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2023.04.01 16:22 MaximumChipmunk1897 Does anyone have parcels for sale in San Diego, CA? Looking to pickup some š
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2023.04.01 16:22 ragecorn Trial separation while living together?
My husband (28) and I (27) have been together for 11 years married for 6. The love between us has been dwindling. Not sure if itās lifeās pressures or what but we both are feeling unappreciated by each other.
I love him but am finding Iām not in love with him the way I used to be. He never makes time for me anymore. Always out with his friends or out to the gym. We work shift work so itās difficult to line our schedules up. This month we only had one full day off together. Any evenings that we would have had together he scheduled a gym thing, had friends over for cards, went to others houses etc. Iāve expressed numerous times that I miss him and that I want to spend time with him but he says that unless I āplanā something then he will continue to go off and do as he wants. He does not consider sitting in and watching a movie a plan. I actually donāt remember the last time we just relaxed together.
Yesterday we had that full day off and he complained about the house and literally just puttered the entire day and would not come spend time with his child or I. He tells me that Iām lazy and that all I want to do is sit on the couch and there is stuff to be done. Like look, I get that. But this is our ONE DAY off this entire month letās just relax together or go do something as a family. Iām 5 1/2 months pregnant and chasing a toddler and yes Iām tired! I work full time on top of it all.
Iām just so over it. I want to show him Iām seriously considering leaving. But I also love him and donāt want to do this to our kids. Iām thinking of moving my banking separate and to move into the spare bedroom and trial a separation. But I donāt know if Iām just being dramatic. I am hormonal and emotional and I just donāt know what to do. I canāt live my entire life feeling like this. Iām so lonesome and hurt. I feel like itās been years of this and Iām just at my breaking point.
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I love him but am finding Iām not in love with him the way I used to be. He never makes time for me anymore. Always out with his friends or out to the gym. We work shift work so itās difficult to line our schedules up. This month we only had one full day off together. Any evenings that we would have had together he scheduled a gym thing, had friends over for cards, went to others houses etc. Iāve expressed numerous times that I miss him and that I want to spend time with him but he says that unless I āplanā something then he will continue to go off and do as he wants. He does not consider sitting in and watching a movie a plan. I actually donāt remember the last time we just relaxed together.
Yesterday we had that full day off and he complained about the house and literally just puttered the entire day and would not come spend time with his child or I. He tells me that Iām lazy and that all I want to do is sit on the couch and there is stuff to be done. Like look, I get that. But this is our ONE DAY off this entire month letās just relax together or go do something as a family. Iām 5 1/2 months pregnant and chasing a toddler and yes Iām tired! I work full time on top of it all.
Iām just so over it. I want to show him Iām seriously considering leaving. But I also love him and donāt want to do this to our kids. Iām thinking of moving my banking separate and to move into the spare bedroom and trial a separation. But I donāt know if Iām just being dramatic. I am hormonal and emotional and I just donāt know what to do. I canāt live my entire life feeling like this. Iām so lonesome and hurt. I feel like itās been years of this and Iām just at my breaking point.
2023.04.01 16:22 NighteyesIV Pre-Op to 1DPO Journey!
Continued in comments!!!
Now that I'm awake for a few hours without oxy, I thought I'd share my experience fully before I forget it all! This will also help me journal when I'm ready to sit up :)
I'm on my phone so I apologize for any glaring spelling errors, my autocorrect sucks.
Day Before surgery: my leave began the day before so I woke up early and had a bowl of cereal for breakfast and proceeded to sit in bed anxious about the phone call from the nurse. She thankfully called around 9:45 to confirm the time of surgery and my eating instructions. After that call I was so relieved I pooped twice š I had started miralax on Tuesday one cap full a day to help soften things up for surgery on Friday 3/31.
I spent the rest of the day cleaning the house and keeping my mind off of things and I'll say I wasn't anxious at all! If you've seen my prior posts, I was one of the most anxious people on this sub lol
I had a Chia Banana Boost smoothie from Tropical Smoothie cafe for lunch and later a bit of toast with some butter because that always helps my bowels start.
My husband got home from work and made me a seasoned chicken breast and white rice for dinner. I drank about 80oz of liquid throughout the day, including some Gatorade.
At 9PM I took my first pre-op shower with Dial soap and went to bed at 10PM. My alarm went off at 3:30 so I could do my second pre-op shower and we were on the road by 4AM.
Surgery day 3/31: The drive there was miserable because it was pouring rain and we were on a 2 lane road with some construction, but my husband was very patient and we got there at 5:10, twenty minutes ahead of schedule
5:30AM: checked in with the front desk who took my husband's name and cell phone and sent him a test text to ensure he'd receive updates during and after the surgery. She also set expectstions for timing.
6:15AM: There were three women in the waiting room including me, and we were all called at the same time to walk to pre-op like a little school field trip. Our partners all walked with us and we each had a little bed with a curtain for all the pre-op stuff
6:30-7:30AM: Things were hectic! I introduced myself to so many people but everyone was wide awake and cheerful, and I had quite a few laughs even through the discomfort of some of the stuff. The nurse who got my IV going traded tattoo stories with my husband and I while she tried three different spots and finally got an IV into my tiny veins on my right wrist! My left hand was a big ole bruise but didn't end up working out lol. She gave my clindamycin after a thorough discussion about all my allergies, a Tylenol, saline, and a pill explained to help with my urethra? I don't quite remember the details.
Next came a lovely woman from research to ask if I was interested in the University's genetic library. I enthusiastically asked to participate and signed off on blood draw in the OR to contribute to the library and future research regarding chronic pain and women's health, which felt awesome!
After her the resident came with another doctor to discuss the surgery in detail. We went over the two types of surgery I was consenting for, exactly what each entailed, and what parts would be removed. She was impressed with my knowledge and really gave me an in depth discussion which was so nice and made me feel at ease. We established that my tubes coming out were a priority and therefore the surgeon would likely chose laparoscopic to avoid the potential of the tubes being too high to remove through a fully vaginal procedure.
We discussed pain management in full, and she explained the average prescription for oxy but said "I am happy to prescribe whatever amount you feel is necessary for your recovery", which was amazing. I settled on 9 pills with the caveat that I could call for more.
The doctor that was with her was male, but he was insanely friendly and I asked point blank what pelvic exams would be performed while I was under. She calmly explained that there would be no students present for my exam but all three (surgeon, doctor, and resident) would perform a pelvic exam as it is a very important part of the process. I agreed and they noted in my chart that I had a history of SA and would be taken care of and respected.
Next came the surgeon! She gave me a big hug and introduced herself to my husband and hugged him too. She held my hand and asked me if I was ready and I told her about my fear of doing the vaginal because I wanted my tubes out and she laughed and said "girl those are the first things coming out! Don't you worry I'm going to give you four tiny, neat incisions and we'll pull those cancer factories right out!" I felt so at peace with my decision to have her as my surgeon and she left me with another hug and promised to make sure my husband got plenty of updates
Finally, my anesthesiology team showed up. Two absolutely fabulous women who talked a mile a minute just like I do and we were all in stitches from laughing about the silliest things. She noted I get nauseous easily and picked an anesthesia that had a lower rate of nausea. She gave me an anti-nausea pill, an anxiety pill, and then said she'd be back to wheel me to the OR with the whole team.
7:30: My husband took my belongings and I gave him one more kiss and took off my glasses. Then they wheeled me to the OR. I remember a room full of bright lights and it was quite cold, and it felt like I was in a medical TV show with the POV camera as things were lowered around me. I have no memory of being moved to the bed but I do believe they did it before I was under. There were probably 8 people in the room all talking and it felt chaotic but not unpleasant. The anesthesiologist gave me an oxygen mask and said "breathe into this for some better oxygen" and I took make 3 breaths and was out cold.
