Hey y'all! 26F, 5'8",124lbs, USA. Caucasian. Low alcohol intake, no other substances, routine exercise, healthy diet and I avoid dairy. Not on birth control b/c lesbian lyfe.
Starting in ~2016 or so (when I was 22.5), my persistent acne began its multi-year saga. I was using benzoyl peroxide, then nothing for a while, then tazarotene .05% in early 2019, then bumped up to .1% several months ago. Not much change, regardless of medication.
Since around ~2016, my acne has steadily gotten worse regardless of what I do topically, and the amount of black facial hair I have has more than doubled. All my acne is on the lower half of my face - many hard plugs (Keratin? Sebum?) and also large, de
Hey y'all! 26F, 5'8",124lbs. Caucasian. Low alcohol intake, no other substances, routine exercise, healthy diet and I avoid dairy. Not on birth control b/c lesbian lyfe.
Starting in ~2016 or so (when I was 22.5), my persistent acne began its multi-year saga. I was using benzoyl peroxide, then nothing for a while, then tazarotene .05% in early 2019, then bumped up to .1% several months ago. Not much change, regardless of medication.
Since around ~2016, my acne has steadily gotten worse regardless of what I do topically, and the amount of black facial hair I have has more than doubled. All my acne is on the lower half of my face - many hard plugs (Keratin? Sebum?) and also large, deep
I'm not very good at making connections with people but I love hiking in the PNW and have been doing so for a while. I want to hike with other people, though. Otherwise I'll be a solo weekend warrior and that gets old after a while.
Also, for the hikers at UW, is there a decent amount of accessible trails that aren't horribly far away? Is there any kind of backpacking/hiking-centered community that is okay for amateurs to join?
Thanks :)
Possibly going to UW next year - so a side question to anyone who can answer: How is biology at UW? I mean anything biology-related, I haven't centered on a specific area of bio. How does your economic future loo
Do you ever wish you could change the way you think, to be more analytical/logical/critical/make more connections/solve problems in a more genius way?
How the hell do people deal with feeling mentally inferior?
I've gotta know because it's gnawing at the edges of my mind. I feel like an insufferably stupid person.
Alright, I know much of reddit fancies itself to be of higher mental caliber than your average homo sapien, but everyone feels stupid sometimes, right? Everyone is bad at something.
**How do you deal with not feeling good enough when significant improvement isn't exactly possible? How do you deal with a pressing desire to be more intelligent/better at something that y
