u/Embarrassed_Whole585

What's in the dumpster fire? Answer in replies.

Pringles in the Goldfish bag. 🙃

Went swimming a while back, and my ear became immediately clogged. I *hate* people touching my ears, and didn't want to deal with that as I've had some bad experiences.

Got one of these, some Debrox, and some WaxMD. It took about 2 weeks of repeated softening/flushing as the plug was rock hard and I didn't get to see it come out, but it's clear now.

I've learned my lesson on wearing ear plugs to bed.

Also, yes I got the piece of hair out. Pics of that included.

I think it's Greg, but I'm not sure. Still new to this whole thing, after having *severe* arachnophobia for years. This subreddit has essentially been therapy for me, and I've become pretty okay with jumping spiders at least. Others still scare me quite a bit.

Anyway, thanks to this I've also helped my boyfriend overcome *his* fear as well, and he was worse than I was when we began dating.

All this to say, today Greg was no longer in our light fixture above the sink. He was *in* the sink. And he stayed there a while, because when I came back in he was still there hours later. My boyfriend and I got worried that *maybe* Greg died. I got quite sad at the thought tbh. Greg has been watching over me in the bathroom for weeks now. I wave at him every time I come in.

So I go in there and I gently blow on him. He moves just fine. I realize; Greg isn't dead, Greg is stuck in the sink because it's too slick. So I grab a paper, I slip it under him and I place him on the counter, with a damp bit of cotton in case he needed water. Greg didn't want any part of the water, and instead started trying to nope out.

Unfortunately the counter has a backsplash and it turns out all of *that* is too slick for him as well. So I again take the paper and scoop up Greg, who promptly *freaks* the fuck out (rightfully so, who tf am I?) and scurries around on the paper until he's on the *underside* of it.

The whole time I'm just trying to breathe, because I wasn't prepared for this even *if* I have come a long way with my fear. Greg panics and decides to jump off with his lil safety line, and so I decide to just raise him even *higher* over my head and break off his line at the light, to return him home.

Greg promptly turned and watched me wave, snap a pic, then turn the light off to leave. Boyfriend actually thanked me for saving him.

First picture is the *wall* Greg faced after the sink, second is the first pic just zoomed in for detail, and third pic is Greg in his natural habitat. Decided to take the pictures after rescuing Greg from the sink, in case I was wrong about Greg being a jumper but I don't think I am. Just not sure if it's Greg or Gregoria. 👁️👄👁️

All I know for sure is that he's not a Parson spider like Google's abysmal AI tried to gaslight me into thinking.

TL;DR: This sub has been helping me with my arachnophobia, and today I rescued Greg our bathroom buddy, but I'm unsure if it's Greg or Gregoria.

Had this game in my list for a while and figured I'd eventually get around to it, it looked pretty cute but I had a *lot* going on and haven't had any time to play anything for ages.

My boyfriend bought me a cute new controller because my Switch Lite has stick drift, and also this little game.

It's an *absolute* gem, and is exactly what I've been looking for in this genre. Made with stop-motion claymation, the aesthetics are adorable and the vibe is just so comfy. I can't recommend it enough.

If anyone has any similar recommendations, I'll gladly take them. Animal Crossing is my usual go-to but I'm burnt out on it atm.

Not sure what flair to use, but I'm doing a bit of a test run for my pride look this year. It took about an hour, and a *ton* of color packing, but thankfully my pallet is pretty colorful.

It's always changing a little each day at this point, but I'm enjoying making it all come together.

**DA-3480-9556-2965**

I can't share my island with many people irl, so here's my DA! Make sure to explore every nook and cranny! 😌

DA-3480-9556-2965

Just curious

Waiting OUTSIDE OF MY HOUSE

Was kinda in shock I caught him plotting tbh

ETA: DA-3480-9556-2965

I see many comments regarding Celeste's parents, and how they failed her. I don't disagree with this entirely, but I will say that I'm not surprised. This is a pattern with pedophiles that had recurring access to their victim.

Pedophiles, have a tendency to do a number of things to gain access to their victims. Typically, providing their victim with a lifestyle they're unaccustomed to, trying to befriend family and friends of the victim in order to get closer, and then trying to force a rift between the victim and their family in order to isolate them further.

This is abuse/grooming 101

We won't know for sure until trial, but I do think that money played a role in keeping this all quiet with the family.

If you're wondering (and rightfully so) how anyone could allow this, I highly recommend watching the documentary Abducted In Plain Sight on Netflix, for a look into one of the most heinous cases I've ever seen involving this sort of situation.