EmberAndersen

u/EmberAndersen


r/AutismInWomen•

To start, I am aware of the problem with "love bombing", in that it is used as a manipulative tactic by people to make others emotionally attached to them and more compliant/submissive etc.

I just feel sad that, it seems people are way too quick to judge something as "love bombing" nowadays, when you are just genuinely trying to show affection or be kind to others.
For context, I am myself a person that really struggles in showing affection for others directly outwards, saying things like "I love you", "I really appreciate you", "You are my best friend" feel physically painful for me, I don't know why. It probably relates back to childhood trauma, but that's beside the point.
For me, m

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r/ElinsInn•

If you are like me, you probably have immense conniptions at the notion of starting to build something in your base without having all the possible options laid out before you.

So I went ahead and scrounged the internet a bit for information on how to quickly get new recipes, most will be related to Ehekatl body pillow or mining walls/floors in dungeons, but I have found a much quicker and efficient method.

So first of all pre-requisites:
If you want to craft certain things, say Stained Glass Window, you will need to be AT LEAST within 15 skill point range of that recipe, say King's Bed needs 60 carpentry- that means you need AT LEAST 45 carpentry to be able to find this recipe using

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r/limbuscompany•

[Rant]

Yes, its about 8-30.
No, I have not been win-rating, I have not only tried 2 times and given up, I have sunk around 8 hours of my limited time into trying to beat this boss.
I've tried a variety of strategies, different status (As much as my team would allow me).
But nothing really worked.

I don't care about beating this "Pre-Nerf" to stroke my ego over beating up pixels in an interactive software, I am here specifically because I want to read the story, watch the cutscenes and then hold my hands into the air and say "This is cinema".

I understand people want a challenge, but maybe have a "Story Mode" slider in the chapters in the same way we had the Hard-Mode slider du

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r/Semiconductors•

As Title says, I really would love to get a tattoo, but there is that worry that if I were to get them it could seriously impair my future chances of working in the industry.

Could people who are already present elaborate on how the internal view of tattoos is? Is it still very conservative and for some reason people who have tattoos are discriminated against, or are people generally just relaxed and don't care?

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r/women•

Hello and good day to whoemever may be reading this, Title is a question that's been sitting on my mind for a while now.

This post isn't meant to be relationship advice, even if it might seem as such, more so I am genuinely confused and don't really catch on with it anymore.

I've been trying to get into a relationship for a while now, I've also had women I was personally interested in, but in the end it would always end with us as good friends and nothing romantic coming out of it.

I personally don't see a problem with "being friendzoned", it is not like I feel detached from a person or feel insulted just because it didn't work out.

It has been happening so often however that I am starti

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r/bicycling•

Good day people of reddit,

I have not too recently ago grown a liking to bicycling, I stopped using the train and instead went with the bicycle to- and from school every day.

However, recently it happened that I hit something in the road, and fell face first from my bike, luckily I made it out with only a few bruises, however, my previous bicycle wasn't as lucky as me.

On top of that, my bicycle was never really too comfortable or adapted to my needs, I already previously fancied the idea of making my own, which is suited to my needs, however, I have no clue where to even start.

My idea is to assemble a mountain bike, and I don't worry too much about the cost either.

My questions are a

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r/botany•

Given, I am very new to botany and want to get into it to a degree as a side-hobby, so I am sorry if the question I'm posing might just literally be the flat-earth of botany.
My room over time has become very depressive for me and the small plants I have in here keep me happy and smiling.
My room however, even if it has a window, isn't placed in the most perfect spot for plants, as the light that comes trough is never really in direct facing to the sun, although light still comes trough I feel my plants may need more.
I thought something I could do was infuse their water with cucumber, I read it does good things for humans, like adding additional vitamins and healthy nutrients to the w

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r/Stellaris•

Before you post it, yes I know about the Lots of Traditions mods, however they add a repeatable which grants you free Ascension perks, which I personally find very irritating as it really takes out the weight out of unlocking Ascension perks.

Wanted to know if anyone knows of any alternative for this that I could use instead.

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