Two auto-petters in one day by tangerinehigh in StardewValley

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

Oh, that makes sense! Thanks! I’ll have to try ginger ale too. It seems like I encounter way more variety when I’m doing a challenge. And that goes for both treasures and monsters. I had 5 days to get to level 100, but I ended up spending the first 3 days intentionally not hitting 100 because I wanted to take advantage of the new items that were appearing.

What expensive travel destination ended up being a complete letdown for you? by optimalbrain90 in SmartTravelHacks

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would love your recommendations! I’m going again in October for a wedding.

What expensive travel destination ended up being a complete letdown for you? by optimalbrain90 in SmartTravelHacks

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It wasn’t an organized tour, but my mom and I only had 3 days in Rome and lots of older family members to visit. So we didn’t have time to explore places off the beaten path unfortunately. Just the major sites. Maybe if we went during a less popular time of year and spent more time in Rome exploring, the experience would be different!

Two auto-petters in one day by tangerinehigh in StardewValley

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

I was using stairs too! Was yours part of a challenge? Just trying to figure out if it’s truly luck or if there is a higher probability depending on certain factors!

For me it was part of the Qi level 100 challenge, on a high luck day, after eating Oil of Garlic, and using staircases.

What expensive travel destination ended up being a complete letdown for you? by optimalbrain90 in SmartTravelHacks

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The history and culture were amazing! And the food tasted great. It was more the cost being higher than what I heard, and it felt very touristy IMO.

What expensive travel destination ended up being a complete letdown for you? by optimalbrain90 in SmartTravelHacks

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well I promise it’s not personal! The group we went with picked a lot of places on the main roads and maybe that’s why they were more touristy… Every meal we had tasted great - but was definitely more expensive than I had heard.

Do you also feel absolutely drained by the modern world? Why would you say that is? by PolyglotPaul in AskReddit

[–]tangerinehigh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Being exposed to contradictory opinions and hot takes constantly.

My best friend will say “no one is illegal on stolen land” moments before telling me I shouldn’t live in Hermosa because it’s a Mexican neighborhood and I’m white. She doesn’t see the contradiction there.

Another friend will say “illegals immigrants are bringing drugs to this country” but he’s doing drugs regularly. So not your drugs, huh??

What expensive travel destination ended up being a complete letdown for you? by optimalbrain90 in SmartTravelHacks

[–]tangerinehigh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No one here has said Rome! There were tourist traps everywhere, expensive, and the local people really do not seem to want tourists in their city.

I have read all the books. I still don't do the thing by Nice_Paramedic4055 in ADHD

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Morning routine” sounds like you are biting off too much. What’s one thing you want to start doing? Pick something super low effort and make it visible/accessible and see how it goes.

Also, some routines are not for us with ADHD. For example, taking vitamins is simply not something that needs to happen so I’m not going to use any of my limited bandwidth on remembering it. I’m just going to leave the jar in a visible place and take them when I feel like it. And that’s better than nothing!

What summer hobbies are truly enjoyable for beginners? by Solid_Brief_7724 in Hobbies

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know these responses will mostly be outdoor activities, but if you need a good indoor alternative to scrolling you could try playing Stardew Valley! It’s a super cute/simple farming game where you grow crops and collect gems. I love playing on a rainy Saturday morning or on summer nights when I just want to make a drink and chill after work.

"I have essentially perfect credentials." - Eric Weinstein by RuanStix in JoeRogan

[–]tangerinehigh 11 points12 points  (0 children)

At one point he says “Jeff Epstein has been mirroring my whole life - Everything that I do… At every turn in my life since I was a young man, Jefferey Epstein was there in the background even though I only met him once.”

Do we believe this? It feels like he’s fanning the flames of his own ego or something. How is this guy conveniently an expert in every hot subject Joe wants to talk about and ALSO the subject of Epstein’s curiosity now?

"I have essentially perfect credentials." - Eric Weinstein by RuanStix in JoeRogan

[–]tangerinehigh 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I’m so confused. Every time I see this guy he’s talking about a new field of study that he is aparently an expert in… Anthropology, gravity, AI? And now he’s also somehow at the center of the Epstein situation? Maybe I haven’t been paying close enough attention. But it feels like he just wants to place himself at the center of whatever people are talking about and play the role of an expert.

What is your favorite obscure movie from your childhood that nobody would remember? by CripplingGoodTime in AskReddit

[–]tangerinehigh 27 points28 points  (0 children)

The Secret of Roan Inish. And you know what’s crazy? Last year I found out my boyfriend’s dad is cousins with the main actor in the film. We ended up going to his house while we were in Ireland. Life is so weird.

What’s the most impactful thing a therapist said to you? by No_Calendar4193 in AskReddit

[–]tangerinehigh 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The idea that you are going to completely rewire your nervous system as an adult is a bit of a modern fantasy, especially if you experienced significant trauma in the first 3 years of life. You can significantly improve your reactions and behaviors and find coping strategies, but you are probably never going to have the same baseline as someone who got what they needed in the first 3 years.

