u/DyIsexia

I’m a college student, and throughout elementary school to now I’ve met and been friends with a lot of girls. I find most women attractive, it's not like I’m seeking friendships with people I think are good looking, but between that and being friends with them because I think they're kind, funny, and overall pleasant to be around, I guess when I think about it I would have no issue with dating any of them if they felt the same ways about me. I don't feel like it's unhealthy, but I feel like some of them would be uncomfortable knowing that. Does that make it weird of me?

Edit: thank you for the answers y'all

To preface, I'd like to state that I have Rosacea, Seborrheic Dermatitis, and overall dry and irritated skin and acne-prone skin. My routine is heavily influenced by these factors. This is my routine:

Once a day nightly:

**Rinse face with distilled water**

**Gently apply Sodium Sulfacetamide 10-5% cleanser for about 15 seconds (prescribed for sebderm/rosacea treatment)**

**Rinse face with distilled water**

**Apply colloidal oatmeal paste**

**Shower with it on**

**Rinse off with distilled water**

**Gently pat dry face with clean wash cloth**

**Apply Good Molecules hydrating gel moisturizer**

**Wait 20-30 secs until absorbed**

**Gently pat MCT oil on face**

I try to focus on as minimal ingredients as possible and as gentle routine as possible. I use distilled water because I have very hard water with lots of minerals that I think irritate my face. I use the sulfacetamide cleanser as prescribed by my doctor primarily to help treat the flakiness of my sebderm. My face doesn't seem to *hate* it, maybe it's a little red from the friction when applying, but I’m just doing as instructed and it seems to do its job. I use colloidal oatmeal because I read it's very calming and leaves a film on the face after to help aid the skin barrier.

I recently incorporated the Good Molecules gel after starting the sulfacetamide cleanser because I didn't want to risk making my skin even more dry. I’m not sure if it's helping or not but it certainly hasn't made things worse. It has ceramides which I know are important as well. The MCT oil is meant to be an occlusive that also helps with sebderm, and I think it pairs well with the gel in this regard because the latter is not occlusive at all.

I still wake up in the morning with sebaceous filaments and flaking though. Is this routine not soothing/moisturizing enough?? I feel like I have to avoid so many creams because of acne concerns, or rosacea trigger concerns, or seborrheic dermatitis concerns, or damaged skin barrier concerns (niacinimide, too many actives too high in the ingredient list, etc).

Too many things to avoid I don't know how I can do better than this...

Is this realistic? A very rough plan would be esp32s each with a proximity sensor fixed on each corner of my car which would relay proximity data to their according buzzers located inside my car and beep faster and faster as they detect something closer and closer in proximity. Essentially copying the feature you’d see in many new cars. The toughest part would probably be powering them. I’m thinking maybe connecting the rear ones to my trailer plug, and tapping my ignition for the front ones. I’m neither a big car guy nor experienced with these. Is this feasible in some fashion? Any better ideas? Thanks

Is this realistic? A very rough plan would be esp32s each with a proximity sensor fixed on each corner of my car which would relay proximity data to their according buzzers located inside my car and beep faster and faster as they detect something closer and closer in proximity. Essentially copying the feature you’d see in many new cars. The toughest part would probably be powering them. I’m thinking maybe connecting the rear ones to my trailer plug, and tapping my ignition for the front ones. I’m neither a big car guy nor experienced with these. Is this feasible in some fashion? Any better ideas? Thanks

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My doctor recommended me either of these to help with my sebderm. My skin is very easily irritated, dry, and I’m acne-prone. In your experience, which one would you prefer? Thanks