u/Dapper_Pea_4198

I've bitten them for as long as I can remember, I hate the feeling of fake nails restricting my finger tips and can't stand feeling the nail tap against a surface when I touch it. Just stopping though willpower isn't working because I bite them without even realising especially when watching a film, going to sleep or stressed.

I don't know if salon done nails would cause these same issues as I've never had them done before, I'd get them done as short as possible so they didn't extend past my finger tips but I'm not sure what to go for.

I've used fake nails before but I hate how tight they feel around my finger and end up ripping them off because I can't deal with it. I have a physical labour job(no machinery or regulations) so I'd need something that will withstand it and I couldn't rip off myself without realising I'm doing it. Is there anything that I'd be able to cut down shorter myself when they get to the point I can feel them when I touch things?

I tried various other things, bitter tasting polish has no effect on me, black nail polish helps a bit as it catches my eye and I remember but I still forget often and end up with chips of polish in my mouth

I bought this top for under £5 on vinted, seller labelled as "unbranded brand" so I knew I was getting something cheap, I quite like the shape for layering, is it worth putting effort into DIY-ing it to look less tacky? Any ideas?

I've already done a vinegar soak to remove some of the shine, I was thinking of adding spikes around the hood, eyelets on the front to hang charms from and maybe a lace trim sewn around the bottom and patches, my only worry is it'll still come across as Temu-esque and end up making the rest of the look appear tackier

edit: I do own a sewing machine and eyelet tool so I have a few options there

I use pole grip in my classes sometimes, usually only towards the end, my hands get very sweaty and I slide right off sometimes.

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I was recommended this grip by a previous teacher and it works well but the residue is not that easy to clean off, I've seen people say it degrades the poles BC it's actually meant for silks and this particular grip is banned at studios they go to.

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used to use liquid chalk at the pole society I was in and that was ok but also frustrating to clean. My hands are tough so not worried about "ripping the skin off them", It's more that I don't want to damage anything or struggle to wipe the pole down after class.

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People at my current studio use dancing dust but idk which of them would be most suitable, I don't care about the glitter I just want something that works

I bought this packer quite a while ago, tried it on and didn't like it so never wore it out (or for more than a minute). It's the old basic packer style and would require an adhesive harness attachment (I think you can buy these on their website) or improvise smth.

Looking to sell for around £20 Bought it for a bit over £100 originally

*NOTE* smallest size (8cm length) also the indents and damage at the top from where I tried to make it work with the wrong kind of clip harness (see photos) I'd prefer to sell over vinted as I'm used to the way it works (cost to buyer would be more like £25 due to sites cost and postage) and would list with photo of the case and immediately reserve. I don't have the original box so please enjoy the stylish case

Sry if I'm going about this posting wrong, just hoping to help someone out who wants a realistic packer and can't afford the high prices

Please DM me if interested to work out the details, open to offers

Maxed out coins, time to shiny hunt Porygon :)

Just got pokerus whilst training at mt. silver! Thought that was pretty cool :)