u/KindlyCrazy6309

Is he half danish?

She has a samsung phone currently, but for her birthday I got her an iphone 16.

The samsung was really broken, so we quickly back-uped the phone onto the google software, (I am really unfamiliar with google software so don't exactly know the names of things) just so none of the pictures were lost. While doing that, her google photos, stored on her google account are now completely fucked and not in time order.

So when we transferred the photos using the move to IOS app, the photos also came across out of order onto the photos iphone app.

The only place where the photos are in chronological order is on her old phone.

Is there anyway to sort this out

I want a volunteering job that needs a reference, how do I go about getting that. I searched this sub and apparently line managers do not provide them and you have to go a different route?

I have a week of annual leave booked for jan (managers chose it on my behalf), but I want to take that week off it in september as a family trip has come up. is it possible on the ukg app for managers to reallocate?

The dance was like a lunge, swapping legs, and alternating arms each time. Like the man on the green exit sign you see in public. The community found his song.

I think it was a British singer, the song had some sort of modern/futuristic set. The singer I think looked like David Tennant - widow's peak and glasses.

The dance he did was like a lunge, but with his arms alternating, like a green exit sign man. They found the song for him. The actual music video seemed to be from 80s/90s/00s. Sort of futuristic vibes.

I want to find the song pleaseeeee.

My grandfather was born in Canada, around 1945-7, I forget his birth year, to a Canadian(?) father and an Italian/English mother. He has got citizenship, and so does my mother since around 2020. However, when I asked to get it, apparently they said I wasn't allowed to have it, as too many generations have passed.

Is this accurate? I was just googling, and it says anyone who has a relative who was Canadian can automatically get citizenship if they were born pre-2025.

Hello.

I'm 19 years old and I'm on a gap year, so no I have no volunteering societies to talk to, which is why I have come here.

I've read the role descriptions, but they are quite brief and I'd prefer to hear from someones own personal experience, how you found it, and any advice. I'd mostly want to volunteer in the First Aid role as I'd be interested in going down that healthcare role later on so some experience would be great, as I was really interested in First Aid when they did a workshop back when I was in secondary.

Also, some side questions:

- Is it okay to not be able to drive?

- What's the typical schedule like? I know it'd be variable based on events, but for an 80-100 hr job role what would that entail?

- How many references will I need? I could potentially bag two from my current LM and my old sixth form pastoral leader, but I never really spoke to her.

Thanks.

I'm really unsure what to do with my future. I'm 19, on my first gap year in the UK.

Initially I applied to biochemistry in my final year of school, got cold feet, because the job market is awful in this country for science, and I am just not interested in conversions to finance or law.

I took a gap year, and applied to dentistry but I've been rejected post interview. Now I'm starting up the second gap year soon, and the reapplication process and I'm having doubts.

I've been researching my options again, and I can either reapply to dentistry again, and then train to be a dentist, or I take a BSc in biochemistry, then figure out my options during my undergraduate degree. One pathway that appeals to me is the STP with the NHS, but the competition ratios are awful.

To start work as a dentist, it would be training until I am 25.

To start work as a training scientist in the STP programme I would be at least 23/24.

I am just so worried with making the wrong decision.

"John" and I met in January/February. Initially I had a small crush on John, so I got John's instagram around March. We texted most days since then.

A couple weeks into texting, John began liking content on instagram about crushes, and he even sent me a couple, telling me how beautiful I was and that I am his favourite notification. So I got the hint that he liked me.

Once I got to know John from our conversations, I noticed that we aren't compatible about a month into talking. I'm quite avoidant, and like my personal time alone, but he is VERY clingy. He is also from another culture to me, and upper middle class, so some of the stuff he talks about couldn't be further from what I grew up with. He has also never had a girlfriend, and the girls he has spoken to, have left him, due to his clinginess, which has given him lots of insecurity and issues.

He then asked me out 3ish weeks ago, and I said I'm sorry, but I don't want to date him, as a week before that my personal life plans got thrown upside down, so the last thing I wanted was a new relationship.

I didn't want to lead him on, so I never flirted with him, or liked any of these relationship posts he sends me. From my side, I've been treating him like a friend, but I feel men take signs of friendliness as romantic interest, but I didn't want to just ghost him once he asked me out, so I've been keeping up with typical messages.

Right now, I can see the posts he likes on instagram being about rejection, and how "nice guys are never treated right", which is making me feel even more un-attracted to him. And I don't know what to do.

I want to set it straight, that I don't want to date him, he is not my type physically, or emotionally, but I don't want to break his heart even more, and ruin a friendship, but I don't think men can move past something like this.

I have had eczema around my eyes for 6 years now. Recently managed to get it under control using hydrocortisone ointment. However, patches of dryness are consistently around my mouth (above and below).

What should I be doing to stop this.