I'd love to talk to people who dissagree in hopes of revealing things you haven't heard and helping you understand Christ and Christianity better in order to get you closer to the only God who loves you unconditionaly ❤️
One of my two GPU fans sounds like it's grinding. After some digging I found out there's only three solutions:
Buy a new GPU
Put some oil on the bearing (or whatever it's called)
Replace the entire fan
The problem is I'm not a PC nerd and have no idea how to do any of that. Any tips?
One of my two GPU fans sounds like it's grinding. After some digging I found out there's only three solutions:
Buy a new GPU
Put some oil on the bearing (or whatever it's called)
Replace the entire fan
The problem is I'm not a PC nerd and have no idea how to do any of that. Any tips?
Since it's summer, my PC started having often fan spikes to cool down. I tend to not play demanding games but since my PC isn't the best and is about seven years old, it's handling the temeperatures poorly.
Never the less, I haven't had (pernament) problems yet... Untill now. After one fan spike, my graphics card's fan started "dragging" or whatever you wanna call it. In other words - it's buzzing and I can hear it "scratching" onto something.
I've just cleaned the dust and vacumed it and luckily, it stopped buzzing (as hard). Now I still hear it but barely. I'm worried it might get damaged. Any thoughts, tips or ideas?
Genuine question - how do you forgive your parents? I don't wanna sound spoiled and thank God, I do have a roof above my head and food on the table every day. On the other hand, I feel like I get nothing but abuse from my parents on an emotional and psychological level.
They have been fighting pretty much every day *FOR YEARS* and it shaped me as a child. I was always cold, distant, depressed and had anxiety. That's why I had barely any friends and was always an odd ball. It has costed me much through out my life. The only reason I'm much better and a different person today is because of years of pain and self improvement through countless mistakes. All on my own.
Anyways, as a result of all of that, I have grown cold and resentful towards other people, especially my parents. On the other hand, as a new Christian, I am trying to forgive people who have hurt and wronged me and that includes them. I'm geniunely trying to "activate" my heart and forgive, but I haven't succeeded yet.
Any tips?
Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.
Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.
You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?
Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.
Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.
You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?
Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.
Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.
You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?
Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.
Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.
You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?