11:30AM (according to my husband): I was in the recovery area and slowly coming to. I'd say it took about an hour for me to be fully awake and able to speak coherently. It felt like I was coming in and out of a dream, and every time I talked it got a little easier to annunciate. I had mild cramping but no other pain to speak of.
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Now that I'm awake for a few hours without oxy, I thought I'd share my experience fully before I forget it all! This will also help me journal when I'm ready to sit up :)
I'm on my phone so I apologize for any glaring spelling errors, my autocorrect sucks.
Day Before surgery: my leave began the day before so I woke up early and had a bowl of cereal for breakfast and proceeded to sit in bed anxious about the phone call from the nurse. She thankfully called around 9:45 to confirm the time of surgery and my eating instructions. After that call I was so relieved I pooped twice š I had started miralax on Tuesday one cap full a day to help soften things up for surgery on Friday 3/31.
I spent the rest of the day cleaning the house and keeping my mind off of things and I'll say I wasn't anxious at all! If you've seen my prior posts, I was one of the most anxious people on this sub lol
I had a Chia Banana Boost smoothie from Tropical Smoothie cafe for lunch and later a bit of toast with some butter because that always helps my bowels start.
My husband got home from work and made me a seasoned chicken breast and white rice for dinner. I drank about 80oz of liquid throughout the day, including some Gatorade.
At 9PM I took my first pre-op shower with Dial soap and went to bed at 10PM. My alarm went off at 3:30 so I could do my second pre-op shower and we were on the road by 4AM.
Surgery day 3/31: The drive there was miserable because it was pouring rain and we were on a 2 lane road with some construction, but my husband was very patient and we got there at 5:10, twenty minutes ahead of schedule
5:30AM: checked in with the front desk who took my husband's name and cell phone and sent him a test text to ensure he'd receive updates during and after the surgery. She also set expectstions for timing.
6:15AM: There were three women in the waiting room including me, and we were all called at the same time to walk to pre-op like a little school field trip. Our partners all walked with us and we each had a little bed with a curtain for all the pre-op stuff
6:30-7:30AM: Things were hectic! I introduced myself to so many people but everyone was wide awake and cheerful, and I had quite a few laughs even through the discomfort of some of the stuff. The nurse who got my IV going traded tattoo stories with my husband and I while she tried three different spots and finally got an IV into my tiny veins on my right wrist! My left hand was a big ole bruise but didn't end up working out lol. She gave my clindamycin after a thorough discussion about all my allergies, a Tylenol, saline, and a pill explained to help with my urethra? I don't quite remember the details.
Next came a lovely woman from research to ask if I was interested in the University's genetic library. I enthusiastically asked to participate and signed off on blood draw in the OR to contribute to the library and future research regarding chronic pain and women's health, which felt awesome!
After her the resident came with another doctor to discuss the surgery in detail. We went over the two types of surgery I was consenting for, exactly what each entailed, and what parts would be removed. She was impressed with my knowledge and really gave me an in depth discussion which was so nice and made me feel at ease. We established that my tubes coming out were a priority and therefore the surgeon would likely chose laparoscopic to avoid the potential of the tubes being too high to remove through a fully vaginal procedure.
We discussed pain management in full, and she explained the average prescription for oxy but said "I am happy to prescribe whatever amount you feel is necessary for your recovery", which was amazing. I settled on 9 pills with the caveat that I could call for more.
The doctor that was with her was male, but he was insanely friendly and I asked point blank what pelvic exams would be performed while I was under. She calmly explained that there would be no students present for my exam but all three (surgeon, doctor, and resident) would perform a pelvic exam as it is a very important part of the process. I agreed and they noted in my chart that I had a history of SA and would be taken care of and respected.
Next came the surgeon! She gave me a big hug and introduced herself to my husband and hugged him too. She held my hand and asked me if I was ready and I told her about my fear of doing the vaginal because I wanted my tubes out and she laughed and said "girl those are the first things coming out! Don't you worry I'm going to give you four tiny, neat incisions and we'll pull those cancer factories right out!" I felt so at peace with my decision to have her as my surgeon and she left me with another hug and promised to make sure my husband got plenty of updates
Finally, my anesthesiology team showed up. Two absolutely fabulous women who talked a mile a minute just like I do and we were all in stitches from laughing about the silliest things. She noted I get nauseous easily and picked an anesthesia that had a lower rate of nausea. She gave me an anti-nausea pill, an anxiety pill, and then said she'd be back to wheel me to the OR with the whole team.
7:30: My husband took my belongings and I gave him one more kiss and took off my glasses. Then they wheeled me to the OR. I remember a room full of bright lights and it was quite cold, and it felt like I was in a medical TV show with the POV camera as things were lowered around me. I have no memory of being moved to the bed but I do believe they did it before I was under. There were probably 8 people in the room all talking and it felt chaotic but not unpleasant. The anesthesiologist gave me an oxygen mask and said "breathe into this for some better oxygen" and I took make 3 breaths and was out cold.
11:30AM (according to my husband): I was in the recovery area and slowly coming to. I'd say it took about an hour for me to be fully awake and able to speak coherently. It felt like I was coming in and out of a dream, and every time I talked it got a little easier to annunciate. I had mild cramping but no other pain to speak of.
2023.04.01 16:21 PacmanTheHitman Should probably fix his door
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2023.04.01 16:21 SUBSUCKSATEVERYTHING OOC is hilarious
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2023.04.01 16:21 Training_Remote_9298 Cheater profiles early warning signs
I'm divorced now and I missed a ton of signs when I was being cheated on but was thinking of personality type things that should have put me on higher alert. She was never happy with anything for long. Cars houses jobs etc. Everything basically had a 1 year shelf life before she was tired of it. There was a weird hole there that couldn't be filled.
one of her therapists got this idea into her head that she was a people pleaser. I believe this is the main justification in her mind for the abuse she put the people in her life through. She would do something nice then account for her nice thing more than what was reciprocated and build up this debt of being "owed". Any advice or pressure from anybody to do anything she could throw in the garbage because she had done nice things and was "owed" happiness. Then since she spent so much time "pleasing" people her focus could be on forming boundaries with the "negative people". It was always really bad with her mom who while not perfect busted her ass to do everything she could for her daughter. I should have been much more suspicious of that. Eventually I ended up in the same category of "negative people" as her mom.
There was definately a ton of early warning signs but this should have put me on higher alert. I just never thought I would be that guy. I'm now worried of having to deal with her in the future because we have joint custody of the kids. She will be able to justify all kinds of shenanigans to herself. In a crazy way it's actually better when she ISNT being nice and thoughtful! It's like some kind of crazy catch 22 you want to have a good parenting relationship but it WILL end up biting you no matter what you do. ... I wonder what kind of stuff you guys have had to deal with sharing the parenting. I might ask that as a separate post.
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one of her therapists got this idea into her head that she was a people pleaser. I believe this is the main justification in her mind for the abuse she put the people in her life through. She would do something nice then account for her nice thing more than what was reciprocated and build up this debt of being "owed". Any advice or pressure from anybody to do anything she could throw in the garbage because she had done nice things and was "owed" happiness. Then since she spent so much time "pleasing" people her focus could be on forming boundaries with the "negative people". It was always really bad with her mom who while not perfect busted her ass to do everything she could for her daughter. I should have been much more suspicious of that. Eventually I ended up in the same category of "negative people" as her mom.
There was definately a ton of early warning signs but this should have put me on higher alert. I just never thought I would be that guy. I'm now worried of having to deal with her in the future because we have joint custody of the kids. She will be able to justify all kinds of shenanigans to herself. In a crazy way it's actually better when she ISNT being nice and thoughtful! It's like some kind of crazy catch 22 you want to have a good parenting relationship but it WILL end up biting you no matter what you do. ... I wonder what kind of stuff you guys have had to deal with sharing the parenting. I might ask that as a separate post.
