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r/TeczowaPolska•

Czesc!

Jestem lesbjianka w Ameryce (polskie rodzice, ale cale zycie mieszkam tutaj, wiec przepraszam za slaba polskiego!). W nastepnym roku moja zona i ja chcemy zajsc w ciaze. Moja zona i ja ulwiebiamy czytac - w tym roku pojechalismy do Polski i kupilismy prawie pol waliski kziaszki lol

W Ameryce sa duzo kziazki dla dzieci co maja queerowe rodzinne (ale niekoniecznie sa o queerowa rodzinne, moze tylko ze rodzice sa gay, jak "The Little Red Stroller"), i tez sa kziazki o queerowe lub rozne rodzinnach (jak "Heather Has Two Mommies").

Szukam takie ksziazki po polsku, i miejsce gdzie moge kupic. Albo przetłumaczone z angielskiego, albo originalnie po polsku. Jak bylismy w kziegarniac w

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r/BackYardChickens•

Recently bought a used Eglu Classic off FB marketplace. I had previously thought that the "smart autodoor for eglu go" was compatible with the eglu classic but I reread the page (ready to order lol) and noticed it was not!

However it seems like the mechanism for it should work the same...does anybody know why this is the case? The only real thing I can think of is that the classic's top curves and the go's does not, but in that case I feel like you could put it on the mechanism and prop up the bottom of the casing somehow.

Has anybody have knowledge of this/tried this?

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r/askaplumber•

Hot water faucet in tub died yesterday and I'm trying to replace the entire faucet stem and the seat. This whole thing probably hasn't been replaced for decades and I've hit the most annoying snags every step of the way since everything is stripped to hell.

I finally get everything out of there and the stem and seat are nothing like anything I've seen online or in tutorials. Stem is long. Took both to Lowes and bought a bunch of different stems (since they seem pretty different from the actual stem I had in hand) and none of them that looked like my stem fit. The part with the plunger is either too big (Pfiser) or don't screw in right (Gerber).

Any help? My tub is unusable right now, and

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r/excatholic•

I'm queer. I didn't know until in my 20s that I was very very gay and not actually into men at all (heteronormativity is a hell of a thing to do thru in a Polish (like from Poland) Catholic household). I was a very devout when I was a teen, mostly because I felt myself falling out of it, and I think because somewhat internally I never felt 100% comfortable (for some reason the thought of having kids made me happy but having to have a husband...). I read the Bible, the YouCat for fun, and Siostra Faustina's diary made a big impact on me. This is so cringey lmao but I used to go on Catholic web forums and answer religion and relationship based advice as a 13 year old haha.

I was outed last ye

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r/Maine•

Hi! Exactly what it says on the title, my fiancee and I just moved into a house and discovered the support beams and the sill need replacement (basement was finished during inspection so wasn't caught, finishing was removed as part of fixing another problem haha, welcome to home ownership for us!). We're in Southern Maine and looking for recommended/reputable companies or people to come give us a quote and do the job. We're asking around friends + family but figured a bunch of internet strangers might have some recommendations as well. Thanks.

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r/Maine•

Hi! I'm looking to hire out a "private bartender" for my wedding in October. I'd like to provide all the booze, and just hire out the bartender. Has anybody used a service they liked? Thanks

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r/Maine•

Hi! I am looking for people's experiences who've used Maine's domestic partnership law (https://www.mainelegislature.org/legis/statutes/24-a/title24-asec2741-a.html) to get their partner their work's health insurance/get on their partner's health insurance.

I'm looking into doing this with my partner. We're not married yet, but we are cohabitating on a shared lease.

Did you have to sign up for the official Domestic Partnership Registry? Reading the statute makes it seem like a shared lease would be enough. We're outside open enrollment now for my work, but my partner is turning 26 next year, would we be able to sign up for health insurance using that statute outside of the open enrollment

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r/legaladvice•

Hi, My partner and I live in Maine. We are both women. I am employed by a large company that has many locations across the US/the world, including an office in Maine that I work at. We are engaged to be married next year, but are not yet married. We do live together and have a joint lease.

Our open registration period at my work ended about a month ago, and my partner is turning 26 next year. The initial plan was for her to get something thru the marketplace once she turns 26. However, I recently learned about the law in Maine that domestic partners must have access to health insurance like married partners would:

https://www.mainelegislature.org/legis/statutes/24-a/title24-asec2741-a.html

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r/boston•

Hi all, I live in Maine, and am flying out of Boston next week on Tuesday. My plan is to drive to the Woburn Park and Ride, leave my car there, and take the shuttle to the airport. I'm a little worried about the lot being full tho, on account of the holiday. Is there an overflow lot, or other nearby parking I could go to? Additionally, does the Massport site post if the parking lot is full, so I can find a backup plan if needed?

Thanks

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r/Maine•

Hi! My girlfriend and I are getting engaged and are looking at wedding stuff. We have a few venues we've already contacted (altho, if anybody has any recommendations for low budget venues we're all ears since we're not 100% settled), and are looking for caterers. We're not really interested in DIY'ing food - I mean we'd be happy to put together some apps and salads but are not looking to cook the main meal y'know. But we also have a pretty low budget since we're not getting any parental help and we'd rather save more towards a house budget than blow a ton on a wedding. Our total budget is around 10-15k total which is pretty low in today's wedding market.

Reddit has been helpful for me for

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