▲ 3 r/ingatlanhirek+1 crossposts

Családosan (1-2) gyerek jobb lokáció lakás vagy peremlerületben családi ház

​Sziasztok!

Lakhatási "trade-off" kérdédkör: ​150-160 millióból normális, újszerű önálló ház már nem jön ki Budapesten budai, vagy jobbnak számító pesti kerületben (az inkább 200-250M).

Ki melyik opciót választotta, választaná? Két opció maradt, amihez nem kell 10 évig hozzányúlni, felújítással bajlódni.

​Új ikerház külső kerületben (pl. 17. ker): Szuper a kert a gyereknek, de szívás az ingázás, a jobb sulik távolsága, és a száraz nyarak miatt a kertgondozás sem egyszerű.

Vagy ​újszerű lakás jobb lokációban (pl. 11., 3., edetleg 14. ker jobb részei): teljesen le kell mondani a saját zöldről, cserébe rengeteg megspórolt idő, jó infrastruktúra, minden a közelben, jobb iskolák.

​Ti melyiket választottátok és hogy vált be? Megbántátok a rengeteg utazást a kertért cserébe, vagy a lakásból hiányzik a privát udvar és kevesebb szomszèd?

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 3 days ago
▲ 26 r/nosurf

One week of touching grass was honestly amazing for my brain.

I spent a week camping by the beach. We had internet, but the signal was so bad that loading a single post could take several minutes. That naturally limited my phone use to about 30 minutes a day. I was also busy looking after young kids most of the time, so I barely had any reason to be online.

Between being away from screens, spending time at the beach and in the forest, and actually living in the moment, it felt like my brain finally got a reset. I've been struggling with internet addiction for over a decade, so this was a pretty big deal for me.

I'm back home now, and I've already slipped into some of my old habits. But one thing I've noticed is that I can actually sit down and not immediately think about the internet. That's something I couldn't do before. Now I just need to make a real effort to protect that progress instead of falling back into the same cycle.

Pray for me.

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 29 days ago

A Foot-on-the-Ground Journalism: The Egyptian Girl with the List

I don't know if I remember this correctly, but I think there was an Egyptian girl on tiktok who made a huge list of the richest single men and wealthy families in her country because she wanted to marry rich. After she succeeded, she made the list public to help others!

Just a tip if you want to marry rich: you have to put in the work! With today's social media and the internet, it's probably not even that difficult to find the right people.👀💸

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago

Are women in Europe screwed? 😫

I'm an Eastern European woman in my late 20s with EU citizenship, and I'm planning to move to Western Europe for a better quality of life.

Growing up, I was used to fairly traditional dating. Thanks to my parents, I've always been financially comfortable, and I've never really had to pay for dates or split everything equally.

After searching this subreddit for dating experiences in different European countries, I was honestly surprised. I knew dating culture in Western Europe was generally more egalitarian, but I didn't realize how uncommon it seems to be to find men who enjoy taking on a more traditional provider role.

From what I've read, it feels like Eastern European men are often more traditional but usually have lower incomes, while Western European men tend to earn more but prefer a 50/50 approach to dating and relationships. 😫

The countries I'm considering are France, Spain, Belgium/Luxembourg, and Ireland.

I'm not interested in Germany or the Scandinavian countries.

Ireland is probably my first choice since I already speak English.

And the UK isn't an option for me because of Brexit. 😔

Has anyone had experiences dating in these countries? Is there hope?

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago

Would it give you the "ick" if a non-Asian girl was into Asian culture?

I don't mean K-pop specifically, I mean things like fashion, food, books, and other aspects of the culture. I recently moved to a very international city, and I've never had an Asian boyfriend. I'm just worried that if I opened up to someone about my interests, they might find it creepy.

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago

There's a heatwave in Europe, so I watched a few true crime shows on Netflix, and 95% of them could've been avoided by following Shera's advice.

I noticed a pattern: women getting emotionally attached way too quickly to these cheap ass men, becoming completely infatuated with them, and having their empathy used against them, etc.

I'm not saying wealthy men can't be abusive, they absolutely can. But Shera's advice is all about self-preservation. For example she tells women not to let a man fly them out, not to become dependent on him, and to think logically instead of emotionally.

And at the end of the day, it's about protecting yourself, trusting your instincts, and listening to your intuition❗️

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago

Mobilklima

Vettem anno egy mobilklimat, mivel olyan tarsashazban lakom ami “muemlek” vagy mi a fene, es a rendes klimat tiltjak. Hallottam, hogy a mobilklima sokat fogyaszt, es megfogadtam, csak akkor uzemelem be, mikor mar nem birom. Hat eljott az a nap mikor a falak teljesen atmelegedtek.Probaltam direkt a nappaliban aludni, mivel a nap ezt a szobat nem suti, ugy hogy a ventillator mellett fekudtem, meg ugy is geci meleg volt. Ugy hogy itt az ideje a beuzemeltetesnek…meglatjuk milyen lesz.

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u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/lost

Not that interesting, but I was reading a book and Tikrit was mentioned, and I was like, "Wait, that sounds familiar." Then I thought, "Oh, of course! That's where Sayid is from!" (Not the actual actor.)

u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago

I read I Bring Nothing to the Table twice on my holiday. It's a very quick read and gets you into the right headspace. I'm planning to reread it every two months just to avoid being a Pickmesha.

u/Rich-Data-6982 — 2 months ago