2023.04.01 16:21 thedriftlessdrifter While in Florida I noticed this behind someone's trailer house.. had to stop for a picture
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2023.04.01 16:20 SkylineStars23 My ex fiance may have been a narcissist
Though it's been almost 2 years ago I was recently talking with my therapist about my ex fiance and how I kept having nightmares about him and his family. I described to her our relationship dynamic and she told me he sounds like he has a lot of narcissistic traits. She recommended I look up videos of victims who spoke about their past relationships with Narcissits.
After watching those videos I have come to the conclusion that my ex was very much close to being one.
Our dynamic as a couple was very on the surface because I almost never spoke my mind. I'll spare the details and summarize it as I want to get this off my chest.
I was never myself. I almost never spoke my mind about what was lacking in the relationship. Every time I ever brought up anything he'd go silent or get mad and walk out the door. So I kept everything to myself. Any time I wanted him to endulge in something I enjoyed he'd be on his phone almost the entire time. I gave up trying to share my life with him and he'd continue doing what he always did and would play video games all day. I was growing a business so I got busy myself but he never did much to get involved. I found the best way to keep the relationship going was for me to hide who I was and keep my expectations low. Obviously I got depressed. I felt so empty and unloved. Scared to speak my mind because I knew he'd blow up and walk out of the house or just become cold and not say anything. I had enough one day and learned I wasn't getting the love I wanted and stopped all together being affectionate and sexual. He didn't seem to mind and didn't even see a difference. All he did was work and come home to play video games. He drowned in games. I would support his hobbies and even go out of my way to events for other hobbies he'd enjoy just as a last ditch effort but nothing got better. I left and moved in with one of my friends. It caught him by surprise which was super fucking weird as he could tell I did stop the affection a long time ago. I just couldn't be myself in fear of his retaliation. Really I saw him hit and punch my dogs and I felt if I brought up an argument I was going to get the same treatment.
There's way more to this story but this is all I can say for now. I feel so much better to learn more about his narcism that I think I can finally move on from him. I knew he was selfish the first time we dated but now I see he never really changed and will probably be selfish for the rest of his life. I don't know how his relationships will be or are right now with whomever he's with but I hope they realize they deserve much better and don't stay as long as I did. No one deserves to feel like they aren't important. Sure the first few years were great but after a couple it hits rock bottom when he gets tired of putting up that facade. Don't get stuck like I did. You deserve so much better.
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After watching those videos I have come to the conclusion that my ex was very much close to being one.
Our dynamic as a couple was very on the surface because I almost never spoke my mind. I'll spare the details and summarize it as I want to get this off my chest.
I was never myself. I almost never spoke my mind about what was lacking in the relationship. Every time I ever brought up anything he'd go silent or get mad and walk out the door. So I kept everything to myself. Any time I wanted him to endulge in something I enjoyed he'd be on his phone almost the entire time. I gave up trying to share my life with him and he'd continue doing what he always did and would play video games all day. I was growing a business so I got busy myself but he never did much to get involved. I found the best way to keep the relationship going was for me to hide who I was and keep my expectations low. Obviously I got depressed. I felt so empty and unloved. Scared to speak my mind because I knew he'd blow up and walk out of the house or just become cold and not say anything. I had enough one day and learned I wasn't getting the love I wanted and stopped all together being affectionate and sexual. He didn't seem to mind and didn't even see a difference. All he did was work and come home to play video games. He drowned in games. I would support his hobbies and even go out of my way to events for other hobbies he'd enjoy just as a last ditch effort but nothing got better. I left and moved in with one of my friends. It caught him by surprise which was super fucking weird as he could tell I did stop the affection a long time ago. I just couldn't be myself in fear of his retaliation. Really I saw him hit and punch my dogs and I felt if I brought up an argument I was going to get the same treatment.
There's way more to this story but this is all I can say for now. I feel so much better to learn more about his narcism that I think I can finally move on from him. I knew he was selfish the first time we dated but now I see he never really changed and will probably be selfish for the rest of his life. I don't know how his relationships will be or are right now with whomever he's with but I hope they realize they deserve much better and don't stay as long as I did. No one deserves to feel like they aren't important. Sure the first few years were great but after a couple it hits rock bottom when he gets tired of putting up that facade. Don't get stuck like I did. You deserve so much better.
2023.04.01 16:20 Traditional_Sort2276 Villager mechanics
Is there a thread on here or a resource someone can point me to to learn more about villager mechanics? I've read through the villager info on IGN, minecraft.fandom, and TheGamer, but in my experience those give 'perfect world' instructions... I'm more trying to troubleshoot.
For context, I'm making my own village, I understand how to breed them and how to assign them jobs. What I'm currently struggling with is that they aren't sleeping in beds, even though I feel like the beds are accessible. They keep pairing and unpairing with beds, but not using them. They congregate in weird places that makes it seem like they are trying to get to the bed, but ignoring the paths that I made there. I would also love to get each villager to pair to a specific bed in the house I make for their profession.
There are other things, but that's just a taste of the issues I'd like to learn about. Is there some thread on here that has a bunch of villager tips and tricks (I did a cursory search, but didn't find anything other than other people asking specific questions)? Or some guide somewhere someone could link to?
Thanks!
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For context, I'm making my own village, I understand how to breed them and how to assign them jobs. What I'm currently struggling with is that they aren't sleeping in beds, even though I feel like the beds are accessible. They keep pairing and unpairing with beds, but not using them. They congregate in weird places that makes it seem like they are trying to get to the bed, but ignoring the paths that I made there. I would also love to get each villager to pair to a specific bed in the house I make for their profession.
There are other things, but that's just a taste of the issues I'd like to learn about. Is there some thread on here that has a bunch of villager tips and tricks (I did a cursory search, but didn't find anything other than other people asking specific questions)? Or some guide somewhere someone could link to?
Thanks!
2023.04.01 16:20 NoAverage9216 I got scammed and became a millionaire.
I invested $30K in this crypto project my buddy created. 6 months later it was worth $4.5 million dollars. I cashed out at about $4.2 million, not because Iām smart or a great investor, I just did it to buy my dream house and a Ferrari. The next day things started going south for the project, price of the coin went down 98% and everyone lost their money. Later I found out it was a scam from the start, my best friend was scammer. He decided to cash out the exact same day with $5 million. What a crazy story huh? What a shit friend, I hope they throw him in jail because he is the only one responsible for this, no one else but him
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2023.04.01 16:20 Wan_Haole_Faka Restarting at 32 in Plumbing, Left Cult, Overcoming Self-Harm
This is sort of a broad post with many facets and I don't have a TLDR. I was in a high-control "spiritual" group from age 21-30 and am having some challenges readjusting to many of the "realities" of life. I don't know where to go to for help and would greatly appreciate outside perspectives.
I'm starting my 2nd year as an apprentice plumber after finishing first in my trade school (once I decided to leave said group).
I believe that one of the triggers for addictive/self-destructive behavior is trying to avoid challenging emotions. I struggle with binge eating maybe 50% of evenings and I live with my mother. She has been wonderfully supportive since I decided to make my own decisions in life and doesn't charge me rent, never will and will allow me to stay as long as I want to.
Last year I paid off $7,000 of credit card debt and maxed my new Roth IRA. The year before I paid $6,000 of delinquent capital gains tax. All these debts were due to squandering an inheritance from my grandfather due to me having a good heart, being gullible perhaps and not having any financial literacy until I decided that personal sovereignty was very important to me.
Anyways, living with my mother has allowed me to save a little money, but I'm not happy with the emotional/social dynamic. I don't want to speculate too much, but I think I reject the kind of love my mother wants to give me. She's getting better about seeing me as an adult, but still does things like trying to speak for me to others while in my presence, kind of normal mothering stuff for a little boy, I guess. She's retired and I think sort of has a tendency to live vicariously through others. I don't think it's healthy and so I don't really talk about my life much or communicate much with her at all. I respect her, but we're into different things and frankly, as adults, don't have a lot of common interests, which is fine. Me living with her is putting a fair strain on both of us I think, but she'll never ask me to leave.
