u/StudentJoa

I've always felt different than other people, but couldn't quite explain it until now. School was easy, I was considered the "smart kid" of the class, but also called lazy, distracted, and when I got into my teenage years I discovered I was really socially awkward, but I managed to "figure people out" and "act normally".

When I was about 5 or 6 years old I had been tested for ADHD and other psychological conditions because I had some tics, they couldn't give an exact diagnosis but they said I was a "very mature kid for his age but also anxious" and that was what caused the tics to appear.

Only now, at 21 years old, after struggling for 3 years during med school, that I was able to get properly tested and diagnosed with ADHD, ASD and also as intellectually gifted, and will now begin multidisciplinary therapy.

I know I've written a lot but I tried to sum things up as much as I could to describe my process(also I don't have anyone to talk about this IRL), I'm just wondering how you people figured out that you're 2e to see if theres similar stories out there.

Champions like ziggs, seraphine, mel have extremely long range and can poke you down to death, so passively farming is hard, but trying to all in them is also hard, even if they misstep and your engage support that somehow lands a CC on them, they can counter the engage with their peeling abilities or push you away, or buffer their spells to burst you down before you can get close.

There are other mages like brand, swain and malzahar that don't have long range abilities and you can try to counter the lane phase by picking caitlyn or jinx to out range them, but they are xtremely annoying if they are close to you, and they all can build rylais so if they flash and hit you with a spell its hard to get out of them, preferably you also have to run flash and ghost.

In my conception I've been trying to counter them by already accepting the loss scenario, having sustain runes and dorans bow + cull for higher sustain in the autos, and hope that you can survive the lane, and outscale them, preferably playing a high range ADC for more safety

I feel like there are no objectives in the map to fight for besides baron (drake is kinda useless ngl) so most of the fights are random , but following your team can lead to losing a lot of CS if you decide to join them in all of these, also going base or dying at the wrong time can also lead to losing a lot of CS because of no homeguard. So I'm feeling kinda lost, but also have the impression that as ADC you just perma farm in lane, no reason to fight in the early game because ur weak and modern dragon doesn't exist, so try to get full build as fast as possible to them join your team ? I don't know how I should play this, since most games end up on random pick offs that leads to destroying the enemy base.

It always feels like a blessing when you encounter this little fella. Specially after going through so much during a steel soul run

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I've saw some posts recently claiming that Twitch is weak or needs a complete rework to his kit, changing some of his abilities. I also used to think like that, but after trying to think into different changes or reworks, I think he is mostly fine as he is.

Twitch is different than other adcs because of his sneaky rat core mechanic of using his camouflage to surprise enemies, while also having AOE and long range DPS, so he fills this role of being an Assassin/Stealthy ADC, I think that any changes besides an ASU rework and small QOL changes would either make him lose one of his core aspects of his kit or make him overpowered/have ballance issues.

Twitch is generally strong in lower elos (more than 90% of the player base) because of his stealth, surprising less aware enemies, thriving in more chaotic, snowbally environment, so besides high elo he feels good to play (of course, like any champion, Twitch has bad matchups and bad games), but even though he is weaker in higher elos we still have players who get to play him and main him in high elo.

If they were ever to rework him into making him good across all ranks, it would probably make him have ballance issues like we saw with champions like Senna, Smolder, Yunara and Zeri.

The way he is now, Twitch has a good number of dedicated players, isn't pro skewed, has some variety of builds between PtA or LT, Runaans or Fiendbolt, and the few very good players are capable of climbing up to high elo with him.

Pensei na UEL por questoes de praticidade e comodidade porque tenho família relativamente perto de lá, mas queria a opinião do sub, ou relato de alguém que já fez residência por lá ou fellowship de neurointensivismo pra contar como foi a experiência.

There is so much complexity and freedom in this game, I've never experienced anything like it. I'm new to D&D and the complexity of this game caught me off guard. I think I played like 3 hours of this game, yet I've expended as much time outside of it, if not more, learning about it's mechanics. I've been sleeping on this gem of a game.

