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I'm bit impulsive so after few tries with visible but mild results, I kind of mixed all the techniques together. Using lemon juice and splash of vinegar that I mixed into a conditioner, like a cherry on top of my potion, I added one baking soda based vitamin tablet, so it would be more activated. I put it on my head and within minutes it started heating up. The heat intensified and before I had time to pay attention to it, I started smelling this rancid smell, so I immediately washed it off, because the smell definitely was my skin or hair starting to get chemically burned, or just some other really bad chemical interaction. I washed it off with cold water, then did 3 rounds of shampoo, and after washing it off completely I used generic canola oil for moisturizing, because I didn't want to add some other random chemicals from hair moisturizer into the mix.

Im not looking for medical advice, in case something does turn up I will go to the er, but I'm just wondering whether someone knows, what the hell have I even created, did I create like a potent acid, or was it some other sort of chemical reaction producing that smell, do you have any ideas, I'm curious what even happened there?

I am not trying to claim that Haaland is autistic or ADHD. But he has genuinely so many similar mannerisms to me, and it just makes me happy to see someone act like the version of myself that I do my best to correct, just existing not giving an f, and being successful despite and arguably because of it.

It just makes me wonder what I could have achieved, if my coaches didn't shame me for certain things like running with improper posture, moving my arms incorrectly while running.

As a little kid I would run too slanted forwards, and I was corrected regularly to run in a more upward position, which made me feel really ashamed. Inspite of that I refused to adapt to these corrections, since I'm stubborn idk. It felt like a correct and better way to run for me, so it made me feel really odd and ashamed, and also confused as to why I'm the only one who moves like that, I was also corrected for having stiff hands, because honestly when I focused on running, my arms were kind of tense from the stress, so I would have to manually focus on running and moving my hands enough and not too much etc, at a different sport I was laughed at for lifting my pinkies while doing certain movements, also a result of overwhelm probably, and I was called a princess, which was very upsetting for me at that age.

Even nowadays at work I have to focus on not moving weird while I'm overwhelmed or focused, because when I'm overwhelmed I tend to tense up my shoulders and walk with my head forwards honestly very similarly to Halland, and it's just my interpretation, but I do feel like he might move like that for similar reasons, despite him being neurodivergent or not, it makes me happy to see someone moving in a similar way to me, and being joyful, instead of spending excess energy on trying to behave normatively, and being miserable while doing it, and compromising your performance just to not stick out.

I just wanted to share my appreciation for this mans excellent example of just existing as the version of yourself that's not molded to fit neatly into the box that society expects you should fit into, and instead focusing on what's important to you. I think it might not be a coincidence that he's unusual and successful in his chosen passion. Maybe we should care a bit less about being usual to others, and care a bit more about finding our own path in life that brings more joy into the world.

Sleep is probably my biggest issue in my life, I have to wake up for work at 5:30 am, so to be energized and regulated I should be going to sleep around 8 pm, since I need to sleep around 9-10 hours, which leaves me with free time from 4pm to 7pm. But from the three months I am working this job, I honestly went to sleep at time max 4 times. And I feel so useless since I genuinely repeat the same pattern every day.

I promise to myself this time I will go to sleep at time, I get excited about going to sleep at time and being energized the next day. But as the bed time starts to approach I get increasingly anxious about my free time running out, and I start pushing it farther. I tell myself alright if I go to sleep at 8:30, that's still alright. Miss the deadline, push it another half an hour. Get increasingly upset with myself, tell myself alright gotta go to sleep rn or I am gonna suffer sleep deprived yet another day. Then when I finally manage to go to sleep, I get desperate about the fact that I will sleep only 7, 6, or 5 hours. So I have to calm myself down, telling myself you have done this before you will get through work and you can go to sleep at time tomorrow. So I go to sleep at peace with being sleep deprived the next day, and excited to go to sleep at time again tomorrow, I get excited for my new start, just to be desparate and disappointed in myself the next day.

It just feels so stupid, I know it's making me suffer, especially since I have physical job, so I really can't just take it easy and need to be at full energy even if I'm critically sleep deprived. I know just trying harder doesn't work, since it doesn't work every day, yet I expect it to work the next day. Do you have any advice except for just trying harder? This is such an avoidable suffering I'm making myself go through, I want to escape the loop.

I need some advice on what to do to help minimize the risks of post op complications, I know I will not be able to quit, but I'm wondering if there is anything I can do aside from reducing the amount taken during the day, to help prevent bad outcomes, I know this is not a good approach, but harm reduction is still better then doing nothing, do if you have any tips I would appreciate it.

I'm getting 2 of my wisdom teeth removed today, I'm heavy siberia pouches user, I am not in a place mental health vise where I could just quit cold turkey for a few days. But I want to at least do some harm reduction as much as I can. Do you have any advice on harm reduction after tooth removal?