We don't eat together for various reasons. Partially it's scheduling, she's more into snacking and I don't like talking while eating. Also, although I don't show it outwardly, I think I get triggered by her questions. I feel like I'm being interrogated and as an adult, I don't owe her any answers.
I think one of my triggers for binge eating is feeling trapped and not in control of my life. I'm wondering if living on my own will help me to "man up" for lack of a better phrase and just make my life work. I've lived alone and with roommates before in many different situations. However I also struggled with binge eating/drinking while living alone in situations where I didn't feel in control, or I didn't like my life circumstances, such as my boss being my landlord, etc. I did learn some independence even though I was in a cult lol. I was told what part of the work to go to, what country to go to, then left and forgotten about. I had to find odd jobs with limited handman/farm skills and couldn't make any commitments. I had to make it work.
I'm hedging my bets that being more independent will help me to overcome my self-destructive habits. Frankly, I've struggled with food addiction before I even got involved in the high-control group. I'm not overweight and am actually very fit, but you know when you have a problem.
I haven't confessed this to anyone in my life, but I started seeing a therapist a couple months ago and have talked about using food to cope. I have a good relationship with some of my family members but I guess I just don't want sympathy. There was a time maybe 12-13 years ago I had a major eczema issue with my skin, lived with my mother and told my sisters I wasn't interested in going to see a Western medical practitioner. Frankly, the crying, begging and emotional strain of having people care about me with good intentions can be a lot to bear. It doesn't always make things better.
I have hobbies, but I don't fully express myself and my interests around my mother and family members. I'm hoping that living on my own (even with roommates), I can focus on increasing my earning potential, work occasional side jobs and focus on my hobbies (singing, Spanish language, martial arts, yoga, etc.) and that this purpose will help me to face uncomfortable emotions and not rely on coping in negative ways.
I'd like to move out of the house and keep reworking my budget, but it's tough. I currently make $21.50/hr. but if I go to another company, I may be taking a pay cut. Although currently, I don't have any benefit package from my job and with a different company, I'd have a package. I currently have about $21,000 in a HYSA that is a combination of an emergency fund and new catruck savings.
I drive a Toyota Solara with 246,000 miles that's been well-cared for. I just put in a new alternator and new tires. Part of my hesitation in leaving my company and current city is that I don't know how much longer this car will last. I don't want to be somewhere I don't know anybody and have to deal with towing a scrap car, potentially missing work at a new company, getting a rental car and finding something reliable with Uber's and whatnot. I don't necessarily NEED a truck but am looking at everything from Tundras to Rangers because it will help me keep options open for weekend side jobs and also to move living situations if I need to.
At my current job, I'm not getting the best training (but it's okay and I can make it work), but I have a company van, they may have given me a little too early (7 months in). So, if my personal car breaks down on a weekend while I have a work van and I'm living with my mother, it's not a huge deal. Problem is, I live in a HCOL area, but I could probably find a roommate and keep my housing/utility costs under $850/mo.
My credit is 694 and I don't want to have a car loan that is less than 91.5% paid off while potentially needing to have a landlord run my credit. 694 should be fine for an apartment, but not if I add a mostly unpaid car loan.
My buddy's mother and her partner have a mother-in-law suite they are trying to rent out in a major city 1 hour away from me. They would charge below market value and there is a good plumbing company in the area I would try to get in with. They are known for having a wonderful paid training program (they actually subcontract out their training). I'd likely take a pay cut but get benefits I'm currently paying for myself (dental, health, retirement). I would probably be someone's helper for 2-6 months before getting my own work vehicle. This is an option.
I guess there's a part of me that feels bad to leave my current company. There is sideways and upward mobility, I have enough say (due to my work ethic and intellect) that I can mostly work with who I want to. They took a chance on me, pay me decently (started me at $20 and now got an additional $1.50 after 10 months) and they make a decent effort to teach me stuff. Problem is they aren't organized with how they bill jobs, among other thing. Some jobs are time and materials, some things are flat rate, some things are a total toss up and some are charity for the church, which takes money out of the employees pockets. At the risk of sounding like I'm slandering them, a good few of the guys are pot heads and even smoke at work. Warnings have been given, but nobody gets fired. If you splash too much water out of a small puddle, I guess you're only left with mud. But I still believe that a company should have standards. Small family company and management doesn't really command respect. We lose money on efficiency and productivity. Guys 6 years in still don't know how to solder and make what I make, some less. One of our lead plumbers makes $.50 an hour more than I do.
So my point is that I could do okay if I stayed in this city with my current job, for now, but I wouldn't be relying on being around people with a growth mindset. I would be relying on my own drive, which is fickle. I'm driven, but I feel like I'm also influenced by my environment. If I stay here, I'd continue seeing my therapist, but if I move to the larger city with arguably the better company, I'd probably find another therapist and would also have access to a couple different men's groups, but nothing like Overeaters Anonymous or Smart Recovery. There are options though for help if I need it, more so in the larger city.
I'll add that my former cult is based out of the larger city with these opportunities. They aren't like a major Church, but are low-key, Christian-influenced Andean Shamanic type people who are followers of someone very charismatic with a few allegations of sexual harassment, although nothing is concrete so far (I think). If I moved there, I may run into the people I left who I was very close to for 9 years. Wouldn't be a big deal I don't think, but I might have to face that.
Budget: $2,900 monthly net income
$693 food (inflated due to not feeling comfortable in my mom's kitchen to cook healthy/cheap)
$541 IRA contributions
$150 catruck savings
$100 gas
$80 clothes/shoe allowance
$80 counseling copayments
$70 health insurance
$70 Verizon bill
$55 car maintenance
$50 supplements
$35 dental insurance
$25 cleaning/maintenance
That leaves me with $951 for rent/utilities, but perhaps more. My food spending should go down substantially if I live alone, but it might not go down if I have to share a kitchen with someone.
I get bonuses at work but don't build my budget around that or anything I make from side jobs.
My mother has decided to pay my car insurance and I won't necessarily complain about that.
Currently Reading:
"The Four Agreements" Don Miguel Ruiz
"Break the Binge Eating Cycle" Sylvana Siskov
The last thing I'll add is that I'm learning to enjoy taking ice baths and am trying to pursue difficult things in order to build up my discipline. If you've read all that, thank you and I hope you can offer some insight that maybe I'm missing. Also, if there's another sub I should post this expression, suggestions are welcome and appreciated. Have a great weekend!
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I'm starting my 2nd year as an apprentice plumber after finishing first in my trade school (once I decided to leave said group).
I believe that one of the triggers for addictive/self-destructive behavior is trying to avoid challenging emotions. I struggle with binge eating maybe 50% of evenings and I live with my mother. She has been wonderfully supportive since I decided to make my own decisions in life and doesn't charge me rent, never will and will allow me to stay as long as I want to.
Last year I paid off $7,000 of credit card debt and maxed my new Roth IRA. The year before I paid $6,000 of delinquent capital gains tax. All these debts were due to squandering an inheritance from my grandfather due to me having a good heart, being gullible perhaps and not having any financial literacy until I decided that personal sovereignty was very important to me.
Anyways, living with my mother has allowed me to save a little money, but I'm not happy with the emotional/social dynamic. I don't want to speculate too much, but I think I reject the kind of love my mother wants to give me. She's getting better about seeing me as an adult, but still does things like trying to speak for me to others while in my presence, kind of normal mothering stuff for a little boy, I guess. She's retired and I think sort of has a tendency to live vicariously through others. I don't think it's healthy and so I don't really talk about my life much or communicate much with her at all. I respect her, but we're into different things and frankly, as adults, don't have a lot of common interests, which is fine. Me living with her is putting a fair strain on both of us I think, but she'll never ask me to leave.
