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Hello all, this may be a bit of a strange question. I'm not hindu but my future husband is (originally from India). He is the love of my life and we plan to get married soon.

As a wedding present I would like to make a painting for him. I'm quite techniqually skilled, as my work has hang in local galleries. The last few years I don't paint anymore due to my career, but I like to pick it up again for him and surprise him with an artwork. I know it would mean a lot for him.

Now I want to create something which is dear to him, I would like to involve his culture/hinduism. However I do not feel comfortable painting any of the deities as I'm not Hindu and not very knowledgeable about hinduism.

I was going to fly to my boyfriend in 2 days, literally 2 days. I would have spend 2 weeks with him. But now he just got covid and I can't come. He doesn't even feel sick at all, but you know the rules. I'm devastated. I'm so done with this pandemic. The next time I'd be able to see him would be in like 5 months. I start wondering why I'm even doing this.

Now covid is here to stay with us, I don't think travel will ever be the same again. At least in the coming years. With all the travel restrictions, for me and my boyfriend it really feels like it's us against the world. We're both fully vaccinated at this point, but I'm still not allowed into his country (because I'd have to get tourist visa, which is suspended). He is allowed into my country though, but he can only come here once a year for like 3 weeks.

It's all so frustrating. I feel like so much precious time is being robbed from us. We just can't wait to get married, because then we'd have more rights to visit each other. However I'm only 21 and I definitely don't want to get married

Hello! I'm a 21 year old college student from a Western country, and I kinda love long skirts but I feel like it's not the norm for women my age. Most here wear cute mini skirts which I also really like, but I like to change it up with wearing longer (maxi, midi) skirts and dresses too. Especially in combination with more revealing tops (like crop tops), I feel it's a nice balance. Next to that, I'm also on the taller side (171 cm) so feel like I can pull it of pretty well.

However, I'm kinda afraid of looking old or looking prude. What do you think about this? Are mini skirts always better? When does a long skirt age you?

I do the scoop and swoop to fill up my bra correctly, otherwise I always have some gaping on top. At first it looks perfect, but then the problem: only few minutes later its all back at its natural/default place: breast tissue traveling to my armpits and gaping on top. Also through the day the wire starts digging in my breasts.

At first glance it looks like I'm wearing a bra that is too big because of the gaping.

Could this mean the bra is too small? I also have wide set boobs and they're pretty firm, so could be thats why they don't stay in the bra properly?