u/MortgageElectronic72

I’ve seen a lot of different opinions on chase kissing the little girl as her final wish. I would like to hear what everyone thinks about it.

Personally I think it is a bit weird, but not predatory as other people make it out to be. He thought that he would give a little girl the only thing she wanted before dying. He was obviously not attracted to her (as some people claim) and I agree that it’s still a bit uncomfortable. Overall, I think chase was (mostly) a good person throughout the series.>!&#x200B;!<

Hii, Ive been getting enganced manicures for two years now, because I have thin and easy to break nails. I moved about half a year ago and ever since I haven’t found a nail tech that is good for my nails. they finally snap in half or look badly painted and the nail techs here are super expensive, so I thought about doing them myself.
I’ve looked into a lot of different manicures and since I’m terrified of giving myself cd, I’ve decided to do gel x for a little while.
I looked on shein for the cheap stuff like the nail tips, nail art brushes and decorative stuff, but I’m gonna buy the drill and everything important from real nail stores.

i guess my question is how difficult would it be to get into doing my nails. im right handed and my left hand isn’t really good for painting or nail art. Can I paint the tips and then glue them on? Everyone is using a different technique in TikTok and I’m confused as to which is the right one. I used to do press on nails from shein (don’t judge) and I only stopped because they where very poor quality and looked like they were printed lol.

(my hands are relatively small and my fingers look like sausages if i don’t have my nails done, so help a girly out).

Hello, my boyfriend is studying medicine in Greece and we are interested in moving to America for his residency. We’ve seen that it’s quite of a process to meet the requirements and you have to take some exams. He is fine with that, but apart from it you have to voluntarily spend some time in American hospitals (about a month), to even be eligible to apply for residency. Since it’s a lot of money to spend, I was wondering how likely it is to get selected after meeting all the criteria, to get the residency you want. I’ve read that for neurosurgery last year only three foreigners were chosen (very few).
I don’t know if it makes any difference, but I am an American citizen currently not living in the US. i don’t know if it matters since his degree wouldnt be from an American university

I regularly see post about how precious Cameron is, but I really don’t get where you‘re seeing this.
Cameron wasnt a good girlfriend to chase, even worse fiance. She isn’t even a bit compassionate to house after he rejected her. Not to mention that if you were to rate all of the characters growth from s1 (or when they appeared in the show) to the last season, she never changed. She also focuses so much on the moral side of medicine that she never gets any better of a doctor than she was in s1.
I know that she has good qualities and good moments in the show, but if it weren’t for her appearance most of the devoted cameron fans wouldn’t even remember her after her departure.

(sorry for any mistakes English isn’t my first language)

I only started watching the show this month, so I’m still in s2, but I feel like sometimes Katie is so unfair to her children. I know that most of it is for the plot and it’s just regular banter to make the audience laugh, but sometimes she takes it too far. She judges Oliver for being material but she chose to move them to a rich town, where you either fit in or live in the sidelines (just like her). She also regularly tells her children that they ruined her life, as if it wasn’t her choose to have them.
I would really like to read your opinions because sometimes it irks me too much