▲ 123 r/DoYouLookLikeMe
Do I look like anyone?
Curious to see if I look like anyone! I get diff responses every time I ask so I included pics with & without my glasses to see who I get this time
u/Major-Ad519 — 3 days ago
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▲ 238 r/Subliminal
Getting results when you least expect it
I’ve been listening to this sub on loop overnight and my friends sent this to our groupchat the other day. No one knows I’m using this sub but me so this was really unexpected surprise.
For those using a face sub, I highly recommend these things I did:
create a Pinterest board full of your ideal facial features, be as specific as possible. Include the features you want but also include the essence, vibes, etc of this person you want to be. Mine was just emrata as a whole so this part was easy
listen to a sub overnight whenever you can, I find it easier to listen overnight and I get better results than when I listen during the day. I only listen to ONE so it loops for hours while I sleep.
get rid of ALL limiting beliefs but also ALL obsessive ones. Just believe that it’ll magnetically come to you because it will. It’s easier said than done but just relax, it’ll happen when you least expect it! I promise! What helped me not obsess over it was to occupy myself with hobbies and activities during the day so I don’t have time to think about results
look at the Pinterest board you’ve created and visualize yourself into it whenever you can. I do this for a few minutes before listening. Try to be as imaginative as possible and picture your face morphing into your desired features
take some rest days from listening. I feel like this is what gets me results so quickly, I listen consistently for a bit (like a week or so) and then take a rest day or two before repeating the cycle
NEVER, and I mean never, be self deprecating. Don’t ever say anything bad about yourself. Don’t insult your looks, character, body, etc because it’ll hinder your self concept which will block results. I like to actively think of positive affirmations while I do my self care routine to speak highly of myself
Let me know if you have any questions or anything, I’m always open to sharing my experience. I’ve been in the community for some time now and have lots of things to say ☺️
u/Major-Ad519 — 7 days ago
[Routine Help] what products will help me get rid of texture and scars?
Hello! I (21F) have been dealing with skin issues for quite some time now.
I don’t have active breakouts anymore but I’m left with very stubborn scars and texture that I can’t get rid of. I feel like I’ve tried every product under the sun and it still won’t go away.
Any recommendations on what I should do? Just to preface, I do have very sensitive, combination skin. My t-zone is oily and my cheeks tend to be dry.
Is anyone also able to identify what kind of scarring/texture I have to find appropriate products for it?
Here’s my current routine:
Morning:
- wash my face with laroche posay hydrating gentle cleanser
- put on black girl kids sunscreen
Night:
- wash my face with laroche posay oil cleanser
- wash my face with laroche posay hydrating gentle cleanser
- apply olay ultimate hydrating moisturizer
I’ve tried numerous exfoliants before and they’ve always ruined my skin barrier, even when I apply only 1-2x a week!
u/Major-Ad519 — 11 days ago
▲ 15 r/nova
Hi! I recently graduated from college and am having a hard time finding places that my age group tends to hang out in. I am new to the area and want to befriend people that are 21-30!
I find there to be two extremes in our area, places with predominantly 18-19 year olds or ones with families and individuals that are in different life stages/aren’t interested in mingling with me.
Anyone know of any places? I’m open to any and all suggestions. Especially those outside of night life activities!!!
I enjoy going out on occasion but would prefer to engage in daytime activities such as yoga, pottery making, walking, hiking, etc. (some of my interests just to name a few)
u/Major-Ad519 — 14 days ago
▲ 7 r/AskWomenOver30
Hiii! I recently got out of my first long-term adult relationship and am currently in the process of healing. I’ve been taking this time to fully work on myself, both mentally and physically, and I’ve been in a significantly better place than I was 6 months ago.
Amidst all the positives that have been occurring in my life, I’ve noticed that letting go of my ego has been the biggest challenge of it all, not even getting over the person. I’m in this strange space of not wanting this person entirely, I no longer see myself having a future with them or anyone similar to them.
Even though the relationship ended, I’m grateful to have had that experience because it taught me so much about myself and my needs in a relationship. It also taught me how to navigate life on my own, which is an experience I’m especially appreciative of.
What frustrates me the most, is the fact that I’m over this person, but my ego is having a hard time letting go of the idea that they may also be over me as well. I’m not one to hang up on this sort of stuff, but it’s my first ever relationship that has occurred within my adult life. Is this a normal stage/feeling? For those that have had similar experiences, how did you navigate this and rewire your mind into fully letting go of this person?
