u/Bestintor

Hola ahí!

El caso es que hace unos meses se encargué un mueble a un carpintero y le pagué la mitad el mueble como señal (800€).

No volví a saber más de él, se saltó los plazos de entrega y no dijo nada. Mosqueado, he ido a la carpintería y me ha dicho que no había hecho el mueble. Le he pedido que me devolviera la señal. Me dijo que le diera 15 días. Vencido este plazo, le he escrito y me ha dicho que me pagará cuando tenga el dinero.

Quería saber si es posible denunciarle al juzgado sin abogado y si esto es fácil o no. Porque creo que es la única manera de hacerle presión para que me pague.

Gracias!!

Hola,

os escribo para saber qué hacer. Tengo una sociedad limitada desde 2023. El caso es que mi gestor murió recientemente y su empresa desapareció, y al ir a buscar una gestoría nueva, para ver qué papeles llevarles para hacer la presentación de libros y el impuesto de sociedades de 2025, acabo de descubrir que no presentó el impuesto de sociedades de 2024. Me ha dado también por mirar también sobre el registro mercantil y la web me pone que "La sociedad que usted ha seleccionado no tiene depósito de cuentas disponibles" de lo que entiendo que no presentó ningún libro ni resultado contable nunca, ni 2023, ni 2024. Buscando en google he encontrado que las multas por esto pueden ser cuantiosas, y quería preguntar hasta qué punto es un problema gordo esto y si creeis que son documentos fáciles de hacer teniendo, como tengo por suerte, un excel con todos los datos contables de estos años.

muchas gracias por adelantado.

Un abrazo!

Hi there,

I just wanted to open up a bit of discussion, because I understand that in this community there are people who have reached a certain level of development in the pursuit of enlightenment—nirvana, satori, whatever you want to call it—through psychedelics, meditation, or other forms of introspective work.

The thing is, compared to my former self, one of the things I feel I have now is a highly developed intuition. At times I even thought I might be going crazy. It’s not exactly like hearing voices, but it’s more like, in certain moments, information comes to me about people—the issues they carry, how they feel, or whether they are trustworthy. Much more information than before I started my inner work. It’s as if I feel that this information is there and I can access it, with more or less effort. Often—almost always—it’s quite vague, just general sensations.

Also, at times when I feel very much in harmony with myself, it’s as if I can arrive at insights about the nature of being, about reason as a tool, about the need not to react. And this kind of knowledge feels like I’m extracting and verbalizing it, but it doesn’t feel like I’m thinking it through. It’s not as if I reach these ideas through reasoning, but rather as if I acquire them through an intuitive process and then try to put them into words (which is quite difficult).

I wanted to open this up for discussion—does this happen to you, or something similar? Am I going crazy?

Thank you and love you all!

Hi there

I’m a university lecturer (humanities field) in Spain trying to understand how common (or acceptable) this work pattern is in academia.

For the past few years, I’ve structured my schedule by concentrating teaching into specific periods, and then doing research/administrative work remotely when I don’t have in-person obligations. During postdocs, this was quite flexible, and I spent long stretches working remotely—always fully available and meeting all my responsibilities.

To be clear, I’m not talking about formal research stays or institutional visits. I mean more informal situations: traveling, exploring different places, or even renting a place somewhere abroad (e.g., Chiang Mai) and working from there while continuing my academic duties.

I’ve recently moved into a permanent position, and now I’m unsure whether I can realistically continue working this way long-term. There doesn’t seem to be a clear rule at my university about location when you don’t have teaching duties, and in practice it feels flexible as long as everything gets done. It’s also not something people openly talk about much.

Is this kind of setup (teaching clustered + remote work during non-teaching periods, even abroad in an informal way) common in your departments? And does having a permanent position usually change expectations around physical presence?

Curious to hear how others navigate this.

Thanks!