We don't eat together for various reasons. Partially it's scheduling, she's more into snacking and I don't like talking while eating. Also, although I don't show it outwardly, I think I get triggered by her questions. I feel like I'm being interrogated and as an adult, I don't owe her any answers.
I think one of my triggers for binge eating is feeling trapped and not in control of my life. I'm wondering if living on my own will help me to "man up" for lack of a better phrase and just make my life work. I've lived alone and with roommates before in many different situations. However I also struggled with binge eating/drinking while living alone in situations where I didn't feel in control, or I didn't like my life circumstances, such as my boss being my landlord, etc. I did learn some independence even though I was in a cult lol. I was told what part of the work to go to, what country to go to, then left and forgotten about. I had to find odd jobs with limited handman/farm skills and couldn't make any commitments. I had to make it work.
I'm hedging my bets that being more independent will help me to overcome my self-destructive habits. Frankly, I've struggled with food addiction before I even got involved in the high-control group. I'm not overweight and am actually very fit, but you know when you have a problem.
I haven't confessed this to anyone in my life, but I started seeing a therapist a couple months ago and have talked about using food to cope. I have a good relationship with some of my family members but I guess I just don't want sympathy. There was a time maybe 12-13 years ago I had a major eczema issue with my skin, lived with my mother and told my sisters I wasn't interested in going to see a Western medical practitioner. Frankly, the crying, begging and emotional strain of having people care about me with good intentions can be a lot to bear. It doesn't always make things better.
I have hobbies, but I don't fully express myself and my interests around my mother and family members. I'm hoping that living on my own (even with roommates), I can focus on increasing my earning potential, work occasional side jobs and focus on my hobbies (singing, Spanish language, martial arts, yoga, etc.) and that this purpose will help me to face uncomfortable emotions and not rely on coping in negative ways.
I'd like to move out of the house and keep reworking my budget, but it's tough. I currently make $21.50/hr. but if I go to another company, I may be taking a pay cut. Although currently, I don't have any benefit package from my job and with a different company, I'd have a package. I currently have about $21,000 in a HYSA that is a combination of an emergency fund and new catruck savings.
I drive a Toyota Solara with 246,000 miles that's been well-cared for. I just put in a new alternator and new tires. Part of my hesitation in leaving my company and current city is that I don't know how much longer this car will last. I don't want to be somewhere I don't know anybody and have to deal with towing a scrap car, potentially missing work at a new company, getting a rental car and finding something reliable with Uber's and whatnot. I don't necessarily NEED a truck but am looking at everything from Tundras to Rangers because it will help me keep options open for weekend side jobs and also to move living situations if I need to.
At my current job, I'm not getting the best training (but it's okay and I can make it work), but I have a company van, they may have given me a little too early (7 months in). So, if my personal car breaks down on a weekend while I have a work van and I'm living with my mother, it's not a huge deal. Problem is, I live in a HCOL area, but I could probably find a roommate and keep my housing/utility costs under $850/mo.
My credit is 694 and I don't want to have a car loan that is less than 91.5% paid off while potentially needing to have a landlord run my credit. 694 should be fine for an apartment, but not if I add a mostly unpaid car loan.
My buddy's mother and her partner have a mother-in-law suite they are trying to rent out in a major city 1 hour away from me. They would charge below market value and there is a good plumbing company in the area I would try to get in with. They are known for having a wonderful paid training program (they actually subcontract out their training). I'd likely take a pay cut but get benefits I'm currently paying for myself (dental, health, retirement). I would probably be someone's helper for 2-6 months before getting my own work vehicle. This is an option.
I guess there's a part of me that feels bad to leave my current company. There is sideways and upward mobility, I have enough say (due to my work ethic and intellect) that I can mostly work with who I want to. They took a chance on me, pay me decently (started me at $20 and now got an additional $1.50 after 10 months) and they make a decent effort to teach me stuff. Problem is they aren't organized with how they bill jobs, among other thing. Some jobs are time and materials, some things are flat rate, some things are a total toss up and some are charity for the church, which takes money out of the employees pockets. At the risk of sounding like I'm slandering them, a good few of the guys are pot heads and even smoke at work. Warnings have been given, but nobody gets fired. If you splash too much water out of a small puddle, I guess you're only left with mud. But I still believe that a company should have standards. Small family company and management doesn't really command respect. We lose money on efficiency and productivity. Guys 6 years in still don't know how to solder and make what I make, some less. One of our lead plumbers makes $.50 an hour more than I do.
So my point is that I could do okay if I stayed in this city with my current job, for now, but I wouldn't be relying on being around people with a growth mindset. I would be relying on my own drive, which is fickle. I'm driven, but I feel like I'm also influenced by my environment. If I stay here, I'd continue seeing my therapist, but if I move to the larger city with arguably the better company, I'd probably find another therapist and would also have access to a couple different men's groups, but nothing like Overeaters Anonymous or Smart Recovery. There are options though for help if I need it, more so in the larger city.
I'll add that my former cult is based out of the larger city with these opportunities. They aren't like a major Church, but are low-key, Christian-influenced Andean Shamanic type people who are followers of someone very charismatic with a few allegations of sexual harassment, although nothing is concrete so far (I think). If I moved there, I may run into the people I left who I was very close to for 9 years. Wouldn't be a big deal I don't think, but I might have to face that.
Budget: $2,900 monthly net income
$693 food (inflated due to not feeling comfortable in my mom's kitchen to cook healthy/cheap)
$541 IRA contributions
$150 catruck savings
$100 gas
$80 clothes/shoe allowance
$80 counseling copayments
$70 health insurance
$70 Verizon bill
$55 car maintenance
$50 supplements
$35 dental insurance
$25 cleaning/maintenance
That leaves me with $951 for rent/utilities, but perhaps more. My food spending should go down substantially if I live alone, but it might not go down if I have to share a kitchen with someone.
I get bonuses at work but don't build my budget around that or anything I make from side jobs.
My mother has decided to pay my car insurance and I won't necessarily complain about that.
Currently Reading:
"The Four Agreements" Don Miguel Ruiz
"Break the Binge Eating Cycle" Sylvana Siskov
The last thing I'll add is that I'm learning to enjoy taking ice baths and am trying to pursue difficult things in order to build up my discipline. If you've read all that, thank you and I hope you can offer some insight that maybe I'm missing. Also, if there's another sub I should post this expression, suggestions are welcome and appreciated. Have a great weekend!
2023.04.01 16:20 Constant_Baker_4811 Leaving Sales
So Iāve been in tech sales for a few years as an SDR and AE. Even at my best, itās been tough. Itās so stressful to be good at your job but still fight for your seat everyday. Iām thinking of leaving it for a while.
Luckily Iām an army vet so I have access to my va education bill. It pays for school and pays me a salary as well. I was thinking of going to school for nursing(my dream) or doing some type of business major that might help in sales when I graduate.
My question is are there degrees that help with sales or landing better roles? Thatās the only reason Iād go back.
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Luckily Iām an army vet so I have access to my va education bill. It pays for school and pays me a salary as well. I was thinking of going to school for nursing(my dream) or doing some type of business major that might help in sales when I graduate.
My question is are there degrees that help with sales or landing better roles? Thatās the only reason Iād go back.
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I was getting close to asking you to leave, but you had other plans.
I had no idea, but you were a witch. Secretly studying to advance your skills and pass your remaining exams, you couldnāt stand me any longer. Fortunately for you, you could do something about it, and you didnāt have a familiar yet.
You wanted the classic black cat, and although you could imbue a stray with magic, you knew the best ones were those that used to be human. The variant of the spell for witches at your level was a complicated one that took about a week to complete, using a mixture of potions and verbal spells, resulting in a strong link being formed between you and your new feline friend.
