Estou sendo obrigada a viajar 600km pra votar no político do meu pai

Moro em uma cidade do interior para fazer faculdade federal em período integral, a cerca de 300 km (5 horas de ônibus) da minha cidade natal, onde fica minha zona eleitoral.

Meu pai, que está me sustentando financeiramente durante a faculdade, quer que eu volte para casa para votar no Flávio Bolsonaro, agora no segundo turno. Não com o objetivo de ver a família, mas exatamente e apenas pra votar no Flávio Bolsonaro. Segundo meu pai, eu deveria pegar o ônibus na madrugada de sábado, votar na manhã de domingo e voltar logo depois do almoço ou até antes disso.

Falei que seria meio ruim viajar só para votar e que isso poderia atrapalhar meus compromissos na faculdade. Eu só disse isso, uma única frase, e mais nada. Ele surtou. Disse que eu estava "fazendo ele de palhaço" e desligou na minha cara para que eu "reflita no que acabei de dizer". Depois, mandou áudios dizendo que estava "muito decepcionado comigo", que "nunca pede nada e faz tudo por mim", falou sobre como a vida dele foi difícil quando ele próprio fazia faculdade e insistiu que essa viagem não me atrapalharia em nada.

A questão é que eu sempre odiei viajar. Tenho traumas de infância relacionados com isso e me sinto exausta depois uma viagem longa, demorando dias para me sentir bem de novo. Por isso, sinceramente, não quero ir. Fico pensando se estou sendo ingrata, já que meu pai quase nunca me pede algo e realmente faz bastante coisa por mim. Por outro lado, eu também quase nunca peço nada pra ele, e o que ele faz, a princípio, é por vontade própria.

Me sinto meio coagida a ir e acho nem tenho escolha no final das contas, porque ele me sustenta financeiramente. Nem sei o que pensar sobre essa situação, to exausta dele e de tudo isso

Edit: Meio que os comentários viraram "vai e vota em x", n queria focar muito nessa parte política kkk

Sobre a viagem em si, "decidi" que vou fazer mesmo, mas por falta de escolha. O medo de perder o apoio financeiro sem um emprego prévio e no meio do nada/longe da família é complicado. A única forma de negar sem medo seria me tornando independente, mas é uma situação complicada trabalhar e ao mesmo tempo estar na faculdade das 7h30 até 18h, e ainda ter tempo para estudar até tarde da noite.

Eu realmente n detalhei pra n expor coisa desnecessária, mas quando disse que odeio viajar, é pq genuinamente me faz mal, chegando até a impactar na parte física. Por isso, já vou ir me preparando desde já da maneira que posso pra reduzir os impactos dessa viagem

Ainda sim, não se preocupem, vou votar em quem eu quero, mesmo com essa pressão toda dele. Agradeço ao pessoal que deu conselhos legais e foi gentil nos comentários!

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u/Cookie_9119 — 5 days ago

Is A17 really that bad?

Hey everyone! So I was given a Galaxy A17 as a gift recently and, out of curiosity, I started looking it up a bit. I knew it was a budget phone, but I was kinda surprised by how many people say it’s really slow and frustrating to use. Some people are even calling it the worst phone they’ve ever had. Now I’m a little worried lol.

For just normal everyday stuff like texting, calls, social media, browsing, and maybe playing a light game here and there, is it actually that bad? Because some of the comments I’ve seen make it sound like this phone is basically unusable. Is it really that bad, or are people expecting too much from a budget phone?

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u/Cookie_9119 — 16 days ago

Accidentally killed my first batch of worms :( Need advice before trying again!

Hey everyone, I’m a total newbie to vermicomposting. A few months ago, I bought a 3-tier worm bin and started with 20 healthy red wigglers. Everything was great until I moved the bin outside to a covered spot. A storm hit, and a few drops of rain got on the lid. I didn't think much of it, but a few days later, my worms were completely still. I checked, and they were all dead. The compost had turned into a muddy, soggy mess with a horrible putrid smell. I guess the rain got in, or maybe the cold nights shocked them? Idk

Lesson learned: the bin is back inside permanently. To fix the soggy mess, I mixed in a 1:1 ratio of dry matter to the existing organics. It worked, the nasty smell is gone and it smells earthy again after 3 weeks. I’m about to buy a new batch of worms, but I’m paranoid now and have a few questions:

  1. My house is pretty humid, and the bin has been too. Even after weeks of not adding any new food, the bin somehow seemed to get wetter, and I had to add even more browns (a 1:2 ratio of dry matter to compost). Is this because of my house? Or is it normal for worm bins to just always be kind of damp? If it is my environment, should I be adding dry matter regularly? How do I deal with this?
  2. I noticed the bottom layers get way wetter than the top. I stirred it all up recently because the bin is empty, but once the new worms arrive, should I aerate the compost, or just leave them alone to do their thing?
  3. Since the worms died, my bin got swarmed by tiny flies. They seem harmless but are super annoying. Will they mess up the compost? Any tips on getting rid of them?
  4. Are there any specific details I should know about raising red wigglers in a 3-tier bin?

I was honestly devastated when my first batch died. I really want to do right by the next ones, so any beginner tips are hugely appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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u/Cookie_9119 — 18 days ago

What faceless content is actually working in 2026?

I’m a college student and I’m looking for a way to make a little extra money online. I don’t want to show my face for privacy and safety reasons, and I also don’t want my personal identity or future career to be tied to a social media account

I keep seeing faceless accounts on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram doing things like movie clips, Reddit stories, AI-generated content, and some of them seem to be getting decent numbers. But I have no idea what is actually working right now versus what just looks successful from the outside.

I’m not looking to make $10k a month or anything like that. I’d be perfectly happy making even a small amount consistently after putting in the work for a few months. I’m willing to post consistently and run accounts on multiple platforms if that makes sense.

So, for people who are actually doing this, what type of faceless content is currently working for you in 2026, and what does your production process look like? Is AI actually useful for this, or does it just make the content worse? And what are you actually monetizing through? AdSense, creator programs, affiliate links, something else?

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who are actually making at least some money from this, even if it’s not much. I’m not looking for “get rich quick” advice, AI tools, or course recommendations. I just genuinely want to know what kind of content is working right now and whether it’s realistically possible to turn it into a small, consistent side income

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u/Cookie_9119 — 1 month ago
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How can I achieve a dark red shade over a dark brown base?

Hi! I'd love to know how I can mix 100% natural henna powder to achieve the results shown in the photos. The first slide shows my natural, un-dyed hair, and the reference photos are on the second slide.

To be more specific, I'm aiming for a dark red, mahogany, or dark cherry shade, definitely wanting to avoid any orange or bright copper tones.

I'm feeling a bit confused because I see so many conflicting opinions: some people say to use lemon juice, others say definitely don't, and everyone recommends different resting times and mixtures. I also see some people claiming it's impossible to get this shade, while others say it is possible, or that it takes a few applications to build up the color.

With so many different explanations out there, it's a bit overwhelming! I was wondering if there's a specific resource or guide I should look at, or if someone here could explain how I can reach my goal.

Thanks in advance!

u/Cookie_9119 — 2 months ago