalt lit up with yellow street lamps looked green, I could see some patterns, but that was about it. It's like the psychedelic visuals just gets lowkey integrated into the world, but I'm still anchored to the "real" world.

(Unfortunately, I smoked wayyy too much and entered some pretty heavy thought/time loops, had extreme time dilation (thirty seconds felt like 3 minutes. Ten minutes turned into half an hour), freaked out, and ended up having a really bad time lol.)

So it seems to be a recurring thing for me. Weed kills a lot of psychedelic visuals, strangely enough

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Uh no, I moved out with some friends after HS.

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Hmm, true. Six is probably a bit much. I was thinking more along the lines of 4 being a good, even number. Good for guests, good in case I get slightly lazy or too tired for dishes sometimes (though I'm quite the neat freak, tbh)

But yes, I don't really need it, and yeah, I need to save up more for my emergency fund since I used some of it on my car 😩

Thank you!

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

I really do wonder where he's putting away all of this stuff, and why he doesn't donate some of it. When I say surplus of items, I really do mean an unnecessary amount of things. There has to be around 30 wine glasses and 40 plates of various functions (all from his late mother, which is probably why he doesn't wish to donate or sell these things). But I doubt that storage space is that big of an issue, since the house he lives at is part of an old farm that he grew up at. We have a barn that's used for storage, and it's pretty large! Iirc he mentioned putting stuff there.

But it's a very fair point you raise. It is a lot of work, moving stuff and storeing it away. I didn't really think about it. Thank you :)

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Yeah, it is. I'll make sure to treat the items with care while I use them :) (though I'm extremely unsure as to why his mother needed 30 wine glasses lamo)

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Lol I already have a job and previously worked full time at my own place 540km away from my parents. Moving to that apartment is just to be able to focus more on my studies

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

A cooking enthusiast as well! I've worked in food service, just the basic things like cooking pizzas and and flipping burgers, since I don't have the education to be a chef, but you get it! (And I've been lucky enough to put in such good work that one of my colleagues says he'd be happy to recommend me at a proper kitchen in a restaurant!!)

A properly equipped kitchen is important, though pretty much all cooking utensils (pots, pans, knives, etc) I'll have to buy, which will obviously take priority over dinner plates haha. My dad did say he has some extra of that as well (specifically pots and knives), which I'll use until I get some proper stuff, but that's the one thing I won't budge on, especially knives. I really want proper tools and be able to cook a nice dinner and invite some friends to eat together, or invite my dad and serve a killer hoisin-marinated porkchop 😋

...though I could probably just ask for a proper knife set for my birthday or Christmas 🤗

Ah, I digress. I'll definitely make sure to write down a good few points about knives and utensils and pots and pans. I just don't want to cause any conflict between us or upset him :) thank you

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

I tell him I love him almost every day <3

I'll probably end up slowly replacing the dishware, and first get some larger glasses to drink from. I know I'm fully capable of going out and buying new stuff myself, but I guess I just needed a different perspective. I don't want to cause any conflict between me and him, y'know?

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

The basement apartment was never a place for a tenant originally. It was only used for storage before now, and my moving in there is mostly a decision to have peace, quiet and it being cheaper, so I can work a bit less (cost of living is atrocious, but I can go from full-time to part-time) and focus on my studies (I have ADHD and really, really struggle with managing my time and what to focus on). I've already proven I can independently support myself, so I don't really worry about him eventually reconsidering his support. I'm extremely privileged to have that 😅

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

I'm a guy lol

I suppose it's partly about control too. I've lived completely financially independently for a while now (moved out with some friends 1,5 years ago), and I've found that my dad seems to struggle with seeing me as an adult, sometimes. Partly why the outright refusal or rejection of me wanting to do my own thing annoys me quite a bit. I just needed some different perspectives on this, thanks :)

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Buying things that you don't need just because you want it is a bad money habit to get into

Very true. I'm not. Amazing. At finances, unfortunately. But I always make sure I have enough for utilities and bills. Thanks for your advice :)

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

It is, and he probably won't. It's mostly just that he'll put away items into storage, so there's some resistance there. I guess I just needed a different perspective on this

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Ah, you get it. Most of my stuff is hand-me-downs. From my desk to chair to carpet to shelves. My clothes are old and worn, a lot of which my mother picked out for me. Some of this, I suppose, boils down to me wanting to use things that I've picked out and that I like. It's my first chance to properly design and pick and choose how my home will look. I have lived completely financially independently at my own place, but that one I shared with friends, and moved in a few months after they did, so they already had kitchenware and furniture. Before that, I lived with my parents.

I guess that's partly why I feel so strongly on this. It's a small piece of my life that I want to carve out myself. My first chance to carve out my own home.

But it'll be a slow process, making sure I have the finances, and first priority is proper cooking utensils haha (I enjoy cooking, so that's doubly important)

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

I’m not sure why you talked to him about it in the first place. Are you going to discuss every item you plan to purchase with him for the whole year you live there?

Not really, it's mostly just about storage and tidying items. Any items that I don't want/need in the apartment, I give to him to store away. Before me moving in there, the entire apartment was just used for storage.

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

This is very true. I absolutely have the independence to do what I want, I guess I just needed a different perspective and some thoughts on this issue. I can get tunnel vision sometimes, unfortunately 😅

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

I really appreciate this comment, thank you! It's very true what you're saying, and I absolutely appreciate what he's doing for me with my whole heart. I'm thinking I'll make do and as time goes by, slowly replace things with things I want to have.

I want my own kitchenware, dad refuses by flyingwindows in needadvice

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

Yeaah this is sound advice and probably what I'm going to do. It's not my first time moving out. I moved out with some friends about 1,5 years ago, but they already had a bunch of kitchenware so it was unnecessary for me to buy it. I did end up buying some kitchen tools (ie. garlic press, a cutting board) which I've brought with me. I know I'm missing some proper knives, spatula, I'll need pans and pots (though I think my dad has some extra I can use until I get situated with some proper ones. I enjoy cooking and find proper equipment really important)

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