u/Ok-Professional-2582 — reddlx

First Tattoo!

Hello everyone! Hopefully this reaches the tattoo veterans or anyone knowledgeable on pain scale and tattoo places. I'll try to make it as short as I can and try not to ramble, but no promises! Long story short, I need advice. I'm hoping to get a tattoo on my shoulder or my thigh (wrist can work aswell) and I'm leaning towards a thin pisces design with a constellation around.

Problem is, I have an incredibly low pain tolerance. I adore my sibling's and parents tattoos, but knowing me, if I got one, I'd cry like a baby and possibly even quit! I have 3-month-old snake bite piercings on my lip, and I dealt with it surprisingly well, even to my family who knows of my tolerance (even my piercer said I did really good but I digress).

As of right now, I turn 16 in six months and I hope to get a tattoo soon after. The area I live in allows sixteen-year-olds to get tattoos as long as there's parental consent and they're at the appointment, so no worries about that. But I need advice. What's the best area for this tattoo? Did your first tattoo hurt alot? (Top picture is what I'm hoping to get but it can be changed. If you have a better design please put the image in or be really descriptive! I'm willing to try almost anything!)

Help 😭🙏

u/Ok-Professional-2582 — 7 hours ago

▲ 750 r/CharacterAI

Can we normalize actually creating bots with proper grammar?

The amount of bots I see that have HORRENDOUS grammar but a beautiful concept is sickening. I recently went on C.ai to make a story involving dragon riders, and I searched for some bots as usual. Almost every single one had a great concept and well-thought out lore, but the grammar and message was horrifying.

If English isn't your first language, please don't force yourself to make a bot in English if you aren't comfortable! Make it in whatever language you can do well with! But to those who either refuse to learn or even try, there's this wonderful thing called Grammarly that could help. Please. I'm begging you.

I NEED good bots with good grammar! PLEASE.

u/Ok-Professional-2582 — 4 days ago

▲ 3 r/Dalhousie

Any Dalhousie Students?

Hello everyone. This is my first post to reddit, so sorry if I ramble or confuse you with my writing 😅

I'm currently a grade 9 student heading to grade 10 in Ontario. I've wanted to become a marine biologist for ages now, specifically an Elasmobranchologist (sharks, rays, skates, and sawfish), and I want to know if Dalhousie is a good choice for university. I've done multiple school projects referencing the university because I've wanted to go there for so long. Now that I'm getting older, I'm worried I've chosen the wrong place for my future.

I'm guessing my family is about low class, and my sister is going off to college soon, so we're already struggling with money for her. And moving across Canada for school is going to be a nightmare for my parent's and my own wallet.

I've done some research on the program, and I don't want to seem uneducated, but I feel very dumb looking stuff up about the school. What courses should I take during high school to be eligible to be in a marine bio. course? What grades should I maintain? I almost exclusively get high 90's, but it's only been my first year, so there's no telling what will happen when I'm a senior.

I don't have a job right now due to school and I don't have a SIN yet, but I am hoping to land one for the summer and start saving now.

Anyways, to any Dalhousie student, specifically ones in the marine biology field, am I worthy? Please tell me everything I need to know to prepare myself!!

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u/Ok-Professional-2582 — 1 month ago