Is there a way to check in a guest who's under 18 that doesn't have an ID? My younger sister is coming down for the weekend but she doesn't have a photo ID, is there any way to check her in?
I got a septum peircing today, but I hate it. The jewelry used was way too small, you can barely see anything but the balls on the ends. I want to change it to a bigger size but I don't want to wait for months for it to heal. It looks so bad on me, I don't know what to do now. I can't even flip it up because it's too small a distance between the ends that it can't pass up my nose slit thingy
Long story short, I can't get my work done due to medical reasons that will persist for a few weeks. I want to drop my classes so my gpa doesn't tank, and the classes I'm taking are just electives that I don't need, so the credit themselves aren't important. I was only taking classes because on-campus housing is all I can afford (thanks to financial aid) and I don't have any other place I could live. If I withdrew from my classes, would I be kicked out of my housing for not taking any classes?
I [MTF, 7 months hrt] have been wearing pants throughout my whole transition since I started transitioning during winter. But now, it's warmer out and wearing pants gets hot. The issue is I have chicken legs. Wearing shorts makes my body look like an upside down triangle, makes my shoulders look broader, and overall just isn't a good look. Fat redistribution hasn't started for me yet (even though boob growth started like 3 weeks in and is going fast) so I don't know what to do in the meantime about my tiny thighs. I've been eating a lot, but I haven't been gaining much weight, only a few pounds and that goes straight to my tummy. I want to be able to wear shorts but I think wearing shorts actively halves my chances of passing. What have you guys done to avoid similar issues?? My legs are SO skinny, and I don't want them to be muscular - I just want my fat thighs :(
Last summer, I only had to pay around 2,500 dollars after financial aid to take 3 summer classes. This year, for only two summer classes, my bill is $15,000 after aid, which is completely unaffordable for me. Granted, I am living on campus this summer and wasn't last summer, but even then - my fall and spring semester bills also only amounted to ~2,500 after aid. Why the hell is it SO much more expensive this year?? Absolutely nothing changed for me or my family financially speaking, and $15,000 for one semester would require me to take out more loans just for that than I have for my other 5 semesters here combined. And the semester starts in less than 2 weeks, I don't have time to make other plans. I wasn't expecting my aid to royally fork me over. What do I do in this situation??