I don’t wish any harm on my ex, I just want to separate myself from this person, but I find that there’s still a singular string attached that just won’t budge. It’s often intrusive, which makes it harder since it’s not the easiest to control. I want to regain my individual identity without developing this “I’m better than them” mentality because I find that to be regressive because there shouldn’t be a comparison in the first place.
Logically, I know that we are just two people who didn’t work out together and that’s okay. My ego is having a hard time accepting it’s okay if they’re over me too and it’s driving me crazy. It makes me feel superficial and shallow which I know I’m not but it’s hard not to feel that way currently.
u/Major-Ad519 — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/awakened
Hii! I recently got out of my first long-term adult relationship and am currently in the process of healing. I’ve been taking this time to fully work on myself, both mentally and physically, and I’ve been in a significantly better place than I was 6 months ago.
Amidst all the positives that have been occurring in my life, I’ve noticed that letting go of my ego has been the biggest challenge of it all, not even getting over the person. I’m in this strange space of not wanting this person entirely, I no longer see myself having a future with them or anyone similar to them.
Even though the relationship ended, I’m grateful to have had that experience because it taught me so much about myself and my needs in a relationship. It also taught me how to navigate life on my own, which is an experience I’m especially appreciative of.
What frustrates me the most, is the fact that I’m over this person, but my ego is having a hard time letting go of the idea that they may also be over me as well. I’m not one to hang up on this sort of stuff, but it’s my first ever relationship that has occurred within my adult life. Is this a normal stage/feeling? For those that have had similar experiences, how did you navigate this and rewire your mind into fully letting go of this person?
I don’t wish any harm on my ex, I just want to separate myself from this person, but I find that there’s still a singular string attached that just won’t budge. It’s often intrusive, which makes it harder since it’s not the easiest to control. I want to regain my individual identity without developing this “I’m better than them” mentality because I find that to be regressive because there shouldn’t be a comparison in the first place.
Logically, I know that we are just two people who didn’t work out together and that’s okay. My ego is having a hard time accepting it’s okay if they’re over me too and it’s driving me crazy. It makes me feel superficial and shallow which I know I’m not but it’s hard not to feel that way currently.
I’ve worked very hard to not feel resentment towards this situation but my ego can’t shake off this feeling being possibly reciprocated.
u/Major-Ad519 — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/Breakupadvice
Hiii! I recently got out of my first long-term adult relationship (6 months ago) and am currently in the process of healing. I’ve been taking this time to fully work on myself, both mentally and physically, and I’ve been in a significantly better place than I was initially.
Amidst all the positives that have been occurring in my life, I’ve noticed that letting go of my ego has been the biggest challenge of it all, not even getting over the person. I’m in this strange space of not wanting this person entirely, I no longer see myself having a future with them or anyone similar to them.
Even though the relationship ended, I’m grateful to have had that experience because it taught me so much about myself and my needs in a relationship. It also taught me how to navigate life on my own, which is an experience I’m especially appreciative of.
What frustrates me the most, is the fact that I’m over this person, but my ego is having a hard time letting go of the idea that they may also be over me as well. I’m not one to hang up on this sort of stuff, but it’s my first ever relationship that has occurred within my adult life. Is this a normal stage/feeling? For those that have had similar experiences, how did you navigate this and rewire your mind into fully letting go of this person?
I don’t wish any harm on my ex, I just want to separate myself from this person, but I find that there’s still a singular string attached that just won’t budge. It’s often intrusive, which makes it harder since it’s not the easiest to control. I want to regain my individual identity without developing this “I’m better than them” mentality because I find that to be regressive since there shouldn’t be a comparison in the first place.
Logically, I know that we are just two people who didn’t work out together and that’s okay. My ego is having a hard time accepting it’s okay if they’re over me too and it’s driving me crazy. It makes me feel superficial and shallow which I know I’m not but it’s hard not to feel that way currently!
TLDR: how do I let go of the idea that my ex may be over me as well? My ego is having a hard time accepting this reality.
u/Major-Ad519 — 15 days ago
▲ 36 r/doppelganger
Hii! I posted last time but I don’t wear glasses anymore and have been told that I look very different now so I was curious to see if I’d get different results without them!
u/Major-Ad519 — 24 days ago