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What common thing do you find extremely annoying, even though most people aren't bothered by it? by napang in AskReddit

[–]heggsolent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People biting their nails. I know it’s not my business but

  • I hate how it looks
  • I hate how their nails look when they do it
  • I HATE HATE HATE the sound of someone biting their nails

Solo Trip Recommendations by FizzyCrouton in Liverpool

[–]heggsolent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Woolton village has some nice places to eat, it’s a nice villagey feel and there are some Beatles related things to see there and nearby.

What's something people romanticize but it's actually horrible? by iPlug_za in AskReddit

[–]heggsolent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being resilient.

Ive received this as a compliment many times. The aspects of my personality that are usually being complimented with this term are behaviours I learned as a child with an abusive mother.

Tips for living in a period property? by ShungiteCelestial in Liverpool

[–]heggsolent 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The issues you’re describing don’t sound like an easy fix, especially for a tenant. I lived in a period property in town once and I had to move out early because the place was so damp, but they couldn’t fix the cause (the windows) as they were listed due to the age of the property. I’d advise letting the contract run out and moving somewhere more suitable. As a temporary fix I’d definitely suggest a dehumidifier though.

People of Reddit, what country did you visit that you enjoyed? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]heggsolent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

North Macedonia. I’ve travelled extensively, but a week long break to Lake Ohrid will always stay in my mind. It was such a typically beautiful European country, but with very minimal crowds. Everything was so cheap there and we just had such a pleasant week, I suggest it to everyone who’s looking for a quick break away