u/Kaavyatheexplorer

Hi everyone i have 35000 USD that i'd like to invest since its just sitting around in stables, is it the right time to inves in bitcoin or did i miss the bus?

EDIT: I have done my own research on this, thanks for all your sggestions.
On a side note, can everyone please report and block this mofo who has been trying to persistently scam me - u/lyressack, thank you. Much appreciate.

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This happened a couple of years ago during my architecture internship but I still physically recoil when I think about it.

So the office was tiny. There were two principal architects (the founders), two senior architects, one interior designer, two interns including me, and one admin lady who honestly kept the place alive.

Now the two principal architects were almost never in office because they’d constantly be out for site visits and client meetings. So most days it was just us juniors + the two senior architects sitting in office working.

And these two senior architects were very obviously involved with each other.

One day the principals were out again, and the interior designer had taken leave, so the office only had me, the other intern, the admin lady, and those two senior architects.

At some point we started hearing screaming from inside their cabin.

At first we ignored it because what are interns even supposed to do in that situation? But it kept escalating.

Then suddenly the male senior architect storms out of the cabin and the female senior architect comes running behind him holding her dupatta.

And THEN we realize he’s bleeding.

Like actively bleeding.

Turns out he had slit his wrist during the fight and she was trying to tie her dupatta around it to stop the bleeding.

They rushed out to the hospital after telling us to continue working and VERY specifically told us not to tell anyone.

Me and the other intern were just sitting there in shock while the admin lady had to mop literal blood off the office floor.

Also side note: dried blood smells horrible. Learned that against my will.

Anyway.

Next day only the female architect comes back to office acting like absolutely NOTHING happened and everyone is pretending life is normal.

The interior designer came back that day too and immediately sensed weird energy in the office. She kept trying to get gossip out of me.

Now here is the important detail.

Her name and the female senior architect’s name were VERY similar.

Like one-letter-difference similar.

I didn’t want to talk about it out loud so I decided I’d just text her instead.

So I made a WhatsApp group with:
- me
- the other intern
- the interior designer

Or at least… that’s what I THOUGHT I did.

And then I typed out EVERYTHING.

The fight.
The blood.
The wrist slitting.
How insane and unprofessional the whole thing was.

Like full investigative journalism mode.

I hit send and peacefully went back to work.

A few minutes later the female senior architect walks out asks me:

Can you come to the principal architect’s cabin for a second?

The founders weren’t around that day so it was just me and her inside.

She makes me sit down.

Then silently turns her phone toward me.

And I see my message.

That’s when I realized I had accidentally added HER to the group instead of the interior designer.

I genuinely think my soul left my body.

I went completely red. Goosebumps everywhere. I immediately started apologizing because what else do you even do at that point?

But I think she also realized she couldn’t escalate this too much without exposing what happened the previous day.

So after staring at me for a few seconds she just goes:

“Delete the group. Don’t do this again.”

That’s it.

I apologized 500 more times and walked out wanting the earth to swallow me whole.

The other intern and the interior designer immediately asked me what happened and when I told them I had accidentally added the wrong woman, they both LOST IT laughing.

To this day we still have the original WhatsApp group with the screenshots.

At the time this was the most embarrassing professional moment of my life.

Now it’s quite hilarious.

**TL;DR:**
During my architecture internship, two senior architects who were secretly dating had a massive fight in office that ended with the guy slitting his wrist. The next day, while gossiping about the entire incident to the interior designer on WhatsApp, I accidentally added the female senior architect to the group instead. She called me into the cabin, showed me my own message on her phone, and I nearly died of embarrassment.

Hey all, I’ve been thinking of getting a helix piercing (upper ear, for the uninitiated) and I really don’t want to go alone 😅 My best friend, who’s usually my go-to for things like this, is currently in another country.

Would love some company, ideally from someone who’s had piercings before, but honestly any woman who’s up for it and can offer a bit of moral support would be great.

PS: This is only for women. Please don’t try to catfish.

Hey folks,

I’m 33F and I’ve been wanting to start dancing recently. It’s one of those things I never prioritised growing up, but now it feels like such a nice skill to have, especially for socialising as an adult.

The problem is… I genuinely have zero dancing ability. I’m stiff, awkward, feel robotic, and I get super self-conscious the moment I try to move. I’ve also been made fun of in the past for how I dance, which hasn’t helped 😅

I have a few friends who are into salsa and they keep encouraging me to join beginner classes. They say everyone starts out lost and stiff, and that they’ve seen plenty of “non-dancers” get really good over time.

I want to believe that, but I’m also wondering:

> Is salsa actually beginner-friendly for someone like me?

> Or should I start with something else that’s easier to loosen up with?

> Does the shyness + stiffness phase really go away?

Would love to hear from people who started from zero (especially in salsa). Did it actually click for you eventually?

Asking because the Partner Program earnings have always felt unpredictable, great month, terrible month, no clear pattern.

Recently started picking up paid writing gigs on the side, tech and Web3 brands that need long-form content for SEO and AI search visibility. Pays a flat rate per article, regardless of reads or claps.

Curious if others here have found similar setups?

Specifically, writers covering crypto, DeFi, AI, or dev tools seem like there's more demand for that niche than people realise.

Would love to know what platforms or communities you've used to find these gigs, and roughly what rates you've seen.

Hey folks, looking to learn from people who’ve actually executed this, not just general advice.

Has anyone here run creator/UGC campaigns on X, Medium, Reddit or YouTube (long-form)?

Trying to understand what this looks like in practice:

• What did your brief to creators look like? (structured vs loose?)
• How did you find/select creators on these platforms?
• What kind of content performed best? (tutorials, reviews, storytelling, etc.)
• And most importantly, did it actually move the needle? (traffic, signups, conversions, anything measurable)

Context: exploring this as a channel beyond the usual Insta/TikTok playbook.

Would love to hear real experiences,Who here has ACTUALLY run creator campaigns on Reddit/Medium/YouTube? what worked, what didn’t, what you’d do differently.

DMs open if you’d rather share privately 🙏