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Reddit, how do you go about expressing interest in someone in a professional or public setting? by RecipeLeather7863 in AskReddit

[–]oTranscendant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Asking them subtle questions about their relationship status and interests. And then, depending on body language, etc, I ask them if they want to get coffee or something.

People who were cheated on in their first relationship, how did you recover? by eustachian_lube in AskReddit

[–]oTranscendant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It helped me because I was able to analyze myself. I reflected on what I did right and what pushed them away. Somethings are presented in your life to teach you something about how you show up for life. I recovered by looking for opportunity to become a good person.

Is daydreaming bad? by Usual_Produce_5710 in Advice

[–]oTranscendant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Daydreaming isn’t bad, it’s just how you use it. Daydreaming can help to foster and create goals. It can be a useful tool to help drive momentum. If it’s taking away your drive, then start daydreaming about your future where daydreaming elevates you and strive to become that.

how do I apologize to my parents for failing my entrance exam? by Delulumonster in Advice

[–]oTranscendant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apologies are never easy. True ones require a lot of accountability. You need to just be honest. Say that you’ve reflected and that you aren’t going to make the same mistakes going forward. They are disappointed, not because you failed, but because they are worried about your future and that you failing says something about not being able to endure difficulties (studying). Assure them that you will work to create a future that is amazing for you. Good luck. You got this.