terrorSABBATH

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r/Divorce_Men•

My STBXW & I had the "talk" at the weekend.

Hours long talk on Friday, she went to work on Saturday but came home early as she was very upset. We spent hours talking and a bit of arguing for good measure.

We continued with with more talking and we decided on Sunday that enough was enough.

To be clear. We are great friends but awful partners. There are elements of her that drive me mad and vise versa.

Just spending time together would often lead to a childish argument or the most stupid stuff but it would be an argument none the less.

We were talking this morning about our decision to separate (no kids to worry about) so it's going to be a pretty easy divorce but one word I used to desc

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r/ADHDIreland•

This is a weird one. My life has had its ups and downs. Great times and some very bad times. Like everyone else.

As ye all know we all had a feeling that something wasn't right and eventually we would get a diagnosis of ADHD.

To me it came as such a relief that the feelings and emotions I'm feeling were normal for me and not everybody else had to deal with what I have to.

I couldn't figure out how so many adults/people were able to just deal with life's ups and downs without spiriling or going into a panic like I would.

Anyways, I was diagnosed in early January (moderate to severe was what she said I had) and the Psychiatrist started to talk about different forms of therapy and/or medica

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r/Garmininstinct•

Morning all,

I'm trying to decide if a Instinct 2x will be my new watch and one thing that is of concern to me are the data fields during a workout.

I run 2-5 marathons a year and a ultra once a year. I'm wondering how the data fields look if I was to put 5 data fields in use. Namely

1: Distance 2: Duration of workout 3: Average pace 4: Heart rate 5: Time of day

Would the screen look crammed if I had this s much data on it?

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r/Garmin•

I'll be straight up. I've insisted on having a watch with maps for years now but now I've come to a realization today that I've NEVER used them on a run.

Maps are seen as vital piece of tech but in all my years of having that feature I've never had to need.

What am I missing guys? Perhaps the breadcrumb mapping feature like on Instinct 2 really all you need?

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So as the title says, my employer's client offered me a job.

I'm an IT Field Engineer. I knew very little when I started off just under 2 years ago. Barely ever used Office before and probably my only real knowledge was from that time I installed my home broadband router.

The client is a huge retailer focusing on local designers from my country, 28 stores in total and they use my company as their IT Support. Everything from a mouse not working to 365 to installing their Point of Sales equipment.

I've been doing all of their site installs, POS equipment for about 18months now and I've built up quite a rapport with their Head of IT and his 2nd in command, even though we have never met.

I w

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