u/Significant_Rip300

Men, I’m in my thirties and my doctor says my FSH is on the low end of the normal range for FSh.

Have you dealt with this? What have you done to improve this? What are you dealing with?

I bought my 2025 Cx50 hybrid premium plus - a year ago brand new. 13 miles initially and now currently at 14k.

It has been and will continue to be great in my opinion.

Within the year I owned it, there was 1 issue and only 1. Will only be 1.

The rear break sticking to the e break thus causing the clunk sound.

The mazda I bought this at replaced it with a better shaped break to avoid the sound. It worked. I was so close to not getting it replaced because one other dealer made up some phony excuse that my VIN number didn’t fall under the TSA guideline. Thankfully the dealership I bought it at replaced it without any problems.

My question to all Cx50 Hybrid owners, how has it been owning your cx50? Do you feel Reddit overhyped the concerns. Grant it is Reddit.

My sister has a 2019 CRV, I don’t understand why it beeps at me when I’m trying to open the lift gate when the car is in clearly unlocked. Anyone?

I have a buddy of mine who I talk on the phone after work to catch up on our day, to roast each other, random stuff as we head home from work.

Whenever we talk, he will talk about his day and I respond to whatever he says by asking questions, commenting, etc whatever it may seem appropriate. However, the dude never acknowledges what I said or comments back. He keeps yammering on. I’ve asked him if he heard anything I said. Half the time he repeats what I said or he gets the general highlights of what I said.

What’s annoying is that I asked him why he doesn’t acknowledge or respond to what I said … his reasons is he doesn’t know. I personally feel like I’m a sounding board for him to just talk into.

Am I overthinking this? I would think phone conversations are a two way street. Also, when I bring up my side of things - he will respond to it for a hot sec then brings it back to him.

What should I do?

So I drive a 2025 Cx50 hybrid, I’m trying to find better ways to drive more efficient.

For one, I try to not have a heavy foot on the pedal and two I try to get the EV light to switch on more often.

So far it’s been a challenge to some degree.

I do get 39-40mpg on most drives - so not totally bad.

However I’m questioning whether it could be better.

One, how do I get the Ev light to be on more? I feel like it comes and goes if I get lucky enough.

Two, even though the ev light doesn’t come on at time, I do hear the ev buzzing noise. Does that mean it’s on Ev mode?

Any tips to drive more efficient? I have been experimenting with the way my foot’s placed on the pedal.

My first Hindi movie was Kaubi Khushi Kaubi Gham, I was so intrigued by the movie and the actors in that movie.

In fact, I went on a movie spree to watch each of their movies that I could find (not all movies but for the most part). I’ve to say the movies were great in the early 2000s. Even some from the 90s.

Fast forward to 2012 (giving a random year but I feel like this is accurate) and onwards, I can’t get myself to watch a Hindi movie. I’ll sit there with high hops but then 30 min I can’t get myself to finish watching.

I switched over to Malayalam movies because they have better story lines.

Anyone know if Hindi movies are declining?

I would love to watch films from actors who were in KK3 that’s actually good.

I am looking into all season tires to switch into when the time comes.

What tires do you recommend for:

Longevity, reliability, quietness and fuel efficiency?

Right now I’m looking at Michellin defender or Michellin cross climate. I feel like cross climate will reduce my fuel efficiency but will be great in the winter.

I need solid recommendations please

I have been in customer service roles in my early career, which I was happy with for the time being but I quickly found myself getting bored after a year. I’d stay there for another year or two because it was stable. Thinking about long term I know staying in those jobs won’t help support myself in later in life.

So I thought outside of the box by taking part in courses the company has to offer, programs for emerging talent / leadership roles. All which have help me get into a pilot role then a leadership role. I made the move to another leadership role that I love so far.

My question is, what are possible career moves I can look into that’s not necessarily leadership? Like something that’s lateral.

HR? I heard that’s a tough job fam to get into.

I love training, I love making training courses, I love metrics and seeing the impact from me adjusting workflows, I love working behind the scenes and in the front too.

So far I’ve been moving from job to job every 2-3 years. Initially thought I would have to stay in a job more than 5 years before moving but I learned that’s far from the truth. As long as I market myself and not job hopping.