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2023.04.01 16:20 Wan_Haole_Faka Restarting at 32 in Plumbing, Left Cult, Overcoming Self-Harm
This is sort of a broad post with many facets and I don't have a TLDR. I was in a high-control "spiritual" group from age 21-30 and am having some challenges readjusting to many of the "realities" of life. I don't know where to go to for help and would greatly appreciate outside perspectives.
I'm starting my 2nd year as an apprentice plumber after finishing first in my trade school (once I decided to leave said group).
I believe that one of the triggers for addictive/self-destructive behavior is trying to avoid challenging emotions. I struggle with binge eating maybe 50% of evenings and I live with my mother. She has been wonderfully supportive since I decided to make my own decisions in life and doesn't charge me rent, never will and will allow me to stay as long as I want to.
Last year I paid off $7,000 of credit card debt and maxed my new Roth IRA. The year before I paid $6,000 of delinquent capital gains tax. All these debts were due to squandering an inheritance from my grandfather due to me having a good heart, being gullible perhaps and not having any financial literacy until I decided that personal sovereignty was very important to me.
Anyways, living with my mother has allowed me to save a little money, but I'm not happy with the emotional/social dynamic. I don't want to speculate too much, but I think I reject the kind of love my mother wants to give me. She's getting better about seeing me as an adult, but still does things like trying to speak for me to others while in my presence, kind of normal mothering stuff for a little boy, I guess. She's retired and I think sort of has a tendency to live vicariously through others. I don't think it's healthy and so I don't really talk about my life much or communicate much with her at all. I respect her, but we're into different things and frankly, as adults, don't have a lot of common interests, which is fine. Me living with her is putting a fair strain on both of us I think, but she'll never ask me to leave.
We don't eat together for various reasons. Partially it's scheduling, she's more into snacking and I don't like talking while eating. Also, although I don't show it outwardly, I think I get triggered by her questions. I feel like I'm being interrogated and as an adult, I don't owe her any answers.
I think one of my triggers for binge eating is feeling trapped and not in control of my life. I'm wondering if living on my own will help me to "man up" for lack of a better phrase and just make my life work. I've lived alone and with roommates before in many different situations. However I also struggled with binge eating/drinking while living alone in situations where I didn't feel in control, or I didn't like my life circumstances, such as my boss being my landlord, etc. I did learn some independence even though I was in a cult lol. I was told what part of the work to go to, what country to go to, then left and forgotten about. I had to find odd jobs with limited handman/farm skills and couldn't make any commitments. I had to make it work.
I'm hedging my bets that being more independent will help me to overcome my self-destructive habits. Frankly, I've struggled with food addiction before I even got involved in the high-control group. I'm not overweight and am actually very fit, but you know when you have a problem.
I haven't confessed this to anyone in my life, but I started seeing a therapist a couple months ago and have talked about using food to cope. I have a good relationship with some of my family members but I guess I just don't want sympathy. There was a time maybe 12-13 years ago I had a major eczema issue with my skin, lived with my mother and told my sisters I wasn't interested in going to see a Western medical practitioner. Frankly, the crying, begging and emotional strain of having people care about me with good intentions can be a lot to bear. It doesn't always make things better.
I have hobbies, but I don't fully express myself and my interests around my mother and family members. I'm hoping that living on my own (even with roommates), I can focus on increasing my earning potential, work occasional side jobs and focus on my hobbies (singing, Spanish language, martial arts, yoga, etc.) and that this purpose will help me to face uncomfortable emotions and not rely on coping in negative ways.
I'd like to move out of the house and keep reworking my budget, but it's tough. I currently make $21.50/hr. but if I go to another company, I may be taking a pay cut. Although currently, I don't have any benefit package from my job and with a different company, I'd have a package. I currently have about $21,000 in a HYSA that is a combination of an emergency fund and new catruck savings.
I drive a Toyota Solara with 246,000 miles that's been well-cared for. I just put in a new alternator and new tires. Part of my hesitation in leaving my company and current city is that I don't know how much longer this car will last. I don't want to be somewhere I don't know anybody and have to deal with towing a scrap car, potentially missing work at a new company, getting a rental car and finding something reliable with Uber's and whatnot. I don't necessarily NEED a truck but am looking at everything from Tundras to Rangers because it will help me keep options open for weekend side jobs and also to move living situations if I need to.
At my current job, I'm not getting the best training (but it's okay and I can make it work), but I have a company van, they may have given me a little too early (7 months in). So, if my personal car breaks down on a weekend while I have a work van and I'm living with my mother, it's not a huge deal. Problem is, I live in a HCOL area, but I could probably find a roommate and keep my housing/utility costs under $850/mo.
My credit is 694 and I don't want to have a car loan that is less than 91.5% paid off while potentially needing to have a landlord run my credit. 694 should be fine for an apartment, but not if I add a mostly unpaid car loan.
My buddy's mother and her partner have a mother-in-law suite they are trying to rent out in a major city 1 hour away from me. They would charge below market value and there is a good plumbing company in the area I would try to get in with. They are known for having a wonderful paid training program (they actually subcontract out their training). I'd likely take a pay cut but get benefits I'm currently paying for myself (dental, health, retirement). I would probably be someone's helper for 2-6 months before getting my own work vehicle. This is an option.
I guess there's a part of me that feels bad to leave my current company. There is sideways and upward mobility, I have enough say (due to my work ethic and intellect) that I can mostly work with who I want to. They took a chance on me, pay me decently (started me at $20 and now got an additional $1.50 after 10 months) and they make a decent effort to teach me stuff. Problem is they aren't organized with how they bill jobs, among other thing. Some jobs are time and materials, some things are flat rate, some things are a total toss up and some are charity for the church, which takes money out of the employees pockets. At the risk of sounding like I'm slandering them, a good few of the guys are pot heads and even smoke at work. Warnings have been given, but nobody gets fired. If you splash too much water out of a small puddle, I guess you're only left with mud. But I still believe that a company should have standards. Small family company and management doesn't really command respect. We lose money on efficiency and productivity. Guys 6 years in still don't know how to solder and make what I make, some less. One of our lead plumbers makes $.50 an hour more than I do.
So my point is that I could do okay if I stayed in this city with my current job, for now, but I wouldn't be relying on being around people with a growth mindset. I would be relying on my own drive, which is fickle. I'm driven, but I feel like I'm also influenced by my environment. If I stay here, I'd continue seeing my therapist, but if I move to the larger city with arguably the better company, I'd probably find another therapist and would also have access to a couple different men's groups, but nothing like Overeaters Anonymous or Smart Recovery. There are options though for help if I need it, more so in the larger city.
I'll add that my former cult is based out of the larger city with these opportunities. They aren't like a major Church, but are low-key, Christian-influenced Andean Shamanic type people who are followers of someone very charismatic with a few allegations of sexual harassment, although nothing is concrete so far (I think). If I moved there, I may run into the people I left who I was very close to for 9 years. Wouldn't be a big deal I don't think, but I might have to face that.
Budget: $2,900 monthly net income
$693 food (inflated due to not feeling comfortable in my mom's kitchen to cook healthy/cheap)
$541 IRA contributions
$150 catruck savings
$100 gas
$80 clothes/shoe allowance
$80 counseling copayments
$70 health insurance
$70 Verizon bill
$55 car maintenance
$50 supplements
$35 dental insurance
$25 cleaning/maintenance
That leaves me with $951 for rent/utilities, but perhaps more. My food spending should go down substantially if I live alone, but it might not go down if I have to share a kitchen with someone.
I get bonuses at work but don't build my budget around that or anything I make from side jobs.
My mother has decided to pay my car insurance and I won't necessarily complain about that.
Currently Reading:
"The Four Agreements" Don Miguel Ruiz
"Break the Binge Eating Cycle" Sylvana Siskov
The last thing I'll add is that I'm learning to enjoy taking ice baths and am trying to pursue difficult things in order to build up my discipline. If you've read all that, thank you and I hope you can offer some insight that maybe I'm missing. Also, if there's another sub I should post this expression, suggestions are welcome and appreciated. Have a great weekend!
submitted by Wan_Haole_Faka to addiction [link] [comments]
I'm starting my 2nd year as an apprentice plumber after finishing first in my trade school (once I decided to leave said group).
