I keep going back and forth on this and honestly do not have the emotional energy to sit through everyone’s strong opinions about it right now.
summer is coming up and i really want to wear cute strappy tops and camisoles without my bra flashing everyone. i absolutely hate it when the straps or cups peek out lol.
i am a 40d and finding a strapless bra that actually stays up for a plus size body is such a struggle. for reference here are my calculator measurements: loose underbust: 41 snug underbust: 40 tight underbust: 38.5 standing bust: 44 leaning bust: 45 lying bust: 44
i usually wear a 40 band for the right amount of snug support. i’ve been browsing for options on shein and a few other online stores but i am super skeptical. i see some cheap strapless bras or invisible bandeau tops but i'm terrified they will just slide straight down to my waist or give me zero lift since they don't have straps.
has anyone with a similar size found a holy grail strapless bra or a trick like boob tape that actually works for a plus size d cup? would love to hear your routines.
Still in the buy-or-wait stage, so I rewatched that A1/Avata360 night tiny-planet clip last night. I mostly shoot blue hour alleys and early night storefronts, brick under lamps, that kind of thing. The A1 lamps look clean, but the walls go mud black. Avata360 keeps some wall grain. Real, or compression? Anyone got a raw 10s night export with lamps and dark walls?
So, a close friend of mine just lost her dog, and I’ve been wracking my brain for something that actually feels meaningful… not just some generic gift.
I kept seeing these custom pet figurines online, and honestly, I’m torn. Part of me thinks it could be really nice to have a tiny physical reminder of the dog. But another part worries it might turn out weird or just feel a little over the top, depending on how it’s made.
From what I can tell, a figurine can be really touching—but only if it actually looks like the dog. A lot of the stuff I saw on Etsy looks kind of generic or cartoonish, which… kind of misses the point.
Then I stumbled on a few that were surprisingly realistic, almost like mini replicas of the actual dog. I’ve also seen people mention 3D-printed options like digxipop, but I honestly don’t know how reliable they are across different services.
Has anyone ever given or received one of these? Did it actually feel meaningful? And how did you make sure it really looked like the pet instead of just being a generic figurine?
Just wanted to share a quick update on my fitness tracker ring. I ended up going with the CIRCUL 2max. What got me here is the adjustable fit... it actually great when working out. My fingers swell a bit or I’m gripping something it adjusts... the ring looks good too. The info as you can see in the app is thorough, easy to understand like heart rate, calories, sleep. Overall, satisfied so far.
I closed my Delaware LLC last week and I can finally breathe, like actually breathe for the first time in months.
it just didn't work out….wasn’t a dramatic failure story, we just couldn't make the numbers work and kept bleeding money until we made the call to shut down and heck saying goodbye to something you built hurts no matter what….
now im not paying for employee, so free with the specialist thingy ticked and thinking too. I dont need to pay more, I only use ai for quick code auto complete, make my life easier.
I mainly use GitHubCopilot,but now I’m seriously wondering if we’re all ignoring viable alternatives like:
Kimi (no base model for Kimi k2.5), tHe base model is the same one they released for K2, there was nothing to release.GLM (no base model for glm5 and 5.1),minimax (delayed open weights and problematic license for m2.7) and qwen (qwen 3.5 397B was open weight, 3.6 is not)
deepseek is the web site and app already on v4 or only the paid arrangements?
I just tested out deepseekV4 use acciowork, it is really good,i tried one shoting a interface prompt. It gave me better results in UI than opus and gpt.It is not as detail as opus, but it is really good for the price, way better than gemini 3.1 pro,feels like something you can use.
It is the future. Mastohost is ran by one guy, now I can see it working everywhere where applicable.
i thought it would be really limiting at first, but for small ideas it actually works pretty well. you can just try things quickly and see what sticks without overthinking it too much
Hey y’all, summer’s basically here and I’m trying to figure out my next look I’m planning to go out and take some pics tomorrow, but I’m stuck on one thing… Should I keep it simple or add some baby hairs?
Also, do you think I should add some layers to it or just leave it as is?
so far I’ve actually been liking this wig. Even without fully melting the lace, it still looks pretty natural on me, and the lace around the temples helps it blend a bit better, which I appreciate.
It’s this one from luvme btw. curious what you all think, be honest pls!!
What is it: An agentic platform specialized in E-commerce that handles everything from data-backed product sourcing to automated supplier negotiation and Shopify management.
The Deal: Use the "Invite Friends" link to join, both get 1,000 Credits. Also you can stack rewards up to 100,000/month.
Why use it: Accio Work finds winning products with real data, calculates tariffs/MOQs, builds your Shopify store, and even automates abandoned cart recovery.
steps:
cost/catch: needs a paid subscription
who qualifies: globally.
Using a search code on aliexpress and direct me to a landing page. it seems legit
ive been paying attention to this for months and i feel like ive uncovered something important about being hsp that nobody talks about.
on days where i wake up to a jarring alarm my whole sensory window stays narrow for hours. lights feel too bright. fabric feels too rough. small sounds feel too loud. my partner asking a simple question feels like an interrogation. its not that the world changed. its that i started the day already overwhelmed and never caught up.
on days where i wake up gently (slow morning, soft sounds, no shock) my sensory bandwidth feels almost double. i can hear a fork drop without flinching. i can think while music plays. i can have a real conversation before noon. its like the wake-up moment itself sets the regulation point for everything that follows. and most of us hsp people are setting that point in chaos every single morning without realizing it.
i dont see this discussed much in hsp content. its all about how to manage overwhelm during the day, what to do when you reach capacity, how to recover. nobody talks about how the morning wake-up is essentially calibrating your nervous system for the next 12 hours. does this resonate or am i pattern-matching too hard. genuinely curious if other hsp people have noticed the same thing