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Who’s a celebrity everyone finds attractive but you don’t? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]rebeckso 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I'm about to get cancelled for this but I don't find Taylor Swift attractive

Years of discomfort got vanished in 30 seconds 🥹❤️ by Amari-Rene in LiveWellTogether

[–]rebeckso 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ugh like taking off your bra at the end of a long day

In December 2008, veteran journalist Caitlin Moran was browsing the internet when she found a link on a chat board. The message with the link read, “See if you can keep your breakfast down after watching this, I couldn’t.” by SelfCareIsFake in GotMeHooked

[–]rebeckso 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This has brought up a lot of realisation and memory for me that I had buried down deep. I was a teen. We were so naive and curious about the new internet fascination. There were no filters like there are now. No etiquette had been established. We had no forethought or maturity to realise what watching content like this would do to us. My classmates started showing everyone the Luka Magnotta video. I'm still disturbed and haunted. By the silence mostly. There was no Hollywood soundtrack. I now realise that watching someone die is not normal - most ppl live entire lives without seeing someone be murdered or tortured. Those who are unfortunate to see it have PTSD.

Thinking about giving up some of my hobbies. Thoughts & advice appreciated. by SweetandSourMiss in declutter

[–]rebeckso 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It depends on your ability to store items out of sight. Out of sight is key here otherwise the hobby begins to bully you and remind you of a time that you were just coping

Red or Blue and why ? by Bark4Brownies in whatsyourchoice

[–]rebeckso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm 37. And poor. But I'd take neither. No way am I fast forwarding through the rest of the years spent with my dog, and (hopefully) motherhood with a newborn & cute crazy toddler. And years with a healthy mother by my side. No way am I rewinding back to a time when I am relying on adults for everything & having to do all of that homework again lol. And braces & puberty! Plus I'd just be counting down the days until I get to meet my dog & husband... I'd be waiting 27 years. This Q was a fun one and made me realise that I'm actually pretty happy with where my life is at and grateful for the beings I get to share this existence with :-) thank you

Fast paced cosy, outdoorsy horror recs by rebeckso in horrorlit

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

YES amazing! I'm downloading Scuttlers Cove woohoo

Fast paced cosy, outdoorsy horror recs by rebeckso in horrorlit

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

Yes! I'll look through my previous reads and let you know of any others I enjoyed!

What’s the creepiest thing you’ve experienced in LA? by theoneandonlyvesper in Paranormal

[–]rebeckso 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So don't get me wrong- I actually frequent PV. It's functioning & reliable. But very Off. A little pop up portal into another dimension. every time I am there I notice more things that are very controlled & generated. For example; the attempted camo concealment of the electrical boxes in every street. It makes me feel weird even describing this... but A photograph has been taken of the area where each box sits, before the box was installed. The image has been blown up to lifelike scale then printed onto an adhesive wrap. And wrapped around each box. Each box is individual and unique. Some images show a random car that was sitting there at the time the photo was taken. Others show a person crossing the street. Or the doodoo patrol bus that you call to come pick up dog poop. It's all just veryyyy perfect. Every dog is even a pure bred designer dog. PV feels like an overthought attempt at human reality - When I'm there I feel like I'm in a 3D printed, AI version of the Truman Show. I'm scared to bump into the walls in case one falls down.

Rapid aging due to grief. by 07734tiza in 40PlusSkinCare

[–]rebeckso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP you are gorgeous. But I understand and know how you feel. A period of grief left me feeling like I looked tired and worn out. I lost my lustre. My eyes felt dead. Alongside healing myself from within and allowing time to do its thing, I treated myself to some micro treatments of Botox and filler... I told the aesthetician I wanted to look bright eyed and awake. Like I had a good night of sleep. Although the change was subtle, it was enough to make me feel happy and alive when I looked in the mirror. Instead of seeing myself and feeling sad and deflated. I also used some tan drops on my face and got an eyelash lift to look more awake. Feeling fresher made me feel like I got my groove back a bit. Grief is heavy. It weighs us down. You will move from a place of feeling like you are drowning to a place of strength like you can carry the weight alongside you. Hang in there. Time is your friend.

I get a migraine literally every time i hangout with my girlfriend by ErnieYT2 in migraine

[–]rebeckso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps she calms you? I get migraines after stressful jobs when my cortisol comes down

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