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r/leaves•

Still feeling a bit depressed, but I am happy to have gotten through 5 whole days. Really looking forward to seeing what's on the other side of this. That is all.

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r/piano•

I'd give this award to op 48 no 1 by Chopin. I've seen many comments on this sub recommending this piece to intermediate players. I wonder how many of them have actually tried playing this piece, and I wonder how many of them could do a good job.

I remember one commenter told me that this piece was about as difficult as Liebestraum, and that if I could play Liebestraum, I could play op 48 no 1.

Having tried both, I can say that the doppio movimento in op 48 no 1 is harder than anything in Liebestraum. Change my mind lol.

Op 9 no 2 and K545 are also some common examples. Every beginner wants to learn these, thinking they're easy. I learned op 9 no 2 like 2 years ago and I still can't mak

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r/piano•

Sure, there is the ballades, the concertos, the other two sonatas, and other brilliant pieces.

To me, Op 58 is the most brilliant. It took time to grow on me, the first time I listened to it, I didn't like it that much.

The first movement is upbeat but bittersweet, with tinges of melancholy and hope. It's beautiful. I think that the dolce section with the interlocking arpeggios is one of the best things ever written on the piano. The movement as a whole is just filled with lots of great moments.

The second movement is my least favorite actually. I actually don't like the fast parts very much. The middle trio section is quite beautiful though.

The third movement took awhile to grow on me.

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r/piano•

I thought this piece wasn't too bad. My brain just breaks on the B section. I can't seem to keep my left hand even while maintaining everything else in the right hand. Not sure why, it's some weird coordination thing.

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r/piano•

So I've been playing piano for about 10 years or so cumulatively. I played from ages 6-14, and I started again during the pandemic. About 2 years ago I bought an FP-30x to use at college as I would not have access to the home piano.

However, I am now at the point where the FP-30x is really not fulfilling my needs anymore. The musicality is really bland and flat, and the hammer action is quite lackluster. I keep feeling envious when I watch youtube videos of prodigies performing and they get to use a steinway. Now, obviously, I'm not going to buy a steinway grand for my apartment (like I have the money for that anyways lmao).

I am realizing that I'd be better off with a more quality instrum

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r/poker•

No Limit Hold'em $0.01/$0.02
PokerStars
5 players
Formatted by pokercopilot.com: Poker HUD for Mac and Windows

Stacks:
UTG - Hero ($2.58)
CO - CO ($10.35)
BTN - BTN ($0.96)
SB - SB ($1.75)
BB - BB ($2.49)

Preflop: ($0.03, 5 players) Hero is UTG with A♥ 3♥
Hero raises to $0.06, CO calls $0.06, 2 folds, BB calls $0.04

Flop: A♠ 3♣ K♣ ($0.19, 3 players - BB: $2.43, Hero: $2.52, CO: $10.29)
BB checks, Hero bets $0.09, CO calls $0.09, BB calls $0.09

Turn: 7♠ ($0.46, 3 players - BB: $2.34, Hero: $2.43, CO: $10.20)
BB che

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r/bisexual•

Tips for experimenting?

NSFWBi-Cycle/Questioning

So I feel like I'm finally at the point of wanting to experiment. I'm not really ready to have full on sex with a guy but I want to try kissing and cuddling.

I know you don't have to have experiences to be bi but I feel like I won't be confident until I do.

I'm really scared and I'd like to go on a date before doing anything physical. I'm fine with doing stuff at the end of the date if we are vibing well.

I know there are a bunch of gay guys who are into helping confused "straight" guys experiment.

But here's my question. So from what I've heard from my gay friends, grindr is for hookups and then the more mainstream apps are for dating.

Which app is ideal? I'm in a big metro area so a

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r/bisexual•

Okay, I seriously don't know what's going on. I've spent the last 10 years questioning on and off (I'm 22 now).

I was swiping on some dating apps tonight. Haven't tried dating guys yet so I was only swiping on girls. However, once in awhile, you run into men who set their gender to women to find confused straight guys, or for some strange reason. I don't know honestly.

So, this guy's profile popped up. I don't know what the hell happened, but I kept scrolling through the profile, looking at the pictures. Thinking, damn, he is fucking cute. I normally would write this off as admiring their appearance or being envious of them or some bullshit like that, but with all the questioning I've done

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r/bisexual•

This is like my 3rd post on this sub in the past 3 days, I've been neurotic and obsessed with my sexuality.

So, here's my question. So, I'm currently seeing a girl (I'm a guy), who is bi herself, and we've hooked up a few times.

Lately, I've been pretty confused about my sexuality, I used to think I was straight but after a bunch of conversations and some analysis of the past, I'm starting to realize that that's probably not the case.

Now, I've heard attraction forms in stages, but I do find myself having lots of dirty thoughts about fantasies involving a girl and a guy.

So like, I find that if I just imagine myself doing shit with a guy alone, that doesn't really seem to turn me on too

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r/bisexual•

So background, I'm a cis man in my early 20s. Could use some advice from bi people that took awhile to figure it out.

For most of my life, I assumed I had to be straight because I did not obviously feel a distinct attraction to men, or at least I didn't identify it as such. I've never been in a romantic relationship but I've only been sexual with women.

Then, through talking about some of my thoughts with other queer people, I started to make a few discoveries.

I learned something. It seems like that you cannot fully realize the same gender attraction (or any type of attraction, really) until you are accepting and okay with that idea for yourself.

I figured that since I was not homophobi

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r/bisexual•

A bit of background, I'm a cis man, early 20s. Only have had sex with women before.

A few months ago, I started questioning if I was bi (Well, I've been questioning on and off for awhile, but I mostly wrote it off until recently). I kinda assumed the answer was no, and I went back to thinking I was straight.

I didn't really give it too much thought since. Then fast forward to Christmas Day. I go to the Chinese restaurant to pick up some food. A gay couple walks in.

I found myself wanting to look at the couple for some reason (didn't want to stare though), and I started having thoughts in my head like, "Would I really be unsatisfied being with a man?". Then I started having a bunch of thou

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r/SwipeHelper•

So I was banned on hinge over a year ago. Earlier this year I made a new account after many failures.

It seems like a classic sign of being shadowbanned is not being able to make in-app purchases. This happened to me when I failed trying to evade my ban. It happened right away though.

I usually "try" to buy boosts to test this.

I will say this, I likely was reported last night. Maybe hinge marked my account for review or something?

Anyways, when I try to buy boosts, I get the "woops try again later" error, but roses work fine. Last night it was the same deal.

I woke up to 5 new matches but none of the likes were sent after this started happening (granted I didn't send that many since,

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