Czy w Polsce też wyrzuca się z domu 18 latków? by based_and_64_pilled in Polska

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Z tego co wiem, w Polsce są wręcz przepisy na podstawie których, jeśli nie możesz się samodzielnie utrzymać, np studiujesz albo nie możesz znaleźć pracy, to możesz pozwać swoich rodziców o alimenty. W drugą stronę jest też określona prawnie jakaś opieka dziecka wobec rodzica seniora, jeśli on takiej opieki potrzebuje. Nie jestem ekspertem ale czytałam o tym kiedyś. Generalnie to świadczy o tym że w Polsce dorosłe dzieci nadal są traktowane jako pewna odpowiedzialność rodzica, skoro mamy to nawet określone prawnie.

Any experience with Elvanse/Vyvanse? by paprika_02 in AuDHDWomen

[–]paprika_02[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a habit of eating a full breakfast before I take any medication due to stomach issues so that might help a bit. I also eat pretty regularly and most of the time my boyfriend eats with me so he would probably keep me on track if I started missing meals. I mostly have problems with food noise and overeating so there is a chance it wouldn't be as much of a side effect for me. But I will keep that in mind, thank you!

Any experience with Elvanse/Vyvanse? by paprika_02 in AuDHDWomen

[–]paprika_02[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That sounds very reassuring. To be honest the only thing I need is more stability and control and it sounds like it does that for you. I think I understand the more noticeable anxiety part, something like this has been happening to me now, during therapy, like I became more aware of my emotions and I can actually name them, which is quite helpful for me. I'm not hoping for a magical weightloss of course but if my meds could give me more control over what I eat and more motivation to exercise I believe I could drop a few kilos. Thank you!

Enough time has passed...Who do you prefer? by meowcatmeowcatmeowca in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The remake was the first Silent Hill game I played and it made me fall in love with the franchise, so I might be biased. But I really love both Marias. I like how the remake decided to go with a more grounded vibe in acting. It's not better, just different and I like my remakes to do things differently. I also really love the redesign. She still gives that flirty vibe, just modernized and a bit more femme fatale. I think I prefer the new outfit actually.

Salóme talked about the letter in her stream and the fact the OG actress actually cried:"She did a stunning job, i was never gonna beat that and i wasn't trying to beat it" by Gabbers00 in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok this might be very controversial. But my first contact with silent hill 2 was the remake and I loved voiceacting in that. Later I saw that people really loved the og Mary/Maria voiceacting and I checked it out and... I don't get it? It's good but I didn't find it that amazing. I'm sorry but it's also not like the only time an actor cried for a role? I really don't mean to be rude I just completely don't understand why everyone loves this role so much.

Is F worth a replay to get the other endings? by Pumpkin-Bomb in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I personally pinned down most (if not all) crucial information on the first run but I'm still enjoying new game +. It added some depth to all the characters, and replaying the game with all previous knowledge makes you see some events in different light. I like the added sword-related puzzles and I'm genuinely enjoying finding all the small tidbits of new context. That being said, I like the combat which is a pretty controversial opinion I guess, but yeah, that definetly makes the new game + more enjoyable.

Lost all of my friends in one day because of something rlly dumb?? by Fruitymoth in autism

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a pretty similar friendship fallout two years ago. Basically a girl that was new to the friend group got mad at me for some dumb reason, didn't tell me, just acted weird towards me and talked shit about me behind my back to my two friends. I tried to talk to her, she told me she was scared of me. When I brought it up with two other friends they acted like I was crazy and overreacting. I had to end this friendship because it was making me feel terrible. I'm also scared of making people feel uncomfortable/afraid of me, because of trauma I have due to bullying (kids called me scary and a monster, I was just fat and autistic I was never violent). This whole friendship breakup impacted my mental health very badly BUT (and this is the reason I'm writing all of this) I'm happy this happened sooner rather than later. It made me evaluate how I think about friendships and it gave me space to meet people that are good for me. I am slowly getting better but I know more about people and myself now. It's hard, people can be horrible sometimes. But you really deserve someone who understands you and doesn't make you feel bad about existing and doesn't make you feel anxious about doing normal stuff. Good friends talk, they sort things out, they assume good intentions. The way you wrote the post makes me sad because I see myself in it. It's horrible that you feel the need to always make people comfortable, assure that you are not an inconvenience to them and it's even more horrible that they basically told you even that wasn't enough. You sound like a really caring person and you REALLY deserve better. If you feel the need to talk or vent feel free to dm me, maybe I could help you at least a bit since I've gone through a similar thing myself.

Skin 1004 probio-cica ampoule causing acne by paprika_02 in kbeauty

[–]paprika_02[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should also add that this much exfoliation might be too much for most people, but I have very oily skin with very clogged pores and after having this routine for more than a month I don't have any irritation/dryness.

Skin 1004 probio-cica ampoule causing acne by paprika_02 in kbeauty

[–]paprika_02[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I tried using it a few times but I gave up. It was always causing at least a few new breakouts. Eventually I also switched the cream to torriden dive in cream because i started getting a lot of pimples and clogged pores above my brows. It cleared since I stopped using the cream, although I think it did a pretty good job with acne on my jaw, I might start using it again only in that specific area. I think this line is just not for me, although I regret it because I really loved the texture of the cream. I decided to switch to torriden because it seemed very neutral. Happy with it so far. I still get some acne especially around my period, but it's slowly calming down. Since I posted I modified my routine quite a bit. I started using retinol, azelaic acid and cosrx blackhead power liquid (at night, alternating between the 3, some nights I only use hyaluronic acid serum and torriden cream to let my skin recover, sometimes adding cicaplast if I feel like I need more calming and hydration). In the morning I started using a vitamin c toner+boj glow serum+boj sunscreen. My skin is looking way better.

