zelmarcel

u/zelmarcel


r/TwoHotTakes•

I (34 F/NB), have been broken up with my ex and father of my first child (39,M) since my daughter was 2, and she turns 14 next week.

Once we split and lived apart we split our time with her evenly. Because we worked everything out so "amicably" once we were no longer in a relationship, I, foolishly, saw no reason to work out custody or child support. We had handled everything when it came to the schedule so that the time was split throughout the week, and thus, halved the expenses. During the pandemic, however, my ex and his now-wife worked retail schedules, which were unpredictable and involved a lot of exposure to the virus working with the public, so my daughter ended up spending more t

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r/Tiktokhelp•

ok I'm going nuts. I had all the voice effects, then a lot of them disappeared. The ones that were still there are Suona, Cat, flute, chipmunk, baritone, and a few others. I deleted and reinstalled the app, they weren't there. I updated my phone, deleted and reinstalled the app, lo and behold they're back! I tried to make a video this morning, but had to get back to my day job haha. 6 hours later they were gone again. wtf.

is my account just buggy? my phone and the app are current. halp.

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r/zoloft•

So I feel like kind of a jerk, since some folks experience sometimes debilitating side effects, or at least ones that are super difficult so Just know I’m not here to boast that I feel great, I’m just kind of weirded out.

50mg, almost 2 weeks in and the only thing I’ve experienced is occasional waking up in the middle of the night and not being able to fall back asleep, and a stomachache here and there but I always have had a sensitive tummy so it could just be that.

Call it anxiety but I catch myself wondering if they gave me the wrong pills lol.

Has this happened to anyone else, minimal side effects? Does it mean my dose is too low? Am I just lucky and worrying over nothing? Or can s

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r/zoloft•

hi friends!

just started sertraline two days ago, excited and nervous. all the success stories i've read so far give me so much hope.

please feel free to direct me to a pre-existing post if it's out there, I haven't dug super far, but I wanted some info about zoloft and weed. I'm not a huge pothead (anymore, used to be so not the slightest bit of shade if you are lol) I have two kids so I typically just take two hits after everyone's in bed and falls asleep on the couch, but I just wanted people's experiences/data if it's available, to see if i'm good to keep partaking, or I should quit it for a while, or (i hope not) for good? I asked my NP that perscribed it to me and she basically s

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r/reactivedogs•

Hi Friends,

so, we have come to the very hard but necessary decision to rehome our dog. He was tied up outside for the first few years of his life, so he has stranger and leash reactivity. He can get used to people from a distance, can't say for sure with other dogs or pets though.

A few months ago he had an incident with an unleashed dog. The other dog was tiny (my dog is a boxer-pit mix about 60 lbs), ran up to our dog persistently, and my dog bit him badly enough where since he was so small he had to be put down. Since then he is walked with his muzzle exclusively.

We live in a small apartment outside of Chicago, our landlord doesn't let us have him roam about the yard. He has to be on

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r/legaladvice•

My husband was walking our dog yesterday. He typically walks the dog on a 6 foot leash that he ties around his back so the leash ends up being about 4 foot long where our dog is within arms reach. He holds him this way because he is a strong big dog and he pulls sometimes. While my husband was walking the dog a small, off-leash Dog approached ours at a came around a corner at a running pace so my husband immediately tried to pull our dog out of the way and turn around. The small dog persisted and was unrestrained so it jumped in my dogs face and my husband tried to turn around and pull our dog out of the way but when he turned around to scoop our dog up to avoid an altercation our dog had bi

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r/reactivedogs•

More advice please

Advice Needed

An update to my previous post -

https://www.reddit.com/r/reactivedogs/comments/op3wyo/need_support_advice/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

(TLDR; an off small leash dog ran up to my (big) dog, my husband tried to pull our dog away but the small dog persisted and my dog bit it and got it bad. The owner called later to say the dog was put down and they filed a police report)

So we called the police to be proactive and give my husbands side while it was still fresh and to seem like we weren’t hiding anything, cause we weren’t at fault that their dog was off leash. They came and took a picture of our dog and said we have to take him to the vet, and there will be

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r/reactivedogs•

My heart is broken. I was leaving work and talking to my husband and he was walking our pup (3ish year old, boxer pit mix rescue) and all of a sudden my husband starts screaming bloody murder. Turns out, an off-leash small dog ran up on them, my husband always walks our dog by looping the 6 foot leash around one hand and holds the end/handle of the leash across his back and in his opposite pants pocket so that the dog can’t get far of he pulls and he has more control. He tried to pull our dog away but the other dog kept running at his face. Our dog then bit the other dog in the face and wouldn’t let go despite my husbands best efforts. They finally got them apart and I guess my husband and d

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