u/Trick-Gap226

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how much aura loss is using an umbrella

i acc just cant deal with baking alive and im on an acne medication — doctor recommends to avoid sun as much as possible. im gonna carry an umbrella regardless but i just wanna know your opinion and whether i look stupid 💔

edit: ok thanks guys 🙏🔥🔥

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u/Trick-Gap226 — 7 days ago
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Wtf is my monday schedule bro

Should I drop my bio class?? Why does this look like it leaves me with no free time? I’m really worried I won’t be able to keep up with this, especially because I start at 9AM 4 days a week. Is it okay to drop one class to focus on social events and making friends for the first quarter?

u/Trick-Gap226 — 1 month ago
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Can i turn this burgundy dress into a lighter red/pink?

How can I turn this deep red burgundy prom dress into a lighter pink or just a little bit of a brighter red? Ideally I would have a light pastel pink dress but I know it’s not possible. I just really hate how dull and carpet-looking this color is, and I’m willing to buy things and go through the whole process of dying. I just need to know exactly what to do. I’m not sure what type of material this is, but I’ve attached images below. Not sure if this tag helps but it’s included.

The outside is one layer of tulle (?) fabric that has that sheer look and stiff/rough feeling to it. Underneath is more of a satin material, but it’s not satin and probably some sort of synthetic polyester. It’s shiny and smooth. The top part near the bust is very sturdy and covered in embroidery. The more I type the more I feel like this is not going to happen.

Please let me know if this is just flat-out a bad idea and impossible. It’s important to note that this needs to be ready in 5 days (by Saturday 16th) and I’ve never dyed anything before 😭

u/Trick-Gap226 — 5 months ago
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should i go to virtual orientation or in person orientation?

UCR is like 8 hrs away from me and going there is a multiple day ordeal. I can do it tho I would just rather understand whether or not it’s worth going.

I’m a CNAS major and I went to admitted students day already, I heard they place you in an LC and help you register for classes. Will I be missing out on important stuff if I just do the virtual orientation?

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u/Trick-Gap226 — 5 months ago