I really want to read more manhwa like banana scandal s2, the third ending, betting on you, etc. Even if it's not explicit rejection, I want manhwas where the ml doesn't think the mc is their type or looks down on them at first.
I just know there are more bl manhwas out there with this trope 🙏
I feel like I've watched everything. Can I please get some good anime recommendations to binge over the holidays?
Taco Bell never fails to make my day. I hope whoever's heavenly hands made the burrito I just ate gets everything they want in life. I hope anyone who has ever worked at taco bell is thriving. Even the uber eats guy that delivered my Taco Bell order, I love you.
Auckland, you have the best Taco Bell 🎖️
Posting this for anyone who's struggling to find their exam rooms.
Credit goes to u/memetican for creating it. It's been a huge help!
I'm new to Auckland and I wanna start attending a church on Sundays. I'm looking for a church that's not homophobic, racist, misogynistic or overly pushy.
Apparently, that's a big ask.
I'm not really sure what denomination I fall under. I just want a nice service with a few hymns, Bible readings followed by a message and good fellowship. The church I attended back in my home country was Presbyterian, but I definitely didn't agree with everything they preached.
I'm also a postgrad uni student, so it's been hard to go church hopping every Sunday (it's also scary going to different churches alone).
I did attend one church before the semester began, but it was a little concert like (no judgement it's just not what I'm personally looking for).
If there are Christians here who could recommend some churches to help narrow down my search, I'd really appreciate it.
Edit: please stop downvoting this post. I'm sensitive to reddit downvotes, y'all :(
Hey guys, it's my birthday soon, but I have an exam the very next day, so I'll be spending it with my books. I still want to treat myself to some cake tho. Is there any good place around CBD that delivers mini cakes? I've checked out the options on uber eats but I can't make up my mind. I'd really appreciate some recommendations. Preferably a good chocolate cake :)
I can't understand what it means. Summing over each index?
These are the three rules:
How does the summation "disappear" cause of this?
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To the girl who was blasting we are never ever getting back together by TS in the science building today: we could all hear it and I love you for that
I’m in the last few weeks of my first semester as a postgrad. I feel really guilty when I’m not studying and when I do, I hardly get anything done. I’m so scared of the final exams cause there’s a good chance I might not pass. Even though I’m aware of all this, I find it so hard to sit and study. I ordered energy drinks just cause people say that makes them focused, so I hope those work and I somehow lock in before finals.
Sometimes I don’t know why I chose to study the hardest degree at a postgrad level when I’m so lazy. I like what I’m studying, but it’s so hard to enjoy it when it takes me a whole day just to understand two pages of text and I have exams approaching.
If y’all have any tips for last minute studying, I’d really appreciate them rn 😭🙏
I’m in the last few weeks of my first semester as a postgrad. I feel really guilty when I’m not studying and when I do, I hardly get anything done. I’m so scared of the final exams cause there’s a good chance I might not pass. Even though I’m aware of all this, I find it so hard to sit and study. I ordered energy drinks just cause people say that makes them focused, so I hope those work and I somehow lock in before finals.
Sometimes I don’t know why I chose to study the hardest degree at a postgrad level when I’m so lazy. I like what I’m studying, but it’s so hard to enjoy it when it takes me a whole day just to understand two pages of text and I have exams approaching.
If y’all have any tips for last minute studying, I’d really appreciate them rn 😭🙏
I asked my lecturer for books that would help me understand the subject better but she said everything out there would be too complicated for the course we're currently doing. But there has to be something out there. Her slides have hardly any content and the assignment/exam questions are completely out of my depth.
An introduction to SDEs or something about Markow chains, random walks, Ito's formula and integrals, stopping times and Fokker Planck's equation 🙏
I (21F) was messaged by this guy (22M) on discord before I moved to the country that he was in. I was joining discord servers that provided information about the university I was joining so he found me through one of those (he just graduated from that uni). We texted almost everyday and since we had a lot in common it was fun.
After I moved for university, we ended up going to a cat cafe together. He's very awkward in person but I didn't mind for the most part (btw I made it very clear to him that there will not be any kind of romantic relationship between us and he was fine with being friends).