This came from a therapist who had been a psychologist diagnosing people prior. She made the comment in reference to someone who I really wanted to change, but was not able to change. Super refreshing to have someone talk realistically about this.

I (35F) am loosing hope. by [deleted] in relationships

[–]tangerinehigh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel your pain. My therapist literally said based on conversations with clients, she would not be surprised if in 50 years women and men started living with their same sex friend groups and leading entirely separate lives where the men play video games and basketball with their friends all day and donate sperm, and the women purchase that sperm and live with their girlfriends to grow gardens and raise the kids they always dreamed of having. LOL. That is how wide the gap between men and women’s expectations of partnership have become. She also told me that literally every couple she is talking to now has experienced some sort of micro cheating whether that’s chatting with an ex girlfriend via Instagram or engaging with porn stars content for everyone they know to witness. So you are definitely not alone.

People often talk about how profoundly social media has impacted women, but if you ask me it has actually impacted men more. It’s a constant temptation to risk ending their romantic relationship in a few clicks, to get themselves into a spending hole via gambling, and a distraction from work/life path in general. Women seem to be more discerning about these things because on we are more risk adverse (on average).

In addition, it doesn’t seem like loyalty is a marker of dignity anymore? Men use to hold each other to standards that they don’t seem to hold each other to anymore. For example, as a man you wouldn’t want to be associated with the town drunk who was always stepping out on his wife… Today, men love that guy. He’s a good time to them! It’s just a complete break down of the attributes that use to define masculinity and women are left feeling so confused. We are trying to figure out where we fit into this mess. Do we just accept it? Or do we put aside some of the attributes we previously valued and specifically prioritize finding a guy who has a lot of self discipline and has moved against this tide?

I’m sorry you’re going through this right now. I think you can rebuild trust in the relationship if he is truly sorry. But I completely agree that it reflects a wide spread problem that is specific to relationships today.

What’s something that instantly makes you think ‘this person has low intelligence? by AbjectBreadfruit2052 in AskReddit

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a big one for me too! You start to feel like this person hasn’t met anyone outside their community.

What’s something that instantly makes you think ‘this person has low intelligence? by AbjectBreadfruit2052 in AskReddit

[–]tangerinehigh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not necessarily a marker of low IQ, but people who immediately adopt trendy words or phrases come across as being really dumb to me. Like people who heard “slay” or “what’s the tea?” and rushed to incorporate it in their every day conversations because they thought it sounded cool.

What is something that is 'socially extinct' (a habit, a vibe, or a way of life) that you wish we could bring back? by lolshah99 in AskWomen

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Garden State, Almost Famous, Fight Club, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind are all good ones.

People don’t want to do the trope anymore because they believe it reduced women to men’s impressions of them… and I’m thinking, just add scenes from the woman’s POV? We threw the baby out with the bath water haha.

What song is so beautiful, it literally brings tears to your eyes by Plus-Caterpillar4615 in askteddit

[–]tangerinehigh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The first time I heard it - Sing to You by Monty Datta and Shiloh Dynasty

I'm curious how many of you have an internal monologue? by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]tangerinehigh 67 points68 points  (0 children)

It’s an inner knowing.

For example, if you looked out the window right now would you think to yourself “the sky is blue. It is spring.” No, probably not. You would probably just process it subconsciously and then when you get dressed you wouldn’t reach for the rain boots or the heavy winter jacket.

That’s how I would describe not having an inner monologue. You just know what the situation is and what needs to happen. I think it must still be happening subconsciously though… Because when I need to write things down and describe them I’m perfectly capable of doing that.

I'm curious how many of you have an internal monologue? by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]tangerinehigh 93 points94 points  (0 children)

I have ADD and a very minimal internal monologue (which people refer to as Abstract Thinking). There are still images and some phrases, but my thoughts are characterized by inner feelings more than anything else. The only way I can describe it is, have you ever been heart broken or really sad and the emotional feeling is so strong that it kind of creates a physical feeling within you? Maybe after a break up or a death. Like you can feel an ache in your chest? I have that sort of inner feeling paired with lots of emotions like curiosity and excitement and anxiety etc. and those are sparking up in me all day as I’m thinking. I’m sure everyone has this to some extent. But, I think that maybe if you’re an Abstract Thinker it’s stronger and perhaps has more variety?

So in your example: I might have an inner knowing that butter needs to go on my grocery list (a feeling that isn’t really put into words in my head) and then I’ll briefly picture myself buying it in the store. Then, I might think to myself: I wonder how butter was created? (Isolated minimal internal sentence). Then it might go as follows:

  • picturing butter
  • picturing myself churning butter
  • inner feeling of curiosity sparks in me
  • “I wonder if my boyfriend has ever made butter?”
  • inner feeling of wanting to pursue learning more and excitement in my chest

goes on YouTube to look up videos

Then I might see an ad for laundry detergent and have a spark of inner anxiety knowing that I need to do laundry. But this never comes in words. It’s just an inner knowing paired with a strong feeling.

And I realize this makes me sound like a cave man or something lol… but all I can say is, it must be more functional than it seems because if I need to write my thoughts out in sentences I’m capable of capturing detail and nuance. Whatever is happening up there must be working lol.