MeDirect: seeing recipients?

Hi!

I use MeDirect and I can nicely find what amount of money was transferred on what dates, but I can't seem to find anywhere the bank number or name of the recipients. In CVS or PDF this doesn't seem the case either.

Does anyone know where I can see this information? Thank you. :)

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u/Vikera — 8 days ago

Online university classes in French?

Hi!

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My French is pretty decent, more so in understanding than in writing. I'm also a university student in psychology in a non-French area.

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I'd love to better my French while also learning things I'm interested in and that will be useful in my study and job.

My own university offers lectures in my native language and some in English, no French. Classes can often be rewatched on our uni platform.

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Does anyone know of any platforms where (francophone) uni lectures are free to watch for people who don't attend that university? This about subjects related to psychology (in the broad sense), not about the French language itself for example.

I've found some things online, but they all seem to be old and with barely any materials.

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I'd fully understand if this doesn't freely exist, but one can only ask!

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Merci beaucoup :)

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u/Vikera — 14 days ago

Advice needed: eye blinking tic

Hi!

I have quite severe Tourette's, as in having tics at any given moment, including complex ones. Despite that, I function quite well and am very much okay with having TS.

However since yesterday my eyes started to rapidly blink for hours on end. Mostly with a regular force, but just 20+ times per 5 seconds and continually. Sometimes combined with rolling them.

I was studying yesterday and just couldn't read my book at all because of my eyes not being functional enough. Then today I woke up with my eyes very red, like the white of my eye was very red and my eyes still feel heavy as if I haven't slept. I put in eye drops and it helps with soreness. I do have a headache now though.

My question really is for tips:

* Do you have any tips on how to make this tic happen less? When I have like hitting tics I can use a pillow etc, but I'm not sure how I could make this one less harmful. Keeping them closed helps, but I unfortunately have a lot of things to do I really need to see for...

* How to make the eye irritation less? Any ideas apart from eye drops?

Thanks a lot!

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u/Vikera — 26 days ago

Breeze: seeing = being seen?

Hi all!

On Breeze: when I see someone's profile, does that mean I'm definitely in their pool too and have a chance to be seen? Or is it possible they'll simply never know I exist despite me having liked them?

I'm 22 and have my ages set at 20-25.

I liked a 25-years old, so I'm wondering if they set their age until 22 or if there's a lot of chance this is a lost like.

I wonder the same for distance.

Thank you for your response! 😊

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u/Vikera — 1 month ago

How to know if you're actually 'feeling'?

I (22F) have been told in therapy multiple times I intellectualize so many of my feelings, I always seem happy even when I'm not, I verbalise everything without actually getting to my feelings, and I seem to have difficulty feeling my feelings even myself. It has even been a reason autism has been brought up before.

I do recognize this for myself right now during exams: I have cognitive stress, I know I have to study the right amount and I do not have a lot of time left and cognitively I'm very stressed about not passing my uni exams.

However, I don't... feel it. Bodily or mentally. I feel quite chill, which even is a little annoying as maybe bodily stress would give me more feeling of urgency for studying enough, though it also helps me be chill in general.

I'm pretty sure I have felt feelings like stress, so I know what it feels like I think, but I just don't experience bodily feelings often.

I am wondering: how do you know if you're actually feeling something or if you're cognitively thinking about what feeling you might be feeling right now?

Am I repressing feelings? Do I feel them but just don't register them as clearly? Does everyone work like this?

Thanks! :)

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u/Vikera — 2 months ago