u/Flatterina

Hallo zusammen!

In Frankfurt gibt es unweit des Hauptbahnhofs ein chinesisches Bistro / Restaurant, in dem es fantastische Jiaozi (10 für 6€) und Baozi (jeweils 2€) gibt.

Kennt jemand von Euch etwas Ähnliches in Mainz? Kein Restaurant, einfach ein kleines Bistro, in dem günstig gute Teigtaschen verkauft werden. Ich würde mich auch über Momos oder Gyoza oder Pelmeni freuen, hauptsache günstige und gute Teigtaschen zum Mitnehmen.

Danke!

I love Elin and I enjoyed Caves of Qud (the artstyle didn't work for me, otherwise it was great), but they don't really work on the Steam Deck due to all the buttons. I love exploring dungeons (Mystery Dungeon was my favourite game series) and love the freedom that Elin provides.

Are there any games like that that work well on the Deck? Is Necesse similar-ish enough? I've tried it a bit but wasn't as caught by it as by Elin, but I might need to give it another go.

Hello!

I am currently planning my 27 days in Japan next April and am struggling with a part of my itinerary.

I will spend four nights in Tokyo (with day trips to Chichibu and Yokohama), two nights in Nikko, two nights in Kamakura (with a day trip to Enoshima), two nights in Hakone, three nights in Nagoya, two nights in Osaka, one night in Okayama, two nights in Fukuoka, and then my struggles begin. I had originally planned travelling from Fukuoka to Beppu for one night and then over to Kumamoto to see the castle and Suizenji Lake one day and then Mt. Aso the other day. The plan is to then continue to Kurume.

I received feedback that this was a lot of travelling which would lower the quality of my trip, which I can see, but now I am conflicted between the two. I am debating whether to add another day to Fukuoka, travel to Oita for two nights and make a day trip to Beppu, or spending three nights in Kumamoto instead.

I have never been to an onsen but love relaxing in saunas and spas. I think I would enjoy onsens a lot. However, I have already planned to spend a full day in a bath house in Hakone, and people here have been saying Beppu isn't all it's made out to be anyway. On the other hand, Mt. Aso sounds beautiful, but I spent a week in Iceland in July and don't think Aso would be terribly different. Kumamoto sounds nice, but I'm unsure how to fill the third day after the castle and the garden, and I will be looking at plenty of castles and gardens during the rest of my stay anyway.

I would tremendously appreciate any advice on how to decide! I'd say I'm more inclined towards Beppu right now, but in general I'm very conflicted. I would also LOVE to go to Kurokawa Onsen, but don't have a car and am unsure if it's worth the six hours of driving.

Hello everyone!

I will be travelling to Japan for four weeks in April 2027. Since it will be my third time there, I plan to visit some smaller cities and focus more on nature this time around. Some people told me to visit Kyushu, so I have modelled my itinerary roughly off of the Shinkansen line to Fukuoka.

I would appreciate some advice regarding how realistic the itinerary is. Are some days cramped too full? Are some things not that great and I should do something else instead? Am I missing anything big? There may be days where I have planned too little and I would appreciate a heads-up if that's the case, but I expect I'll just wander around and look at things a bit in that case or look up what else I can do spontaneously.

I have nothing planned for Osaka and Tokyo and that's on purpose, as I will be there this November and will decide after that what is left for me to see in April. I have already been to Kyoto and Hiroshima, so those are not on my list.

Aside from that, I am glad for general tips you might have. A big one is travelling with a suitcase, which I am unsure about. I will be bringing a suitcase and a regular backpack for everyday things and am a bit worried about transporting the suitcase in regular trains or buses. Yet I plan on using AirBnBs instead of hotels so I don't think I'll be able to use luggage forwarding, especially since there are times where I'll only stay in one place for one night. Am I right in assuming that every place on my list has at least one place to store luggage if I arrive there before check-in time?