The early game seems tough but I can play it safely, mid game is kinda chill but late game act 3 is hard af. My plan would be to get the architects crest and let the cogflies and my tools do the damage while I play safe around the bosses. How did you guys manage to beat steel soul mode ?

Athena's existence as a ghost in god of war 3 always felt odd to me, as well as her change in personality, as far as I know it was never really explained how she reached this "higher plane of existence". Maybe everywhen is a way to tie this loose end.

Pra contextualizar faço faculdade morando sozinho, e os períodos que mais pegam no mental é na semana de provas, porque você só basicamente estuda e dorme e faz prova durante esse período, não conversa com seus amigos, e quando conversa é logo depois da prova e sobre ela, pra mim esse isolamento é a parte mais complicada porque me deixa ansioso estar sozinho, e estar ansioso me impede de começar e focar nos estudos.
Recentemente comecei a estudar com um grupo de amigos na faculdade antes da provas, não gosto muito de estudar em grupo, e ainda preciso ver a matéria em casa por conta própria antes de ir lá com eles, mas tem sido muito positivo pra mim, porque além de estudar a gente também conversa e ri um pouco, tem sido bom pra minha saúde mental e me faz aguentar melhor a rotina pesada, uma pena que demorei até a metade do curso pra começar a fazer isso.
Enfim, esse é meu relato, gostaria de saber se mais alguém se sente de forma parecida e qual a sua visão de vocês sobre isso ?

Tô na metade do curso, recente fui diagnosticado com TDAH e comecei a ser tratado com lyberdia, tem ajudado muito no meu dia a dia a conseguir não só a estudar mas também em relação à melhorar algumas disfunções executivas minhas, a minha psiquiatra também quer investigar mais em relação à um possível TEA.

Nisso acabei pensando em como isso além de afetar minha vida, pode afetar meu desempenho e satisfação na hora de escolher a especialização certa, minhas opções na mente foram várias, mas pensei principalmente em 4: medicina de emergência(bem frenético pra não distrair), anestesiologia(talvez entediante mas pelo menos não leva paciente pra casa) ou neurologia/psiquiatria (foram minhas matérias de maior interesse nesse ciclo clínico).

Estou sendo sensato nessas possibilidades ou estou pensando em opções nada a ver ?

OBS: também não estou dizendo que o TDAH/TEA limita suas escolhas, eu só gostaria de saber opções que fossem mais congruentes nesse caso.

Even though I really hate Abby ( even though I can understand why she killed Joel, I still hate her) I have to admit that I really, really like her guns, and her melee skill tree upgrades, it is like playing with Joel in the first game where all you needed was a brick, a melee weapon and molotovs to kill anything on your path, to the point of enjoying her gameplay more than Ellie's. I'm wondering if anyone feels the same ? I know you can play with Ellie in a more "run and gun" way just as you can play with Abby using stealth, but their weapons/craftables and skill trees tend to encourage you to play them otherwise.

Basically I've known her for some years but we haven't really talked with each other until 1 month ago when I began to give her rides back and forth between our hometown and our University on the weekends.

We talk a lot during these rides and she has opened up to me about some personal stuff too, and I've begun to like her not only as a friend, but romantically.

In this last month I've invited her to have some ice cream and she accepted it, we talked for about 2 hours, it was fun, then I dropped her off in her place and called it a day.

Something interesting happened last week. A friend of mine (who knows I like this girl) asked her if she wanted to buy a ticket for a party. She said no, but then a friend who was standing next to her told my friend: 'She already bought one from her crush' — probably referring to me, since I was the one who sold her the ticket previously. My friend told me that she turned bright red (blushed hard) immediately after he said that.

Given the context, I want advice on how to go to the next step, I want to ask her out but also learn how to communicate properly with her and respect her boundaries.

Eu achei essa área interessante, mas por ser uma especialidade recente não tem muita informação sobre como funciona, qual a qualidade de vida do médico de emergência, e questão de salário. Queria poder me informar mais ou conversar com alguém da área porque realmente queria saber se é pra mim ou não.