u/ScorpioDefined

I set up PP to buy something, the seller only accepts PP and a couple other methods I didn't have. So, I set it up and it seemed to be good to go. Added my debit card.

Person gave me their user name to send payment. Tried to send it, and it said there was a "problem, try again". So I did. Repeat a few times. I have internet deadzones in my house, so I was moving around trying to send multiple times.

Checked to make sure my card was correct, and everything. Tried again. Still didn't work. So, the person tried requesting the payment instead. I got the notification, and it still didn't let me send it.

I decided to try and add money myself to my PP account and pay that way. But the "add money" option was not even there, and no way to do that.

Tried to log into my PP account on my tablet just to see if the app was different. And now my account is locked because "someone created an account with the same name". Wtf. I've literally had PP for like five minutes.

Feeling a little freaked out, I checked my bank account and there's 10 pending payments for the amount I was trying to send. But they're not showing up on the PP account activity??

So I'm assuming these payments are going to go through tomorrow morning, being Monday. Should I just go straight to my bank? Dispute through PP? Even if the seller tried to give money back, my account is locked .... so now idk what to do.

In other words, I did a 20 minute intense quad workout on Friday. Felt fine yesterday. Today, my legs are so sore!

Is that normal? Why didn't I hurt yesterday? And how do you navigate being so sore but not wanting to miss workouts?

Me: 45f, average weight. Lift light dumbells a few days a week and teach a kid's gymnastics class three days a week. Pretty active.

First thought it was a rash from chlorine, but it doesn't look like any of the pics. Yesterday we were playing in a little pool filled with cold hose water and the hives broke out. Dried him off and when he warned up they went away 90%. But today, there are little mosquito bite looking hives on arms and legs.

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(2 year old. He's my nanny kid, so I can't post a pic).

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Also, can this "cold urticaria" come in at age 2-3? It's never happened before.

How can you tell if someone is doing a front walkover left footed or right footed.

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Is it the foot they step forward with, or the one they land with first?

My husband (53), does this and has always done it. I think I've just gotten used to it, but yesterday our daughter (10) told me that she doesn't like it when "Dada always tries to make jokes or be funny when I'm talking to him". I knew immediately what she was talking about.

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Like, he can't just have a normal conversation. He's facetious with his responses. Not just when it's a heavy, emotional talk. He'll do it with normal, regular chit chat.

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I'm really wondering WHAT is the reason adults do this. He's a smart guy and genuinely kind. He hates confrontation (he avoided calling Netflix for a year when they were charging him incorrectly). He has OCD and has a very hard time keeping his attention on someone talking (maybe ADD). Idk if those things are relevant.

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Anyway, thank you for reading. I'd love to find the root of this issue.

Hello. We've had the same modem and router for over ten years. Will they exchange them to newer ones?

Also, do newer ones only need an outlet? Part of our issue is that the cable that the current modem needs is all the way in the upstairs corner of the house in our kid's room.

Just now, my daughter came into the living room all giddy because her dad just told her that her bestie is coming over for a play date.

Literally just five minutes before that, I TOLD my husband "let's make it a surprise. Don't tell her". I should have realized he wasn't looking in my eyes when I told him that. This is happening A LOT lately. I can SEE that as soon as I stat talking (or our daughter starts talking to him) his eyes wonder away and he didn't soak in a single word. I have to really, really grasp his attention and work to keep it.

He's 53. There is alzheimers in his family, but it's been a few generations since anyone has been diagnosed with it. How does an adult this age get tested for ADD/ADHD? Any tips for getting a stubborn man to see a doctor about it?

Danny claiming he has PTSD from last year and claiming Jax came up with "putting a target" on him. He's really making up a back story.

And I just wanted to let you know how much you made her day. Week! She collects them and didn't have the one you gave her so it just made her so happy. I hope good karma comes back to you ten fold!