u/Rabbithole_1124

Love watching sitcoms, any suggestions?

My fav one is modern family

Also watched brooklyn99, abbot elementary, young sheldon

Tried using bumble last year for a while and the guys i met are either too touchy or creepy. So i gave up.

Is it just me being too conservative, or why does everyone on dating apps take things so fast?

Im 24F

Hi everyone, I am currently learning how to code from home and am looking for some fresh resource recommendations. So far, I know the foundations of JavaScript and I am now moving on to building projects using Supabase. However, I want to learn more and reference different sources, explanations, and teaching styles to really solidify my understanding of building projects. Could anyone recommend good learning materials, documentation sites, or YouTube channels that explain intermediate concepts well?

A dude said he hasn’t officially seen my legs (because i always wear long pants), and keep sending me reels/post of girls with big boobs and long legs with shorts.

Edit : he was quite normal at first, but start being creepy after meeting him a few times idky, maybe he thought we were closer or frds lol. I ghosted him!

I’ve known my friend since we were 15, but she has become incredibly draining recent years. I have a chronic illness and can't work or study. Every time we meet, she spends the entire meal complaining, and she constantly says she "envies" me for not working. It hurts because I'm not lazy—I'm sick.

She also uses a double standard with money. She makes me pay separately when I order something, but assumes a 50/50 split when she orders something expensive. On top of that, she always makes last-minute plans when she is bored, and if I can't help her with her bad planning, she uses negative guilt trips to manipulate me into doing what she wants.

I have too much going on with my own health to deal with this negativity, so I decided to ghost her to protect my peace. Am I wrong for walking away from a 10-year friendship?

In my early 20s, I got severely sick and lost a significant part of my eyesight. Because of this disability, I had to give up my deepest passion and dream of being a photographer.

Years have passed, but I feel completely stuck. I miss my old self every single day, and I constantly look back at how life used to be. It feels like I'm grieving a version of me that died, and I am still struggling so much to accept who I am and what my life looks like now.

To anyone who has had their life completely changed by illness or disability in their youth: how did you stop looking backward? How do you accept your new reality when you still deeply miss the person you used to be?

Im learning JavaScript for a year now , i learnt the foundations and tried to build small projects on my own. but everyone says there’s AI and vibecoding. Is coding still worth learning and how should i learn coding now?