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I currently live in Florida but I’ve always wanted to move away. Florida is gorgeous but something about it doesn’t feel right. Idk if it’s all in my head. My husband wants to stay in Florida, but he’s okay with moving as well as that was a non negotiable for me when we first got together.
Majority of our family lives in Florida but I live life for me and no one else (except my husband). He enjoys snowboarding;I like nature in general but would love more hiking and views. Both can be done in many states but idk how to narrow it down. I don’t want to settle.
Maybe it’s who I’m surrounded by that I’m clicking with. Im not really interested in any location in Florida. I know about them all and none excite me. My heart is wanting an area filled with down to earth people who don’t need social media, who enjoy the simple life, who have good hearts. Country life sounds lonely, but city life sounds overwhelming. We want a few acres regardless, but we also don’t want to be in the middle of nowhere. Are there states that you recommend based on personality??
We’re def introverts but become yappers when we are out. He does HVAC and I need to be within 30minutes of a large hospital and that’s non negotiable.

25y female. I used to serve at restaurants for years, then I reduced my hours and started working a part time office job at the same time. I’ve left serving two months ago and I’m officially at my highest weight. I’ve gained about 10 pounds this year. I’m always on the go but im not getting as much steps in. I’m 5’ and always struggled with eating. I consider myself a food addict and I’m not proud of it. My self control is great in other areas of my life. It doesn’t help that the cafeteria at my job is directly under my office so I can get there in under 2 minutes.
I get shaky when I don’t eat before delivering presentations so sometimes food is required at times. I’m also a heavy girl that obviously prefers junk food over veggies any day of the week:( help me get back to 120. I’m currently 152 I really like quick results as my diets that worked in the past were always extreme (but safe for the most part). I like to go all in.

I’m transferring from a community college to a university with 120+ credits. I know that this university only accept 70 transfer credits and I need to earn bare minimum 50 credits from the university to graduate. How do they determine which credits will be transferred? Can I continue taking the hard classes at my community college until I transfer? I rather have to take a semester of electives my final semester at the uni than 5 science classes.

I’m a 25 year old female. Looking to get back into reading. I get bored very easy so I’m looking for an attention grabber. I usually go for mysteries but they seem to be the same based on my experiences.
I’m trying to get into romance or spicy books. I love love, messy triangles, etc. I really like the midnight library so I’m down for stuff along those lines as well. I also want to try fantasy but it has to be addicting. I’m open to every and anything if you think it’s that good.

I’m interesting in learning about farm life, where do I start? I do plan on volunteering when I finish school and have the time. Until then, I want to start learning about it through books or other means. My goal is to own some chickens, cows, and pigs. I’ve considered horses and goats too. I know it’s not all that easy or cheap but I’m not looking for easy. I love love love animals and I plan on having them as pets not food. What educational stuff is out there for someone like me??

I’m not looking for financial advice

I’ll be done with school soon and my whole mantra is live your life. Once I’m done, I plan on traveling every chance I get with my husband, his and my family together and building a family (if life permits). I enjoying chasing experiences like shark cage diving, seeing northern lights, etc. what is your most HOLY COW moment? I want my breath to be taken away. I love life and the beauty of it, even its flaws.

I know many places are glamorized which is why I want first person advice. I see Switzerland and Finland in my near future. But I also places like third world countries in my future where things aren’t sugar and spice. I like to see the highest highs of life and the lowest lows. I like seeing and learning to understand different perspectives.

Where should I go/do??? I’m ready to start planning my never ending journey. If life allows of course…

I’m working on my BS in microbiology. On top of going to school, I work at my school as an orientation specialist. I love my job and especially the environment. I’ve been on the fence of switching from healthcare to something office related instead. What opportunities are available for someone like me? Will my BS in microbiology be an issue? I work in academic advising and I’ve been interested in vice president, director, or anything similar. Any stories on your own progress? What does it take to become a VP or director in a director? How many years, degrees, etc…

Im transferring with 70+ credits, I know I still have to take 50 credits with UF regardless, but what are your overall thoughts? How long did it take you to complete your BS? I want to try and finish in four semesters while working FT but idk how doable that is….Any tips or things I should know. The more info the better.

I’ve considered becoming a doctor, not sure about a surgeon but I get hand tremors. My tremors come and go, but they are the worst when someone is watching me, non existent when I’m alone. I like to believe I work well under pressure but when it happens there’s nothing I can do to stop it. It’s like my body’s fight or flight is overactive. It’s more embarrassing than anything. I’m worried that if I go to med school that they may think I’m a danger, that’ll be dropped, other things… has anyone encountered something or someone similar? How did you overcome it? How understandings are your teachers and mentors?

Back story: I was in surg tech school. My hands would shake uncontrollably while at school and practicing especially when timed and being watched. At clinical, my hands would shake but no where near as bad. Its never stopped me from getting the job done but it does concern me in harder more complex scenarios.