I believe that one of the triggers for addictive/self-destructive behavior is trying to avoid challenging emotions. I struggle with binge eating maybe 50% of evenings and I live with my mother. She has been wonderfully supportive since I decided to make my own decisions in life and doesn't charge me rent, never will and will allow me to stay as long as I want to.
Last year I paid off $7,000 of credit card debt and maxed my new Roth IRA. The year before I paid $6,000 of delinquent capital gains tax. All these debts were due to squandering an inheritance from my grandfather due to me having a good heart, being gullible perhaps and not having any financial literacy until I decided that personal sovereignty was very important to me.
Anyways, living with my mother has allowed me to save a little money, but I'm not happy with the emotional/social dynamic. I don't want to speculate too much, but I think I reject the kind of love my mother wants to give me. She's getting better about seeing me as an adult, but still does things like trying to speak for me to others while in my presence, kind of normal mothering stuff for a little boy, I guess. She's retired and I think sort of has a tendency to live vicariously through others. I don't think it's healthy and so I don't really talk about my life much or communicate much with her at all. I respect her, but we're into different things and frankly, as adults, don't have a lot of common interests, which is fine. Me living with her is putting a fair strain on both of us I think, but she'll never ask me to leave.
We don't eat together for various reasons. Partially it's scheduling, she's more into snacking and I don't like talking while eating. Also, although I don't show it outwardly, I think I get triggered by her questions. I feel like I'm being interrogated and as an adult, I don't owe her any answers.
I think one of my triggers for binge eating is feeling trapped and not in control of my life. I'm wondering if living on my own will help me to "man up" for lack of a better phrase and just make my life work. I've lived alone and with roommates before in many different situations. However I also struggled with binge eating/drinking while living alone in situations where I didn't feel in control, or I didn't like my life circumstances, such as my boss being my landlord, etc. I did learn some independence even though I was in a cult lol. I was told what part of the work to go to, what country to go to, then left and forgotten about. I had to find odd jobs with limited handman/farm skills and couldn't make any commitments. I had to make it work.
I'm hedging my bets that being more independent will help me to overcome my self-destructive habits. Frankly, I've struggled with food addiction before I even got involved in the high-control group. I'm not overweight and am actually very fit, but you know when you have a problem.
I haven't confessed this to anyone in my life, but I started seeing a therapist a couple months ago and have talked about using food to cope. I have a good relationship with some of my family members but I guess I just don't want sympathy. There was a time maybe 12-13 years ago I had a major eczema issue with my skin, lived with my mother and told my sisters I wasn't interested in going to see a Western medical practitioner. Frankly, the crying, begging and emotional strain of having people care about me with good intentions can be a lot to bear. It doesn't always make things better.
I have hobbies, but I don't fully express myself and my interests around my mother and family members. I'm hoping that living on my own (even with roommates), I can focus on increasing my earning potential, work occasional side jobs and focus on my hobbies (singing, Spanish language, martial arts, yoga, etc.) and that this purpose will help me to face uncomfortable emotions and not rely on coping in negative ways.
I'd like to move out of the house and keep reworking my budget, but it's tough. I currently make $21.50/hr. but if I go to another company, I may be taking a pay cut. Although currently, I don't have any benefit package from my job and with a different company, I'd have a package. I currently have about $21,000 in a HYSA that is a combination of an emergency fund and new catruck savings.
I drive a Toyota Solara with 246,000 miles that's been well-cared for. I just put in a new alternator and new tires. Part of my hesitation in leaving my company and current city is that I don't know how much longer this car will last. I don't want to be somewhere I don't know anybody and have to deal with towing a scrap car, potentially missing work at a new company, getting a rental car and finding something reliable with Uber's and whatnot. I don't necessarily NEED a truck but am looking at everything from Tundras to Rangers because it will help me keep options open for weekend side jobs and also to move living situations if I need to.
At my current job, I'm not getting the best training (but it's okay and I can make it work), but I have a company van, they may have given me a little too early (7 months in). So, if my personal car breaks down on a weekend while I have a work van and I'm living with my mother, it's not a huge deal. Problem is, I live in a HCOL area, but I could probably find a roommate and keep my housing/utility costs under $850/mo.
My credit is 694 and I don't want to have a car loan that is less than 91.5% paid off while potentially needing to have a landlord run my credit. 694 should be fine for an apartment, but not if I add a mostly unpaid car loan.
My buddy's mother and her partner have a mother-in-law suite they are trying to rent out in a major city 1 hour away from me. They would charge below market value and there is a good plumbing company in the area I would try to get in with. They are known for having a wonderful paid training program (they actually subcontract out their training). I'd likely take a pay cut but get benefits I'm currently paying for myself (dental, health, retirement). I would probably be someone's helper for 2-6 months before getting my own work vehicle. This is an option.
I guess there's a part of me that feels bad to leave my current company. There is sideways and upward mobility, I have enough say (due to my work ethic and intellect) that I can mostly work with who I want to. They took a chance on me, pay me decently (started me at $20 and now got an additional $1.50 after 10 months) and they make a decent effort to teach me stuff. Problem is they aren't organized with how they bill jobs, among other thing. Some jobs are time and materials, some things are flat rate, some things are a total toss up and some are charity for the church, which takes money out of the employees pockets. At the risk of sounding like I'm slandering them, a good few of the guys are pot heads and even smoke at work. Warnings have been given, but nobody gets fired. If you splash too much water out of a small puddle, I guess you're only left with mud. But I still believe that a company should have standards. Small family company and management doesn't really command respect. We lose money on efficiency and productivity. Guys 6 years in still don't know how to solder and make what I make, some less. One of our lead plumbers makes $.50 an hour more than I do.
So my point is that I could do okay if I stayed in this city with my current job, for now, but I wouldn't be relying on being around people with a growth mindset. I would be relying on my own drive, which is fickle. I'm driven, but I feel like I'm also influenced by my environment. If I stay here, I'd continue seeing my therapist, but if I move to the larger city with arguably the better company, I'd probably find another therapist and would also have access to a couple different men's groups, but nothing like Overeaters Anonymous or Smart Recovery. There are options though for help if I need it, more so in the larger city.
I'll add that my former cult is based out of the larger city with these opportunities. They aren't like a major Church, but are low-key, Christian-influenced Andean Shamanic type people who are followers of someone very charismatic with a few allegations of sexual harassment, although nothing is concrete so far (I think). If I moved there, I may run into the people I left who I was very close to for 9 years. Wouldn't be a big deal I don't think, but I might have to face that.
Budget: $2,900 monthly net income
$693 food (inflated due to not feeling comfortable in my mom's kitchen to cook healthy/cheap)
$541 IRA contributions
$150 catruck savings
$100 gas
$80 clothes/shoe allowance
$80 counseling copayments
$70 health insurance
$70 Verizon bill
$55 car maintenance
$50 supplements
$35 dental insurance
$25 cleaning/maintenance
That leaves me with $951 for rent/utilities, but perhaps more. My food spending should go down substantially if I live alone, but it might not go down if I have to share a kitchen with someone.
I get bonuses at work but don't build my budget around that or anything I make from side jobs.
My mother has decided to pay my car insurance and I won't necessarily complain about that.
Currently Reading:
"The Four Agreements" Don Miguel Ruiz
"Break the Binge Eating Cycle" Sylvana Siskov
The last thing I'll add is that I'm learning to enjoy taking ice baths and am trying to pursue difficult things in order to build up my discipline. If you've read all that, thank you and I hope you can offer some insight that maybe I'm missing. Also, if there's another sub I should post this expression, suggestions are welcome and appreciated. Have a great weekend!
