midp

u/midp


For context I've lived here in this town since I moved here for my studies 5 years ago. I live together with my fiance. My sister has lived in a few different places throughout her studies, but she moved here a year ago specifically to live close to me and wanting a fresh start of sorts.

When she moved here at first it was great, we are best friends essentially. There was some stress early on since she had managed to rent an honestly pretty shitty room with unknown roommates, and a lot of stuff didn't work in her room within that apartment. It was stuff she technically could've taken care of, but when she asked to sleep on our couch for a month or two while looking for another apartment I c

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r/Swavyhair•
  1. What do you do when the hair near your neck is super wavy and even curly, but anything on the outside is straighter? I've realized this looks really strange if my hair happens to be in a position where you can see past the "outside hair" into the "inside hair" bc of the huge difference.
  2. Don't have to answer both questions! This one is more general. If you have wavy, naturally frizzy hair that especially frizzes up when you sweat, how do you keep your hair while exercising? I have bangs which makes this tougher lol.
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r/FromSeries•

we all know the actors of boyd, donna, sara, victor are hard carrying the show, but who's your unpopular/underrated choice?

for me it's ethan! i usually hate child characters because they are often there just to be saved by adult characters and for you to feel sympathy for, meaning they usually don't do much of importance themselves. but i like ethan's character surprisingly much, and the actor is doing a great job as well. ethan is always advancing the plot, and instead of, say, always being whiny and asking things which are obvious to everyone else already (which would be realistic obviously, but bad for a story imo), he's asking the real questions and solving the mystery, while also bein

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r/relationships•

for context, i have a boyfriend of 5 years and we love each other very much, he is my first everything and generally we are each others best friends. i also have issues making friends, i am pretty shy and awkward.

my sister only recently moved to my town, and i was ecstatic since i finally had someone besides my bf to truly hang out with. she is my best friend, though ever since we were kids i kinda knew she doesn't act as if she ""respects"" me, like always telling my private things to others instantly. but i guess close siblings are often like that, and she is generally extremely nice.

she also has trouble finding friends like me and wants to come over practically all the time to our pla

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r/limerence•

He's been single for I believe at least 6 years now. I have unwanted limerence basically, I am pretty obsessed with him but do not want to be in a relationship because of 1. red flags (I am aware of my "i can fix him" problem lol) and 2. I absolutely know I'd be the one who cares more and is more attracted to him, so I'd just end up depressed and disappointed because of that if I was in a relationship with him. I'm willing to wait 10 years to get over it.

I selfishly wish he would finally just get a gf or something because I'm the opposite of the competitive type, it would ease my limerence for sure. So yeah I'm curious if anyone here thinks the same?

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r/dontstarve•

I don't know if it's a lack of resources or not wanting to fix what's broken, but I wonder sometimes, why do the devs never add new biomes, new overland animals/monsters that can be encountered during early game, that sort of thing? Make the early game less monotonous and add new exciting things that aren't just for the late game or just temporary events.

I've tried to get people I know irl into this game and I notice that a few of them have gotten frustrated with seeing how many updates the game gets and realizing that it's almost always end-game content and end-game bosses even if there are so many bosses and boss variants already. And then they ask me why there's never new early-game

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r/DarkHeresy•

Any idea if I'll be able to understand anything if I don't know much at all about 40k lore? I do know about rogue trader, but I never played it (because the characters I saw just didn't really appeal to me). I'm into total war warhammer, but 40k lore is still mostly a mystery to me. I'm very interested in this upcoming game though, everything in it appeals to me based on trailers, especially because it apparently won't be a direct sequel so you won't have to play rogue trader to understand it I assume.

My initial idea was to go in with no info at all when the game releases and make a fun kind of experience out of that, to basically roleplay as someone who for whatever reason doesn't kn

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