u/Embarrassed_Nobody_5

I recently discovered Sunflower Anomaly songs on youtube such as "What an anomaly am I" and "Blind to me" , her songs seem to hit a chord in me. What an anomaly talks about how friendships/ relationships comes easy to a lot of people and how it's so diffciult for others. Blind to me imo could have so many different meanings but i interpreted as how world percieves me normal and like nothing's wrong but deep down I am in pain all of the time lol.

A weed grows through the bedroom wall. The person living there moves the nightstand to give it room.

That small moment is part of this song, “Cozy in Its Own Little Way.” I’m curious whether you hear the story as comforting or heartbreaking.

I’ll start: In software, “the system is automated” often just means the manual work has been moved somewhere you can’t see it.

With every AI related stock jumping from every sector be it memory or chips , why is AMD relatively flat? I know they issued bonds but that is not share dilution.

There is a small and handy book (if you are tired of reading long books or not into books at all) called Quit Drinking - Life after alcohol in a world built around the bottle By Nicole Ray on Amazon, it's extremely cheap and a fun read without getting lost in pages. Give it a try, it helped me staying sober, I was able to quit but staying sober was challaneging for me. You can read the samples to decide but if you have tried everything, I'll give it a chance, just in case. All the best in your journey.

There is a small and handy book (if you are tired of reading long books or not into books at all) called Quit Drinking - Life after alcohol in a world built around the bottle By Nicole Ray on Amazon, it's extremely cheap and a fun read without getting lost in pages. Give it a try, it helped me staying sober, I was able to quit but staying sober was challaneging for me. You can read the samples to decide but if you have tried everything, I'll give it a chance, just in case. All the best in your journey. Writer also has a book on quit Smoking, in case someone struggles with both. The best thing it takes an hour and half to finish the entire book! No time waste, No Fluff

If you are someone related to struggling with relapses: There is a small and handy book (if you are tired of reading long books or not into books at all) called Quit Drinking - Life after alcohol in a world built around the bottle By Nicole Ray on Amazon, it's extremely cheap and a fun read without getting lost in pages. Give it a try, it helped me staying sober, I was able to quit but staying sober was challaneging for me., I'll give it a chance, just in case. All the best

Stop jumping and predicting we are back now 3000 by next week every time the stocks moves a bit. Please do not jinx it. :( I was also happy to see it at 1945 today but now back again at 1845. Just wait and watch and I will be very happy for you if it makes you a millionaire. Thank you

For those who’ve been active for years: what was the moment Reddit “clicked” for you? Was there a particular subreddit, feature, or experience that made you realize this platform was different from the rest?

Been a Reddit member for the past five years, but I mostly used it to find real product reviews. I always trusted Reddit more than sponsored articles or influencer content.
A few months ago, after buying Reddit stock, I decided to explore the platform more deeply. I quickly realized what I’d been missing. Reddit is an absolute treasure trove of knowledge, expertise, and authentic conversation. Now I find myself on Reddit all the time.
The only thing I wish I’d started earlier was building so I could participate more actively. I’ve decided it’s worth investing my time here.
It’s no surprise that AI companies are so interested in Reddit’s data. It’s one of the few places on the internet where you can still find genuine human conversations at scale. My best click was finding that you can just click a picture and ask a question and someone will absolutely have the correct answer for you.

I posted ‘2196 on Monday. 1965 premarket’. Atleast we are at 1915 for now, still 12.5 hours till market open

My 8-year-old has really fallen in love with baseball, and I’d like to help him develop proper fundamentals.
He’s done two seasons with i9 Sports, and while it’s been great for getting him interested in the game, I feel like there’s very little actual instruction. Most of the coaches are volunteers (which I appreciate), but there isn’t much focus on hitting, fielding, throwing mechanics, or overall technique. That seems pretty common in recreational leagues. ([i9 Sports](https://www.i9sports.com/coaching/how-to-become-a-coach?utm\_source=chatgpt.com))
I don’t have a baseball background myself, so I’m not confident teaching him the right mechanics at home.
Private academies like It’s All in the Game look great, but around $100 per session is hard to justify long term.
For parents who have been through this:
What was the best value for developing your 8- or 9-year-old?
Small group lessons?
Local Little League clinics?
Batting cages with instructors?
Any affordable coaches or programs you’d recommend?
I’m in the Phoenix area if anyone has local recommendations. Thanks!