I'm 23F, my joints uncomfortably crack with movement. If I want to stretch, I can't really use that general "twirl your palms, forearms, feet" etc, because they rattle like there is just bones and ligaments getting tangled. I can hear (and feel) the ligaments going over the bone getting stuck and sliding off with a small snapping sound, it doesn't immediately hurt, but it feels concerning, like I could hurt myself, so I try to avoid it. But even aside from that, just any sort of exercise, squatting makes my knees click, push ups make my fingers and palms and elbows do all of that as well. Stretching my neck makes this weird grinding and clicking noise, which makes me feel like I'm gonna accidentally snap something there. Even if I'm not stretching my neck on purpose, moving it from side to side makes a slight grinding and clicking noise which makes my skin crawl, because I feel like it should not be doing that. The thing is though, I don't experience any sort of pain or chronic pain. So I'm not sure whether it's something that should be treated in some way, or whether it even can be treated, since while it feels wrong, I don't know if there is even something to fix or I'm just like that...

I understand how to positively associate the back pack in the first few steps, I know how to make her comfortable going into the back pack while it's inside on the floor like a stationary hiding space. But I'm not sure how to associate carrying the back pack on my back positively. My cat will for sure think we are going to the vet, and since it's on my back I'm not sure how to associate it positively, maybe taking her to a food bowl in the back pack, maybe starting with just closing, and opening the bag= treat? How did you approach it? I want to work towards taking her in the back pack to the garden. Over time taking her into the back pack for a walk away from traffic and people. Since she probably would like to explore more aside from the garden. But there is a lot of dogs and cars and people around which scares her.

My cat is really scared of dogs overall, she was a stray kitty before I got her, so she might have been chased or attacked. We have a very little harmless puppy at home and she's mostly chill being in the same room with him now, but the moment he starts barking and jumping, she gets really scared and mad. Outside it's whole other ballgame, especially with large vicious dogs behind a fence, she will just start running away, using claws to get out if I'm trying to make her feel safe by holding her. Did you overcome this with your kitties? She loves being outside, but almost every second person in my neighborhood has a dog. So if we want to ever venture out further, we will need to figure it out.

I have been going outside with my cat almost every day for the past two weeks. And then I didn't take her outside for two days. I'm not sure if that's what's causing her strange behaviour, but the evening of the second inside day she started loudly meowing as though she was requesting or expressing distress about something.

It was really weird I tried playing with her, treats, talking to her, petting her, but to no avail. She's eating and going to the litterbox. I got worried she's in pain, since she never meows otherwise, she seemed really distressed restlessly running around and meowing continually (also was scared of rain for some reason and kept checking the window like there was an intruder outside).

Today she was still meowing occasionally but was also kind of apathetic and limp. I got worried she has some serious health issue and was preparing for a trip to the vet. But then we went for a walk, because I wanted to rule out boredom, and now she's acting pretty normally, she's alert but not restless.

Is this something that can happen after cats get the taste of the outside world?

Narazila jsem na to že učitelé jsou s tím někdy hodně spojení, do takové míry že osobní přístup bez využití AI je pro ně nadstandardní požadavek. Zajímá mě jak to je obecně, protože moje zkušenost je limitovaná.

Ale jako někdo kdo si vystudoval celou docházku doposud, bez AI. Mi přijde ne úplně fér, jestli mají učitelé právo, využívat AI v podstatě jako zástupce pedagoga. Který se ale nikomu neodpovídá a je to spíš jako kdyby v reakci na mojí otázku zavolali nějakému kamarádovi, který za ně vymyslí tu složitou část, a oni tedy zhodnotí tu legimitu. Ale prostě mě pak díky tomu chtějí vzdělávat skrze kognitivní schopnosti někoho jiného, kdo není ani žádná legitimní osoba s oprávněním vyučovat, a na učitele v podstatě pak třeba ani nemůžu mít otázky o přesnosti třeba jejich hodnocení. Protože část toho hodnocení proběhla mimo jejich hlavu. A mimo to je to i osobně nepříjemné, protože v podstatě se tím vyhýbají množství pozornosti, které by studentům byli (v teorii) povinní poskytovat ještě před pár roky, v podstatě dostanete např. polovinu učitele, oproti dřívějšku.

Tohle všechno teda ještě mimo to že osobně s AI nesouhlasím z všechny možných morálních důvodů. Ale ta otázka toho odkazování se na AI při přímé odpovědi nebo hodnocení, mi přijde sama o sobě něco co by nemělo být povinné pro studenty akceptovat. Právě mě ale zajímá, jak tohle probíhá ve větším měřítku, než které vidím. Jestli případně mám možnost se proti tomu nějak bránit, nebo ne.