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I’m in the process of getting prepared to modify my original switch. It’s one of the first systems that ever came out, so I’m using RCM to modify my switch, and now I’m unsure if I should be using sysMMC or emuMMC.

I’m deleting all the save data on this switch and opening up a new Nintendo account, and only desire to trade locally between my modded Switch 1 and my other legit Switch. I would get the games on the modded Switch through… certain game acquiring means…

The only part I’m confused and stuck on is the trading and online. What should I do to ensure that my main account doesn’t get banned, or my original switch gets bricked or communication features disabled?

Any piece of advice helps! Still waiting for the RCM jig and doing more research, mostly looking for first hand accounts or knowledge from all sources. Thank you all so much!

I’m new to peptide research and have been reading about retatrutide and tirzepatide as compounds of interest. I’ve heard retatrutide is very popular right now, but I also see many researchers discussing tirzepatide and reporting strong research outcomes.

Since I need to wait a bit before acquiring materials, I’d like to learn which compound might be more approachable for someone just starting out in peptide research. I’m especially interested in differences in research outcomes, common observations reported in the literature, and general beginner considerations.

I’m also curious whether either compound has been associated in research discussions with mood or mental-health–related observations, or if those conversations tend to focus primarily on overall research outcomes.

Any general guidance or educational resources would be appreciated.

I [23M] just left a queer event where a big name Drag Queen was performing at, followed by other performances.

I went with a friend and it was good at first, but during the first break I felt…like an alien in a wig. An outsider that snuck in. Someone that doesn’t belong there. I wanted to let loose and dance but then I just felt… I don’t know. I looked around and got an overwhelming sense that I’m not like any of these people. I don’t belong here. I don’t know what I’m supposed to be doing and if what I’m doing is normal.

I’m worried someone will judge me for the way I dance. I worry that I’m not pretty enough for these spaces, or skinny enough, or even that socially aware enough. It feels like everyone’s connected except for me.

I’m worried if I let loose I’m just going to make everyone around me uncomfortable, they’ll start talking, and I’ll be an outsider. So much so, that everyone will know who I am and they’ll hate me, and no one within the queer community would respect me because I’m just that stupid ugly person who thought they could be a part of the community.

I just feel weird because I am weird. I want to be seen, I want to party, I want to be a part of the club but… I’m afraid I will do it all wrong and that I’m not actually queer or good enough to exist in these spaces. I just feel like I take up space, and everyone around me is judging me for taking up that space. My friend did great, she started talking to people and dancing, but I don’t think I could ever do the same because I will just make everyone uncomfortable.

No matter how many times I tell myself that I don’t take up space, or it’s okay to have fun because no one’s watching, or that it doesn’t even matter, those feelings of anxiety just. Never. Ever. Go. Away.

How do I eliminate these feelings forever? What knowledge is being gatekept? What is the secret to eliminating this fear? What does everyone else understand or have that I just don’t, I guess?

Not gonna lie, it’s been paradise. The fact that a “no” isn’t something I have to actively get over, and a “yes” is a lot more impactful, is good.

Tbh, I stopped caring about no’s a long time ago. Unless someone got an attitude with me, or they got weird about it, then I didn’t care. I can’t control how they responded, and I can’t control if my manager has a stick up their ass and wants to yell at me. This company is, like, number 10 on my list of life priorities. I’m not wasting my energy on a no, and now, for sure, I’ll never have to again.

I’ll admit, I do let them know of the benefits three times still… but if it’s clear they’re not having it from the get-go, I feel a lot less guilty about not signing the up now, but now I’m more chill about it, and I am more honest with what’s what.

How are we all feeling? How are you stores handling it? Has it made anyone else’s job easier?