u/Aggravating_Face_655

What podcast/specific episode has lingered in your mind after hearing it?

What about it sticks with you?

I've tried Adderall XR and Vyvanse, neither worsened my endo but I didnt like the other side effects.

I was just put on Wellbutrin and have started breakthrough bleeding on my continuous BC. Which is causing me endo pain.

Any suggestions? I'm not sure what the next step is. I have an appointment with my psychiatrist tomorrow.

My sister and I want to make youtube videos. We want the setting to look like a dark forest and look like a campfire is between us (we would be sitting in chairs).

Is there a way to do this or use AI? We could use a green screen, but I'm wondering if there are updated ways to do this using AI.

I'm going to start a storytelling podcast with my sister soon and want to start learning how to edit my videos and make thumbnails.

I will definitely watch YouTube videos, but I was wondering if anyone has any tips or advice on how to learn.

Also, what software or app do you use to edit? Ideally one that's free.

Thanks so much!!

I'm trying to find a story podcast where there are two hosts who don't really talk to each other during the podcast, minimal small talk, mainly just reading off stories.

It doesnt have to be horror genre, but that is mainly what I'm looking for.

My sister and I want to start a tiktok account telling scary stories.

I want this account to be able to eventually grow and potentially monetize from it (links to cute clothing or decor we have in our video)

I want to post at least 5 times a week, so we would definitely have to batch film our videos. We live 45 minutes apart, so this might be difficult.

Any advice on how to start and grow this kind of account?

Realistically, is it possible to post consistently if we live so far away from each other?

Because Youtube is horizontal videos, and Tiktok is vertical, how do you film for both options?

I want to start a Youtube account reading fiction horror stories.

I like the vibe of "Tea After Midnight" videos on TikTok. She has people submit stories to her that she reads.

My account isn't created or established yet, so I'm not sure how to ask people to send me stories.

I know that you can't just read Reddit stories or else you will get copyrighted.

Any suggestions?

I want to start a social media account reading fiction horror stories.

I like the vibe of "Tea After Midnight" videos on TikTok. She has people submit stories to her that she reads.

My account isn't created or established yet, so I'm not sure how to ask people to send me stories.

Any suggestions?

Wanting to know podcasts where people tell secrets that they've been keeping

Looking for a podcast that tells either listener write ins or reddit stories that are disturbing or unnerving. Examples are people uncovering a dark secret, someone going through a disturbing event, experiencing a near death event, etc

Wondering if there is a jungle/woodsy area that is good for a micro wedding.

I really liked the ʻUalakaʻa Trail near Tantalus, but not sure if there is a good spot to get married near there.

I also liked Manoa Falls trail, but same thing.

I want to create wedding party favors and maybe bathroom kits for an upcoming wedding. Out of these options, which would you choose? I'm open to other suggestions!

• Activity bags for kids to do at the table like a coloring book/crayons
• Items to have in the bathroom in baskets such as: individual emergency kits with bobby pins, hair ties, etc (would be good for the women)
• hangover kits in the bathrooms
• travel toiletry kits in the bathroom for anyone who wants to take it back to their hotel

 

I struggle with constant clutter, making tidying up your home hard to do. I know that so many people, especially with adhd, struggle too.

I thought of a service to help people tidy up their clutter around their home on a recurring basis. I also want to implement this for myself.

The first step would be to analyze their house/clutter, and find systems to put in place. For example, finding homes for items and implementing things like clutter baskets.

The recurring service would be to clean up clutter that is left around, and put everything in its home. It could be weekly, biweekly, monthly, whatever the customer wants.

What do you think of this idea? What do you think I could do to improve this

I had an appointment with my psychiatrist, we were talking about adhd medications.

At one point, we were talking about how I was doing on Pristiq. She knows how successful its been for me and that I'm doing good on it.

She mentioned that I could potentially come off of it if I wanted to and to "see how I'd do off of it". I told her I wanted to stay on it because it's been working so well for me.

I'm confused why she would even suggest this. Why would I come off of it if its working for me? Are you supposed to take Pristiq long term?

Was wondering if anyone elses psychiatrist suggested the same thing.

Ever since taking Pristiq about a year and a half ago, it's caused me bruxism.

I wear a custom bite guard but it doesn't help.

My face looks fatter because my masseter muscles have gotten bigger. I compare my face to what it looked like years ago and my masseter muscles are so much bigger now.

Has anyone experienced this? I'm going to try masseter massage at home and gua sha, but not sure if that will help

Ever since taking Pristiq, it's caused me bruxism/jaw clenching and grinding.

I wear a custom bite guard but it doesn't help.

My face looks fatter because my masseter muscles have gotten bigger. I compare my face to what it looked like years ago and my masseter muscles are so much bigger.

Has anyone experienced this? I'm going to try masseter massage at home and gua sha, but not sure if that will help.

I thought of a cute local service I can provide in my area: Setting up cute, aesthetic blind picnic dates.

I got the idea from seeing blind photoshoots on tiktok.

People that are interested would send me their info, I would match-make and choose who they go on the blind date with. I would obviously vet everyone and make sure everything is safe.

On the day, I would set up a cute picnic outside with charcuterie (and maybe wine?). I was thinking of providing them with cards to ask fun questions to get to know each other.

I would also want to film parts of it for marketing on social media, but wouldn't want to make it feel awkward or invasive, so not sure how exactly I'd do that.

I also don't know how I would meet them at the end of the date (should I have the date be a certain time frame like 30 or 45 minutes?). Any ideas?

I posted earlier about getting married in Hawaii and having only 12 guests come/do the photoshoot.

The comments definitely made me rethink this, and I need some help.

The reason my fiance and I thought to not get married in front of everyone is because:

1. We don't want to do it the traditional way-walking down the aisle, "you may kiss the bride", etc. I honestly don't even want to be the center of attention and have anxiety about it.

2. We don't want a typical reception afterwards. I don't mind hanging out with everyone, having dinner, etc. But I don't want the typical wedding DJ, first dance, etc. I would much rather it be laid back.

I thought of another potential idea: have a simple, local wedding at a nice Airbnb. Take some photos, then after, everyone gets to relax, hang out, swim/chill in the hot tub, have a nice dinner.

Any help is appreciated. I definitely am feeling overwhelmed