u/Sufficient_Mouse_583

Hope this is the right sub. Just a little vent I guess!

I inherited some angelfish from my dad. I've just come home from an 11 hour shift to find one of the angelfish passed away, the smallest one. I noticed it stopped eating yesterday but didn't think too much of it, tested the water and done a small water change. I think the cause was bullying/stress and I feel so incredible guilty, that angelfish was actually head bully when I first got them too! I also treated the tank about a week ago because one of the other fish showed signed of bladder disease (that fish is now fine).

I had 3 of them in a fairly small tank- the tank they came with and plan to upgrade to a 200l+ tank, but just waiting on money. I just feel so guilty

Hi! We are visiting Cotswolds for a long weekend next month. We are looking for fun/adventurous things to do, or unusual things! I've got 270 climbing on the list and looking at the lamb bottle feeding too but looking for more recommendations please, we have a car so can travel around within an hour or two of Chipping Norton way

I sometimes get slightly insecure about my job, I work in retail. I enjoy my job, it pays my bills and pays enough for me to enjoy my life (hobbies, holidays, etc) and I also save each month, I also enjoy that I can clock out and not think about work.

Every man I have dated has had a well paying career and they have been career orientated, this is not intentional btw. Work follows them home and is part of their every day life (which is fine ofc to an extent).

I sometimes get slightly insecure about my job, that it is low skill and I am not career orientated and that the men I date do earn significantly more than me. I am not ambitious in the sense of a career but ambitious in life (experiences, travel, family, etc).

Need some advice from men on their opinion on dating women with 'low skilled' jobs

I'm going Chester tomorrow for a day trip (then the zoo on Thursday). What is the best place for coffee and what's some must do things?

I've been going to the gym since February, I've noticed that I get wrist pain when doing exercises like lateral raises and dumbbell rows, I don't lift heavy yet- about 4kg for lateral raises and 8 for rows) and also I find that I get knee pain after doing Bulgaria split squats (10kg). Can anyone give me tips to avoid this? I stretch after and take joint/muscle supplements. Are wrist/knee supports worth it? The wrist pain is when I'm doing the exercises but the knee pain lasts for a day or two after leg day