We hung out a few more times before we had a huge argument about our morals on eating meat. He was being rude the whole time saying that he can't be friends with me cause I'm a Christian and I eat meat. He eats meat too but some atheists love to be hypocritical. I got mad and stormed off when he started making racist comments (he always makes racist jokes and it pisses me off everytime). After that fight, I blocked him on everything and wondered why I gave him the time of day. I chalked it up to me feeling lonely in a new country.
My dumbass unblocked him after a month and he apologized profusely for how he acted. I told him all is forgiven but I don't think we should we should hangout irl anymore.
I've been really really busy with uni and my exams are approaching so I've hardly been texting him. Yesterday, he calls me and tells me that he busted his kneecap. He said he was in the hospital and he needs someone to help him get back to his apartment. I called my mom and she told me to not go no matter what cause it was dark and I'd be putting myself in a vulnerable position. So I apologized to him and suggested he ask someone in his building for help. He then proceeded to ask me if I could get him food and medicine the next day. I ghosted him. I feel so bad but I genuinely do not have time and I'm also scared. I've never been to his apartment but I live in the uni halls (he previously lived there) so he knows where I stay. His reason for asking me is cause I live the closest to him (20 mins walk).
Additional context: He's been living in this country for 4 years. He has no friends apparently and he's autistic.
I'm sure this question has been posed before but I wanted a clear answer with regards to my situation.
I did my undergrad in math and stats but I'm not particularly good at math. I'm good at studying for an exam and replicating proofs.
I'm doing my postgrad in pure math right now because I WANT to be good at math. I want to have that natural ability of seeing a problem and coming up with solutions. I'm trying so hard to keep up with the material being taught in each class but sometimes I feel like my brain might not be made for advanced math. That makes me so sad because I really really want to study it. My postgraduate advisor told me that it might be better if I switch to applied math courses for my next semester cause I'm better at computation but I want to study number theory, functional analysis, topology, etc. Is it possible for me to do these courses even though I'm not a genius that can see something really abstract and not feel like their brain is going to explode?
If I was studying it on my own, I wouldn't mind but failing is a real probability for me right now and I'm so scared of that.
I've heard so many people say that it's hard to come across a good math teacher. I've been studying math for quite some time and I don't think I've had a teacher I really admired. No one who truly builds intuition or makes the subject feel less daunting.
I want to know why math is so hard to teach. Is it the subject itself, or do mathematicians just not have a knack for verbalizing their thoughts?
I know y'all need to eat but I feel so nauseous at 9 am when I can smell other people's breakfast.
Why are we eating smelly food in a confined space? 😭
I feel like a pregnant woman with morning sickness
I'm in the first semester of postgrad math. I'm not able to cope up with what I've chosen to study. I'm getting really bad grades. I don't know if I'll be able to even pass at this point.
I did my undergrad in math and stats. I never found that challenging at all.
I'm so miserable nowadays. My mental health has deteriorated alot cause I don't understand most of what I'm studying even after spending hours with it. I'm going to talk to a professor tomorrow since I failed his midterm.
But I don't want to do this anymore. I want to change my degree.
I'm also a TA and I enjoy teaching math at a high school/undergrad level. I want to switch to a graduate diploma in teaching but I'm on a student visa for the degree I'm currently pursuing and I feel so trapped. Has anyone gone through anything similar? I'd appreciate any advice right now.
I was good at math in school, so I ended up majoring in math and stats in my undergrad.
I performed better in my math courses so I decided to try and get my masters in math.
I'm in my first semester right now and I don't enjoy anything I'm studying. Everyone suggests reading different books to get interested in it but I don't really have the time cause I'm balancing classes, assignments, part time work and living alone in a new country.
I have to force myself to study and it never lasts long enough. I think math used to be fun at some point, but I can't remember that feeling now. Maybe it's cause I'm studying it at a higher level and I find it hard to understand?
My inability to study for long hours is affecting some of my classes. I really flunked an exam today. I'll still pass if I do better on the final exam, but I don't know how to start enjoying what I'm studying. I feel miserable sometimes.
Everyone I talk to in the math department enjoys what they study. Is there some secret way of studying that I'm missing, or is math not for me?