u/Gulaid_Sahib

i didn’t pay much attention to individual ingredients when i first started looking at prenatals, but choline and methylfolate kept coming up as i compared labels. i’ve been looking at Needed, Ritual, Perelel, and FullWell, and Needed has probably stood out to me the most so far because the ingredient breakdown seems pretty comprehensive without feeling like i’m just looking at a basic prenatal.

i’m still figuring out how much weight to put on individual ingredients versus the overall formula. were choline and methylfolate both things you specifically looked for when choosing a prenatal, or did you mostly compare the full ingredient lists and go with whichever one made the most sense overall?

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i'm trying to get serious about paying down my debt, but i'm also worried about what happens to my credit while i'm doing it.

my score isn't great right now, so i'm looking into ways to build credit with bad credit without taking on more debt just to improve my score. i've seen people mention secured cards, credit builder loans, and becoming an authorized user, but i'm not sure what actually makes sense when the main goal is getting debt paid off.

for anyone who's been in this situation, what did you do? did you focus entirely on paying off debt first, or did you work on rebuilding your credit at the same time?

i'd rather take the slow route and do it right than try some quick fix that puts me further behind.

i didn't think storage would become such a problem on my ps5, but here i am constantly deleting games just to install something new. between larger game sizes and wanting to keep a few multiplayer games installed at all times, the built-in storage fills up way faster than i expected. i've been looking into upgrading my storage, but there are so many different drives being recommended that i'm not sure where to start. some people say certain models are worth paying extra for, while others claim there's barely any real-world difference.

i’ve been meaning to read anne rice for a while now, especially since i keep hearing about her vampire books, but i’m not sure where to begin, i’ve seen mixed opinions on reading order vs just starting with the most popular ones, and i don’t want to start with something that’s too slow or hard to get into. i’m looking for something that really pulls you in and shows what makes her writing so loved.

for those who’ve read her work, what book would you recommend as the best starting point?