Kje prodati oblačila?

Doma imam polno (zelo lepo ohranjenih) oblačil, ki bi jih rada prodala. Sicer sem Vinted probala, ampak je precej zamudno. Pozna kdo kakšen second hand/trift, ki odkupuje oblačila za neko normalno plačilo? Oblačila so predvsem Mango, Zara, Reserved...jih je pa res ogromno..(Sem precej shujšala in je s tem prišla tudi menjava omare). Hvala!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 5 days ago
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Living in Lille

How much money do I actually need as an exchange student to live comfortably in Lille per month (including housing, food, outings, etc.)? Also, what is living in Lille like from a young student’s perspective? Would Lille be a good option for an exchange semester? Thank you!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 1 month ago

How much money to live here?

How much money do I actually need as an exchange student, to live comfortably in Gothenburg (per month, for housing, food, outings...)? Also, what is living in Gothenburg like from a young student perspective? Would Stockholm be a better option? Thank you!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 1 month ago

Kaj ste študirali in kaj/kje delate danes?

Kakšno izobrazbo imate? Ste ostali v enaki stroki? Če bi lahko ponovno izbrali, kaj bi študirali/v čemu bi se izobrazili?

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u/False_Line_7583 — 1 month ago

Where should I go???

I’m currently trying to decide where to go for my Erasmus exchange and honestly I’m struggling because I like different things about pretty much all of these cities 😭

My options at the moment are: Lille, Paris, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Vienna, Berlin, Aarhus and Utrecht (and possibly a few more).

A bit about me / what I’m looking for:

- My budget would be around €1,100/month

- I have around €5,000 in savings that I can use for the Erasmus period

- going from Ocotber till February

- I LOVE big cities and having lots to do so cafés, restaurants, nightlife, culture, events, just being able to walk out the door and have things happening

- At the same time, I really like a cozy, cute atmosphere — little cafés, pretty streets, nice neighbourhoods, parks, etc.

- I’m pretty open-minded and would probably prefer somewhere progressive/international rather than somewhere that feels too conservative

- I’m also very outdoorsy, so easy access to nature, hiking, swimming, cycling, parks, etc. would be a huge plus

- I’d ideally like somewhere where I can meet people and have a good social life as an Erasmus student

My favourite city I’ve ever visited is Paris, which obviously makes me very tempted to choose it. But I’m not sure if loving a city as a tourist necessarily means I’d enjoy actually living there for 4–5 months, especially with my budget.

So I’d really love to hear from people who have lived/studied in these cities, especially as students/Erasmus students!

Which one would you choose in my situation, and why? And are there any cities on this list that you think I should definitely avoid (or definitely pick)? Also curious about how realistic €1,100/month (+ my savings) would be in each city. :)

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u/False_Line_7583 — 1 month ago

ERASMUS DILEMMA - PLEASE HELP!

Hey! I’m supposed to go on Erasmus to France in January 2027, which is literally my dream destination. I already got the spot, told everyone I’m going, and started organizing everything.

The problem is that I have exams at my home uni until the end of January, so they overlap with the start of Erasmus. My options are basically:

  1. take all my exams in December, which would be A LOT at once, or

  2. take them all in the summer of 2027 with the risk of having only one chance to not fail and also a summer full of exams...

My other option would be to postpone Erasmus until October 2027, when the exam periods don’t overlap. But then I’d be giving up my dream destination, and there’s no guarantee I’d get the same place again.

What would you guys do? Risk the exam situation and go now, or play it safe and go a year later? Would love to hear from anyone who’s had a similar situation!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago
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In desperate need of help - no period for a year

Is there anything I can do to get my period back? I stopped taking birth control a year ago and haven't had a period since. Doctors have been useless. All they recommend is going back on birth control, which got me into this situation in the first place. Does anyone have any natural remedies, medications, teas, or advice? Everything is very welcome. I'm going crazy, lol. I've been diagnosed with PCOS since I was 16, I'm 20 atm. Before starting BC my period was regular.

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago

Erasmus+ izmenjava

Je kdo opravil Erasmus+ izmenjavo v poletnem semestru, torej od januarja naprej? Kako ste opravili izpite iz zimskega roka? Pri nas je izpitno januarja/februarja, ko mene v Sloveniji več nebo. Sem klicala na faks in so rekli, da mi ne znajo pomagat oz. da gre večina na izmenjavo v prvem izpitnem obdobju...

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago

No period for 12+ months

I (20F) grew up having very long periods (12+ days) so I was bleeding 2/3 of every month. Later on I got diagnosed with PCOS and decided to give birth control a try. After 6 months of taking BC I stopped due to side affects. Now, a year later my period is still missing and I can't get it back. I'm also having extreme fatigue, weight loss and increased anxiety. Doctors aren't any help whatsoever and I'm getting kinda worried. Has anyone been in a similar situation? Thank you for any feedback!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago

No period for 12+ months

I (20F) grew up having very long periods (12+ days) so I was bleeding 2/3 of every month. Later on I got diagnosed with PCOS and decided to give birth control a try. After 6 months of taking BC I stopped due to side affects. Now, a year later my period is still missing and I can't get it back. I'm also having extreme fatigue, weight loss and increased anxiety. Doctors aren't any help whatsoever and I'm getting kinda worried. Has anyone been in a similar situation? Thank you for any feedback!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago
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No period for 12+ months

I (20F) grew up having very long periods (12+ days) so I was bleeding 2/3 of every month. Later on I got diagnosed with PCOS and decided to give birth control a try. After 6 months of taking BC I stopped due to side affects. Now, a year later my period is still missing and I can't get it back. I'm also having extreme fatigue, weight loss and increased anxiety. Doctors aren't any help whatsoever and I'm getting kinda worried. Has anyone been in a similar situation? Thank you for any feedback!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago

Najem kombija

Čez novo leto za 5 dni z družino planiramo izlet v Francijo. Ker nas bo 8, razmišljamo o najemu kombija. Do destinacije imamo cca. 1.238 km v eno smer.

Ima kdo izkušnje ali priporočila, kje najeti kombi? Kakšne so okvirne cene in na kaj je treba paziti (kilometri, zavarovanje, vožnja v tujino itd.)?

Hvala za vsak nasvet!

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago

Can't take my diagnosis seriously.

I got diagnosed with anorexia, and I genuinely don't believe I am sick "enough" to need treatment. I eat every day (at least five times a day) I have sweet treats etc.

On the other hand I am underweight, lost my period, I track my calories and I workout daily. I can't imagine gaining weight or eating differently even tho I should probably gain some. Is this really anorexia or is it just me trying to stay healthy and take care of myself? So confused :(

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u/False_Line_7583 — 2 months ago

Calorie estimate? Chicken katsu rice bowl

Japanese-style katsu bowl with white rice, fried chicken katsu, fresh salad, spicy mayo and japanese BBQ sauce. The plate is quite big, half is salad and half is rice.

u/False_Line_7583 — 3 months ago