u/Sea_Report1932

I’ve been talking to a really hot guy who is 24M, I’m 21F. We arranged a date that we had both agreed to, until I had to prompt him so much that he ended up cancelling for his dad’s game. We were also scheduled to have a phone call this evening or tomorrow evening. I can’t be asked to remind him of that either. He’s so adamant that he’s looking for a LTR but recently his actions show otherwise. He seems apologetic but I don’t like being pen pals, if he doesn’t reschedule something soon, I will probably cut him off. He has some behaviour that is maybe a little red-flaggish aside from this but im trying to give him the B.O.T.D

I’m now 3rd year Pharm student and struggling to land long term role.

I’m looking for somebody to take my sew in out & for a wash & blowdry

I received my 2nd year results, instead of risking being thrown off the course during the August resits, I would sit them next year with the new 2nd years but not going to uni (so wouldn’t have to pay tuition and maintenance). I have had a rough 2nd year with poor MH, suffering from an ED and the second year house curse.

The annoying thing is that I was one mark off passing in two of my exams and 15 marks off in an oral exam ( which I know where I went wrong and where to focus revision ) . I have a domiciliary care job and pharmacy job lined up.

Ultimately, I have discussed both options with my tutor and parents and they’re in agreement with whatever I feel comfortable doing. It’s clear that my revision method isn’t as effective as I thought, though for clinical knowledge it is ( my strongpoint).

I think a mid-degree-break will be beneficial to me. I know 3rd and 4th year will be a lot so I just want to make sure I am ready to buckle down for the ride.

Also trying to navigate being on beta-blockers PRN and my antidepressants. My dad has locked them away and I have had so many brain zaps which affects my memory and cognitive function. This would happen every time I return home for the break. I’ve had to get an emergency prescription.

But yes, sorry for rambling, essentially taking time off for self-work before returning to the degree. I’ll be studying a lot as I already have the materials and meetings with my module convenors scheduled.

Title is self explanatory.

I’ve just had to cancel my second test 4 days before bc my instructor doesn’t think I’m ready so I’ve lost out on £62 but that’s okay. I just need help or advice on managing my anxiety and coping mechanisms. I cried in today’s lesson and I feel so incapable of driving although she thinks I’ll be ready in two weeks time. I have a new test booked for Nov 11th and will try and get a cancellation. I feel like getting my license is at an arms length and that I will never get it. I know it takes time and that I need to be patient but I am close to giving up.

😂😭I literally am! In my first test, I did not get any driving faults for observations . I don’t know how to make it any clearer that I am checking my mirrors ( my hair is tied up and I wore dangly earrings) - What more can I do? I think I will try commentary driving in the next successive lessons and I pray that it helps - I also want to try it in my test but don’t know if I will be rambling too much but I guess it’s better safe than sorry.

As the title suggests, any tips? I’ll most likely be buying outright as I don’t want added interest. Although I can’t find any cars cheaper than £2000 which is what people are suggesting for my first ever car?

Hi guys, at the start of my driving journey, I was learning petrol until I left my instructor because he said I wasn’t test ready and was wanting to drastically increase his prices, found a new one who had a diesel car, he deemed I wasn’t test ready test ready but I had one serious fault for response to traffic lights. Managed to get a second test for the following month which is now quickly approaching, I am a little nervous as I feel that I will stall more in a petrol lol even if I have it at the right revs. My clutch control is pretty good and I didn’t get any driving faults for that in the previous test but then again the engine has more torque so it wasn’t really an issue at all. Also the new test area is very hilly so I am an adamant in making it tip-top!

I’ve finally landed a few interviews, any advice is welcome☺️

Thank you so much for the tips in my previous post

I stupidly turned down an offer last year, almost every time I apply to the ones in my home city, I get offered an interview at least ( which is full of students too ) but in my uni city, I always get rejected, I don’t know if they’re looking for a specific sort of person or.

I thought I had found an instructor but he is being wishy-washy so need to open up my options. Manual lessons are required and I’m looking for about 10 hours of intensive driving at a budget between (£400-600)

Currently in 2nd year uni which is worth 20% whilst 3rd and 4th year are both worth 40%

Is it possible to still do incredibly well after having sort of bombed 2nd year with 2:1s here and there?

Every time I start a new project or frog, it gets tangled, I’ve seen a device that untangles the yarn or prevents it from getting tangled/knotted but I don’t know what it’s called. Any advice is much appreciated.

I’m a student and I’m here more often than not yet have not managed to find a job whilst being here. I’ve exhausted all my options on Indeed and LinkedIn and I won’t lie it seems over competitive. I know this is a frustrating situation for majority of the UK but I am coming up to nearly 2 years unemployed and my loan is unlivable and can only support me for so much. I have done odd jobs here and there but I’m looking for something more secure. I’ve also had job companies/ dodgy employers try to scam me. I’ve had career appointments and attended CV workshops so I don’t know why I can’t seem to get hired or ghosted by employers.

I have a test there after recently failing my test in Nottingham Colwick, I reside in Exeter but go to Notts for Uni.

All advice welcome and appreciated.

My fail prior was for response to traffic lights and stopping just over the stop line.