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▲ 13 r/IntrovertsChat

(24f) about to turn 25 in less than 2 hours 🤍🎉💐

About to turn 25 in less than a couple of hours! Unfortunately had a bad day so just looking for some online friends to connect with and talk about life :) (PLS don’t ask me to rate you or anything crazy😭, I’m just a girl)

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u/Alexfrompanera — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/sanantonio

Where can I take my 11 month old in SA for fun activities?

Hi everyone! I’m 24F and live on the NE side. I’d love to start taking my 11-month-old out more for fun activities! I’m not opposed to driving a bit either. I’m looking for recommendations for places like museums, indoor play areas, splash pads/water spots, baby-friendly activities, or anything else that’s fun for little ones around this age. Thanks in advance!

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u/Alexfrompanera — 4 days ago
▲ 7 r/introvert

My 25th bday is coming up this week and I want to do nothing!

Does anyone else get like this around their birthday? My (24F) birthday is this Tuesday, and everyone keeps asking if I want to go out and celebrate, but honestly all I want to do is stay home and relax. Lately I’ve been constantly on the go, and my social battery is completely drained. I know people mean well, but sometimes a quiet night at home sounds way better than a big celebration.

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u/Alexfrompanera — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskMen

Men with kids, how do you handle parenting after work?

I’m genuinely curious to hear different perspectives on this. Men with children, after a long day at work, do you feel like childcare responsibilities should mostly fall on your partner once you get home, or do you still split things evenly? If you need time to decompress first, how do you balance that with your partner potentially also having a long day caring for the kids, working, or both? Also, does it bother you when your partner immediately hands you the baby or asks you to take over once you get home? Why or why not? Not asking to argue, I just want honest opinions and how different couples handle it in real life.

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u/Alexfrompanera — 7 days ago
▲ 1 r/Needafriend

24 F looking for SAHM/SAHDs friendships <3

Hi! Looking for some stay at home mom/dad friendships or connections. Hey even if you’re a working parent im fine with that too 🫶🏻 would love to just have genuine convos about being a parent and handling the ups and downs of it all!

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u/Alexfrompanera — 7 days ago
▲ 26 r/IntrovertsChat

24F looking to discuss literally anything!

Hi! I’m 24f (almost 25 next week hehe) I love arts and crafts, shopping, cooking, and watching horror movies/crime documentaries. Days are pretty long but open to chatting about anything/passing the time :)

Tell me a good scary movie/crime documentary while I’m having a lazy Tuesday 😋🫶🏻

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u/Alexfrompanera — 10 days ago
▲ 45 r/OUTFITS

Always been confused about my color palette but I definitely think oranges and pinks fit me perfectly <3!

u/Alexfrompanera — 17 days ago
▲ 1 r/psychicreadings

Hello! This may fall into the topic of the afterlife or maybe something else entirely, but I wanted to share this story because it genuinely unsettled me.

I’m 24F, and last night I was scrolling through really old photos from when I was a teenager and came across a picture I had taken at my grandmother’s house. A little backstory: I lived there for quite some time. My grandfather was very ill during that period and was in and out of the hospital a lot, so my grandmother would often leave to go be with him while I stayed home alone.

Since I was a teenager, I mostly spent my time doing normal teen things like taking selfies, listening to music, and hanging around the house. One day I decided to take a selfie in front of the open refrigerator because the lighting was surprisingly good.

Fast forward to yesterday. I looked at the photo again for the first time in years and noticed something behind me that I had never seen before. I honestly can’t stop thinking about it. It looks very clearly like a female face, and the feeling I get from it is really unsettling, almost like it had bad intentions.

What makes it stranger is that the kitchen was extremely small, almost like a narrow hallway. Behind me would’ve only been the dishwasher and cabinets. I was completely alone at the time.

As far as I knew back then, there weren’t any women in my family who had passed away in that house or had any connection to it. I’m curious what others think. Could this just be pareidolia or lighting/shadows playing tricks, or does anyone here believe this could actually be some kind of spirit? And if so, what do you think it could’ve wanted?

Yes, the photo is heavily filtered with a black-and-white effect, and unfortunately I no longer have access to the unfiltered version, so this is all I have.

My grandfather ended up passing away a couple of years later, but by then I had already moved out of my grandparents’ house.

Another thing I’ve started realizing while thinking back on all of this is that before he became unconscious at home and had to be hospitalized again before he passed, he kept asking my grandmother, “Where is ___(me)? Tell her to come in here, I just saw her.”

That part has honestly stuck with me ever since.

u/Alexfrompanera — 17 days ago
▲ 29 r/IntrovertsChat

Hi! 💐🫶🏻 24F looking for some quality Reddit friends who I can chit chat with! I love watching documentaries, have a sweet 10 month old girl and 2 dogs, big Harry Potter fan, love to go antiquing, and honestly I like problem solving so if you’re having an issue I’ll listen and give advice. I’ve had Reddit for a while but I think I’m finally starting to get the hang of this thing! Come talk to me and let me know your interests :) I won’t answer to crazy provocative messages 🫡

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u/Alexfrompanera — 18 days ago
▲ 19 r/amIuglyBrutallyHonest

10months pp so definitely feeling the blues! Any positive recommendations to approve my appearance would be great :) last pic is most recent

u/Alexfrompanera — 21 days ago