In any case, thank you very much for reading and thanks for any and all advice. Here's my itinerary (Tag is German for Day, this was copied and pasted):

Tag 1

Home - Tokyo

Tag 2

Day trip to Yokohama

Chinatown - Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum - Sagamiku Illumillion

Tag 3

Day trip to Kamakura

Kotoku-in - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - Kamakura Gozan

Tag 4

Tokyo - Nikko

Nikko National Park - Toshogu Shrine - Rinnoji Temple

Tag 5

Nikko - Tokyo

Lake Chuzenji - Kegon Falls

Tag 6

Day Trip to Chichibu

Hitsujiyama Park - Mitsumine Shrine

Tag 7

Day Ttrip to Enoshima

Enoshima Shrine - Sagami Bay

Tag 8

Tokyo - Hakone

Hakone Open-Air Museum - Owakidani

Tag 9

Hakone

Hakone Kowakien Yenessun

Tag 10

Hakone - Nagoya

Hisaya Odori

Tag 11

Nagoya

Nagoya Castle Park - Nagoya City Science Museum - Nabana no Sato

Tag 12

Nagoya

Meiji Mura Village - Gifu Castle

Tag 13

Nagoya - Osaka

Tag 14

Osaka

Tag 15

Osaka - Okayama

Okayama Castle - Korakuen Garden

Tag 16

Okayama - Kurashiki

Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter - Sakazu Park

Tag 17

Kurashiki - Fukuoka

Tenmangu - Seaside Momochi

Tag 18

Fukuoka

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine -Hiking Mt. Homan

Tag 19

Fukuoka - Beppu

Hells of Beppu - Lake Shidakako - Onsen

Tag 20

Beppu - Kumamoto

Kumamoto Castle Grounds - Suizenji Garden - Lake Ezu

Tag 21

Kumamoto

Mount Aso - Aso-jinja Shrine - Aso Onsen

Tag 22

Kumamoto - Kurume

Bairin-ji - Daihonzan Naritasan - Kurume Forest Azalea Park

Tag 23

Kurume - Fukuoka

Tag 24

Fukuoka - Osaka

Tag 25

Osaka - Fujikawaguchiko

Arakurayama Sengen Park - Mount Fuji Panoramic Ropeway - Herb Garden

Tag 26

Fujikawaguchiko - Tokyo

Tag 27

Tokyo

Tag 28

Tokyo - Home

I've always considered myself asexual. Never had much of a libido, never felt aroused by much. I have had orgasms in my sleep that wake me up for as long as I can remember, maybe once every one or two months. I do have sex, but never reach an orgasm there, maybe because I'm too tense.

A month ago or so I switched from the pill I've been using for ten years [aristelle, ingredients ethinylestradiol and diogenest] to a mini pill [desogestrel] because I was using the combination pill for skin issues that I have aged out of.

I have been having slight cramps, digestion issues, and a very reduced appetite, which is all normal as far as PMS goes, as far as I know. But also, I've been feeling physically aroused these last few days, and it's very uncomfortable. It stresses me out so much I'm losing sleep, I can't focus, and I don't like feeling this way at all. I don't masturbate and don't have sex very often and would just like this to stop. I've been thinking about it a lot, which is probably making it worse, but I'm not sure how to distract myself from it. I had an orgasm last night, but the feeling came back shortly after.

Has anyone else made any experiences like this? I'm thinking about switching back to my old pills if this is what having an active libido is like.

Any help is massively appreciated, thank you!

Hey there!

I am looking for some finished cozy games to play on my steam deck. I've played lots of Chef RPG and traveller's Rest and have my eyes on many others like Doloc Town but am coming to find that playing all these early access games leads me to restarting them whenever a major update is released and that keeps me from actually playing finished games.

I have played and loved Stardew Valley, Dave the Diver, and Fields of Mistria, and am currently playing My Time at Sandrock, occasionally Sun Haven, and Discounty (which is really fun, but not blowing me away). I also liked Spiritfarer, Tiny Bookshop, and liked but bounced off of Graveyard Keeper. My favourite game of all time is Rimworld on chill settings.

Any and all recommendations are appreciated (as long as the game is done), thanks a lot!

Hey there,

I recently switched from a combination pill [Aristelle] to a mini pill [Desogestrel]. A few days after the switch, my nose started feeling weird, some kind of itchy numbness. It's only the bridge of my nose, and not always, and it gets stronger when I hold my head down. When I touch it, it goes away for a short while but then comes back, but it's not there all the time.

It's super weird and not a side effect I've ever heard of or experienced ever before, to the point I'm wondering if it is a side effect after all or completely unrelated and coincidental.

So my question is, has anyone else ever experienced anything like this? Am I allergic to my new pill or on withdrawals from the old one, or is it a side effect of switching? Has anyone ever had switching side effects in general and how long do they last? Should I just go back to my old pill and see what happens or stay on the new one until I can talk to my gynecologist?

[In light of the sub rules, I want to clarify that I am not asking for any diagnosis or medical advice, just experiences and recommendations.]

Any replies are appreciated, as I've been pretty unable to find any info. Thanks!