u/Used-Preparation-695

Hej! Tyvärr var jag och en kompis utsatta för ett hatbrott nyligen. Inte första gången för nån av oss men denna gång har jag äntligen orkat polisanmäla. Jag kan få ersättning av min försäkring för krispsykolog och skulle gärna vilja testa att utnyttja detta. Är det nån som har erfarenhet av detta och kan rekommendera en terapeut i Stockholm? Skulle gärna prata med en som har koll på hbtq-relaterade problematiker. Många säger att de har det på hemsidan, men har verkligen varit med om att det inte stämde alls.

Har nogen erfaring med at søge bolig gennem KAB? Jeg skal flytte til Kbh og har været skrevet op i KAB siden 2002 uden at være aktivt boæigsøgende. Nu har jeg så netop registreret mig som aktivt søgende på omkring 100 lejligheder, men jeg forstår slet ikke hvordan venteliste-placeringen skal forstås? På de boliger jeg er bedst placeret til står jeg på omkring plads 150. Det synes jeg virker helt vildt hvis de 150 der er foran mig også aktivt har søgt dén bolig, når jeg har 24 års ancinnitet, og den gennemsnitlige ventetid ellers står som fx 8-12 år.
Har nogen erfaring med KAB? Blev I klogere på, hvad ventetiden & køplaceringen betyder? Hvor lang tid gik der, fra I aktivt skrev jer op, til I blev tilbudt en bolig, og hvor mange års ancinnitet havde I da?

Hi! I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a product that they use for keeping limbs apart when trying to sleep? I struggle a lot with my limbs touching each other, especially now that it's hot outside so i can't wear clothes to sleep and my weighted blanket is too warm. I'm thinking there ought to exist some kind of wedges to keep my limbs apart, like toe separators but for arms and legs, but I don't find anything by googling. It's especially my arm pits/my upper arms touching my side and of course the upper part of my inner thighs. Sometimes even my fingers, and my chin touching my chest. Any advise??

I'm interested to hear your take on this classic conflict: People with children VS child-free people.

I'm on an 8 hour train ride. I'm in nothern Europe and there's a heathwave (we're not accustomed to that here!!) so many of us are a bit on edge to say the least. I've purchased a ticket in the quiet zone that's a little more expensive (I'm a student so I don't have a lot of money, i'm very intentive with how I spend them) so I can have a comfortable ride and get some work done on the way. After about five hours, the train is pretty full, not packed but you'll have to walk around a bit to find a seat if you haven't booked one. A family of four walks in, three adults whom I judge to be a husband and wife, the mother of one of them, and a toddler. The wife/mother of the child sits down next to me with the child in her lap. They all talk to each other in a rapid pace like a family would, in normal to elevated voices, quieting a bit when they seem to notice that no one else is speaking. Sometimes the child lets out a loud noise/yells something but mostly it's the adults that are discussing something. Btw, I'm quite used to this particular stretch and people are VERY respectful about the quiet zone. I've actually never experienced anyone not respecting it except for a few teenagers here and there.

After a few minutes I tell the family, as politely as I can: Hi, this is a quiet car, so you're not supposed to be actively talking in here.
The woman next to me, clearly shocked that I would say anything, points to her child and says: I know, but she's a child, she doesn't understand that.
I: Ok, but it's mainly you adults talking.
Woman: ... we have to talk to each other when we're here with a child.
I: ? OK, then you should leave this car.
The woman honestly looks at me as if I just told her to abandon her child forever, like it was a completely absurd request. But they all quiet for about 10-15 minutes, with only little noises here and there from the toddler. Well, then they all gradually start talking again. I once again, now more aggitated, tell them to be quiet or get out.
The woman now turns her back to me, visibly making eyes to her husband. After a few minutes, they start talking again, and I ask the mother and child to stand up so I can leave the car. I then leave the car, find another seat a few cars away, not in a quiet zone but at least relieved of the immense tension that now filled the car with my original seat.

My take: I think people with small children tend to act overly entitled to special treatment because there they are doing god's work raising this utter miracle of life!!
IMHO, having children is extremely common, and when you decide to get yourself one and bring it with you, you thereby also resign the privilege of having access to adult-only spaces.
My sister's opinion when I just told her: She thinks I'm insane.
What do you think? Am I the asshole?

I've only started doing calisthenics workouts about two months ago, so I'm def a beginner. I've been doing a routine of 40 seconds of different exercises repeated x 3 thrice a week, and I moved on to the intermediate level this week since I could comfortably finish all exercises at the beginner's level. At this level, I'm struggling HARD with the close grip push-ups. I can finish other difficult exercises like the hollow hold, pike push-ups and negative pistol squats. I can do the negative close grips quite comfortably, which was all I had to do at the beginner's level. But I can literally only do like 4,5 reps of push-up part and I'm reeeally struggling with that. I feel like I might be getting something wrong in the technique??? Any advice? On what I might me getting wrong or maybe another exercise I can do to help with practicing the push-ups, since the negative-only reps doesn't seem to have gotten me that far?

Or am I just being impatient lol?

I have a strong memory of an episode covering the Friedrichshof Commune, or at least a very similar cult. but I can't find it. Can anyone help me? Or am I mixing stuff up?

My Macbook air 2017-model is struggling for its life. I would've liked it to last another year or two, but it's not looking too good atm.
I'm not gonna be able to afford a brand new one, so I'm most likely gonna buy a used one. Which model is best and has the best chance of surviving for many years?
I need it to be able to effortlessly handle LARGE documents in word and adobe acrobat. That's what's most important and what my current macbook can't do anymore.