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I'm so sorry for being so early with this question! I live in a northern country and we are having a lot of rain at the moment, making the air smell like autumn. I was wondering if anyone's smelled something recently and thought "This would be perfect for autumn". I like Eisenberg's J'ose and Vanilla 28 from Kayali. My favourite was also Code Satin from Armani for the longest time but they discontinued :(((

I think I am in love with fragrances that have vanilla and lavender. What are some of the best more affordable ones that still smell amazing?

I would love some recommendations that feel like I, Who Have Never Known Men. I enjoyed the book’s utopian feel where you’re not quite sure what’s coming next and what is going on but at the same time the book had a softness and a emotional vulnerability to it that I loved.

Hi! I live in a cold climate and every time we get some sunny January days I get a yearning for spring when I was 22.
It's a mixture of melancholy and anticipation. I can't quite explain it but a lot of it has to do with feeling like there was so much to look forward to when I was a little younger and now I'm older and still unsure of what I want to do with my life/am I on the right path etc.
I know this is a convoluted description but if anyone has recommendations for books with the feeling of yearning for something that has passed, I would appreciate that a lot! Thank you!

hey! I'm 24 and got my first kidney transplant in 2015. I was wondering If any of you also felt a constant anxiety about losing the transplant? every time I get a headache (and I have hereditary migraines) or feel a little queasy or anything I am terrified of the illness relapsing. I tried therapy but the therapist basically said "don't worry about it, you're fine and others have it worse than you", which I know but anxiety defies reason.