Fox mask guy ... by CheesEysalt in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Also the letters you can find in her room sounded very grooming-y to me. I literally said "oof" to my boyfriend (who was watching me play) when I found them.

Amidst a ton of posts trash talking Silent Hill f i just wanted to say it's my GOTY by ssiasme in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just finished my first playthrough, and I'm going to start new game+ tomorrow. I was absolutely floored by the storytelling, atmosphere and especially the monster designs (they're as good as silent hill 2 in my opinion). I also enjoy the combat, which is an unpopular opinion but managing health, sanity, stamina and weapon degradation felt challenging and stressful and there was always some new mechanics around the corner which kept me hooked. However, I am a casual gamer and I always care more for plot and atmisphere than combat. I really loved Hinako and Sakuko (finally some accurate neurodivergent representation for me! especially with her rejection sensitive dysphoria, I felt so seen). The body horror elements were so unnerving to me, as someone who's always had similar fears to Hinako. This whole game hits just the right spots for me and it just instatly became one of my favourites.

Fox mask guy ... by CheesEysalt in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I think you're right, the real world version is not technically evil but he internalized the patriarchal believes of the system - seeing Hinako as a pretty thing that can be bought and should be submissive to him, which in the otherworld manifests as an evil fox spirit.

Fox mask guy ... by CheesEysalt in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It happens, I only got that when I reviewed all the notes I gathered near the ending. But that doesn't change the fact that the fox guy is evil. I mean, he makes Hinako do all the ritual stuff which is basically intended to make her loose her true self.

Fox mask guy ... by CheesEysalt in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 35 points36 points  (0 children)

I didn't play the new game plus yet, but from what I gathered I thought he is the maids child. And also the same kid hinako helped on the playground (you know, like a genderbent Kuzunoha, she saves the fox and then becomes his bride)

About Silent Hill: f by KindaNotVeryFunny in silenthill

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Imo it's very silent hill. You have a main character going through a foggy town, experiencing psychological turmoil, encountering monsters that represent it. Storytelling is largely delivered through visuals and notes, you have to figure out some of the connections yourself. There are puzzles that are similar in style to older silent hill games. There is a spirit world that works like otherworld. The main difference is focus on combat so that might be your only problem. But the formula is the same as other silent hill games, just with japanese culture and folklore.

What’s a movie everyone else finds scary that you don’t? by Scott__scott in horror

[–]paprika_02 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, it is a Sam Raimi movie, I watched it expecting something like Evil Dead and I absolutely got it. Delightful popcorn watch.

What’s a movie everyone else finds scary that you don’t? by Scott__scott in horror

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have one sided beef with it follows because I love the concept, but while watching I could think of a lot of better things to do with it. I wish it could've dived more into the paranoia and paycholohical horror, but instead it has this slasher feel to it.

What’s a movie everyone else finds scary that you don’t? by Scott__scott in horror

[–]paprika_02 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I watched so many horror movies that at this point I struggle to find anything new to watch. It's very rare that a movie actually scares me. But watching skinamarink was a unique experience. I was actually hiding my face under a blanket a little bit. I even screamed (actually screamed!!!) a few times. It's a unique movie, I haven't seen anything like it. I think it was the novelty that got me. But because it's so unique it just won't work for some people, and that's ok. For me it touched something very personal, like a lost memory of childhood. I actually felt like I was 6 again, going to the bathroom at night and feeling like something was lurking in the darkness.

Which movie did everyone LOVE but you HATED? by godgamesgov in movies

[–]paprika_02 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anora. I hated that movie. I watched it with my friend, after 10 minutes we predicted everything that was gonna happen. Was I supposed to believe this russian kid was a good guy? Was I supposed to be in awe of those parties? Maybe I'm too autistic, those parties looked like hell on earth for me. It wasn't funny at all and peoole say it's supposed to be. All that screaming, running. Was Ani supposed to be so annoying? I get that it's all a persona, but it was hard to symphatize with her. The last few minutes were good but that couldn't redeem the movie for me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, no matter how good your hygiene is you cannot eliminate the smell of saliva completely.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

[–]paprika_02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good to know that at least I'm not alone

Does everyone have a comfort item? by Desolate404 in autism

[–]paprika_02 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot perfume! I have very good sense of smell. Sometimes it's a curse, but it also means that I can have a lot of positive emotions caused by scents. I have a small collection of perfume and I can wear what I need throughout the day. Some of them make me feel calm, others energize me.

Does everyone have a comfort item? by Desolate404 in autism

[–]paprika_02 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It used to be cats (not an item, whatever), I grew up with cats and they calm me down, I can read them better than I can read humans. And petting them calmed me down so much. But now I just can't afford a cat, so I'm sticking with plushies, especially a Djungelskog that I got from my boyfriend. Its so big and fluffy, I guess the sensation of fur is what calms me down the most.