u/Rare_Ice_8000

I’m bisexual, and lately I’ve really wanted to explore my feminine side. I like fitted women top/camos because I love how feminine they make me feel and how they compliment my body

I have only ever owned men clothes, and I live with my family so privacy is a bit of an issue. I share a room too so it makes buying, storing and washing women clothes difficult.

I’d love some advice !!

1. What did you start with?
2. How do I make men clothes more feminine or even starting with the inner wear
3. What feminine pieces are easiest to experiment with privately

I am not necessarily questioning my gender. I just enjoy looking at women clothes and wanting to explore that side of myself

Any advice would be appreciated ❤️

Hey everyone,

I'm a fresh graduate and recently found this subreddit. It's honestly a breath of fresh air compared to other investing communities.

I've made some mistakes already (AMC and MANA), but thankfully they were small positions. Right now, most of my portfolio is tech-heavy with NVIDIA and HPE (making good profits so far), with some Nike and MP Materials. I'm trying to diversify by DCA'ing into VOO every month and buying other ETFs like VTI.

The problem is the FOMO.

I constantly see people making huge gains on AI and other growth stocks, while I'm just putting a small amount into VOO each month. It almost feels "boring," even though I know it's probably the smarter long-term strategy.

Did anyone else struggle with this when they started? How did you stop comparing yourself to people posting massive gains and stay focused on consistently buying index funds? I know my income will grow over time, but it's hard not to feel like I'm missing out today and lock in the profits.

I do not know anything about Android, Snapdragon or Nothing. I do know a lot about iPhones tho.

It's time for me to switch from an iPhone 11 and I am looking to get into Nothing just because of what I have heard about it. My questions are

1. Is it a good upgrade? If so, what is the best phone?
2. What differences will I feel?
3. Should I buy the iPhone 18 / 18 pro instead?

P.S - I don't change phones every year. I need them to last at least 5 to 6 years

I am a native English speaker, did my GCSE/A-Level. My whole life is English. I did my exam recently, IELTS General and I think my reading, listening and writing went well ( I have not received my grades yet) but my speaking was HORRIBLE.

Is it common that an examiner changes the question mid way or has trouble in asking follow up questions? What threw me off was the fact that she asked me about economic growth. I understand that they are not checking my knowledge but rather if I am able to speak but the questions were such a curveball.

On top of that, the face reactions of the examiner were insane, liking pursing the lips, so serious, no smiling. I was nervous but confident. This exam just threw me off.

Have any of you experienced this? is it common?