2023.04.01 16:20 5reasons4life Blackhawk Defense Force is recruiting!
GREETINGS CITIZENS!
Blackhawk Defense Force is looking for both experienced and new players to help us grow into an effective fighting unit as well as a great place to get to meet new friends and have a good time. BDF is UEE oriented, legal, full fleet, anti-pirate, anti-griefer, star citizen dedicated and noob friendly.
**EU AND OCEANIA PLAYERS!** Our goal is to become international. We are NA based, but schedule our ops to best accommodate everyone. We have a strong EU department, The Black Watch, and we are working to build an Oceania/Aussie/Kiwi Department. Help us to grow into a 24/7 organization!
EVENTS! There are a lot of houses in Star Citizen with no light in the window. Tired of being a member of a dead org? Tired of looking for an org that is actually active? BDF holds a minimum of two events a week and usually more. Join us for the fun.
ACTIVE MILITARY AND VETERANS ARE WELCOME! BDF is proud to have a significant number of active military and veterans as part of our membership. We will work with your schedule. We salute you no matter when or where you served. o7
SQUARDON GOALS:
* A complete military style structure
* Full ranking system
* Individual and group training
* Training videos available on our private server
* Like shiny rocks? So do we. So there will be a large selection of awards, medals, ribbons and certification badges that will be presented for a wide range of combat and non combat accomplishments.
* A web site where all main members will have individual areas for character development and display of their uniform, rank, awards, etc.
* Solid organization with clear goals and the determination to consistently move forward despite the road blocks that Star Citizen may (will) throw at us.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
Fighter Pilot (generally single seat fighters)
Heavy Fighter Pilot
Single Seat Bomber Pilot
Light Multi-Crew Ship Pilot (fighters/bombers/drop ships etc.)
Light Multi-Crew Ship Crew Member (generally turret gunners)
Capital Ship Captains and Crew Members
Marine
Medical
Search and Rescue
Logistics and Support (includes transport, mining, repair, construction and supply)
Exploration
Leadership
Join our effort to establish one of the finest groups to play and enjoy Star Citizen with!
https://discord.gg/gHhgdtf5Bj
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/orgs/BDF1
submitted by 5reasons4life to Starcitizen_guilds [link] [comments]
Blackhawk Defense Force is looking for both experienced and new players to help us grow into an effective fighting unit as well as a great place to get to meet new friends and have a good time. BDF is UEE oriented, legal, full fleet, anti-pirate, anti-griefer, star citizen dedicated and noob friendly.
**EU AND OCEANIA PLAYERS!** Our goal is to become international. We are NA based, but schedule our ops to best accommodate everyone. We have a strong EU department, The Black Watch, and we are working to build an Oceania/Aussie/Kiwi Department. Help us to grow into a 24/7 organization!
EVENTS! There are a lot of houses in Star Citizen with no light in the window. Tired of being a member of a dead org? Tired of looking for an org that is actually active? BDF holds a minimum of two events a week and usually more. Join us for the fun.
ACTIVE MILITARY AND VETERANS ARE WELCOME! BDF is proud to have a significant number of active military and veterans as part of our membership. We will work with your schedule. We salute you no matter when or where you served. o7
SQUARDON GOALS:
- To have a good time as a group, participating together in the Roberts Space Industries Star Citizen. Simply put, we are here to have fun. Never lose sight of the fact that this is rule #1.
- Function as a private military company, loyal to the Empire, conducting legal military and civilian operations. We will conduct our operations with professionalism and adhere to comms discipline when engaged in operations in the vicinity of the enemy. We will also lend assistance to other citizens of the UEE where and when ever we are able.
- Learn the game and how to play it skillfully. Blackhawk Squadron will provide training for new pilots for all aspects of game play.
- Although listed as a role play org, we are not hard core, and role play is not a requirement to being a member of this organization. We allow players to role play at the level they prefer. Generally we approach role play with a relaxed, friendly, attitude. There will be no 'hard-asses' here. The posted military discipline rules only apply when members are operating together on the servers during official operations, or in one of the In-Character channels provided. On the primary channels, and on some other private channels, out-of-character conversation is the norm, while in-character play is allowed. Military courtesy, however, is optional anywhere....for the fun and courtesy of it alone. Participation in text based role play story making on the role play channels is strictly voluntary.
- Make new online friends. Learn to work, and fight together as team mates. Learn to trust each other, and cover each otherās backs on the forums, on the servers, and in the Verse. Eventually, we hope to form more of a family than a PMC.
- Improve our combat skills with practice in both the Persistent Universe and the Arena Commander.
- Learn to work together as a unit using teamwork, wingman tactics, and become an effective fighting force in the Verse...on the ground, in the sky and in space.
- To be successful individually, and as a group in the game.
- To find a proper location and establish a base from which to operate.
- Secure reliable friends and make advantageous alliances with like minded organizations.
- Secure profitable, legal contracts in Security, Reconnaissance, Escorting, Mercenary, Freelancing, Transport, Rescue, Vanduul and Pirate suppression, UEEN work, Combat Patrols, as well as Data and message running. We will take any honorable, military or civilian, job that we are equipped to perform.
- To send out one or more Exploration ships to expand man's knowledge base of the universe, as well as to look for new territories and resources that can be exploited. Use our exploration as a source of revenue.
- Always remember rule #1.
* A complete military style structure
* Full ranking system
* Individual and group training
* Training videos available on our private server
* Like shiny rocks? So do we. So there will be a large selection of awards, medals, ribbons and certification badges that will be presented for a wide range of combat and non combat accomplishments.
* A web site where all main members will have individual areas for character development and display of their uniform, rank, awards, etc.
* Solid organization with clear goals and the determination to consistently move forward despite the road blocks that Star Citizen may (will) throw at us.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
Fighter Pilot (generally single seat fighters)
Heavy Fighter Pilot
Single Seat Bomber Pilot
Light Multi-Crew Ship Pilot (fighters/bombers/drop ships etc.)
Light Multi-Crew Ship Crew Member (generally turret gunners)
Capital Ship Captains and Crew Members
Marine
Medical
Search and Rescue
Logistics and Support (includes transport, mining, repair, construction and supply)
Exploration
Leadership
Join our effort to establish one of the finest groups to play and enjoy Star Citizen with!
https://discord.gg/gHhgdtf5Bj
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/orgs/BDF1
2023.04.01 16:19 kwoodell [USA-MO] [H] Saddle Leather Link, NIB Graphite Milanese, Others (Price reduction) [W] Venmo
Open to reasonable offers. Please expect additional $10 for shipping (up to 3 bands) anywhere in the CONUS.
https://imgur.com/a/6lrgBEp
For Sale:
submitted by kwoodell to AppleBandMarket [link] [comments]
https://imgur.com/a/6lrgBEp
For Sale:
| Watch Size | Band | Band Size | Condition | Price | Includes box? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 44mm | Leather Link ā Saddle Brown | M/L | 9/10 | $55 | No |
| 44mm | Sport Band ā Midnight | Both | 10/10 | $15 | Yes |
| 49mm | Alpine Loop ā Orange | Large | 7/10 | $55 | No |
| 41mm | Milanese Loop - Graphite | (N/A) | Unopened | $55 | Yes |
| 38mm | Sport Band ā Lavender (2015 - Rose Gold Pin) | Both | 9/10 | $30 | Only Insert |
| 40mm | Nike Sport Band āIronstone/Back | Both | 9.5/10 | $10 | Yes |
| 38mm | Woven Nylon āPink | (N/A) | 9.5/10 | $30 | No |
| 3rd Party Bands: | |||||
| 44mm | Pela ā Forest Floor | (N/A) | 9.5/10 | $10 | No |
| 44mm | Modal Active Nylon ā White | (N/A) | 9.5/10 | *Free with other purchase (just let me know) | No |