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I'm really starting to get into 4u and wanted to go with the IG. It's one of my mains in Rise. I know they work different, but wanted to give it a shot. When it comes to the Kinsect, if I don't care so much about going for the perfect kinsect, is there just a generally good way to level them up? Is that just feeding them the speed things?

I know I need therapy and really don't know how to look. I've looked them up and still confused so I have no idea what's best for me.

My wife recently got her Master's and will be taking her BCBA certification in July. She took it once before and didn't pass so this will be her 2nd attempt. Does anyone have any study advice they could offer? She doesn't do reddit, but I wanted to offer any help I could get from everyone.

Thank you in advance!

I'm looking for therapy for the first time. It's been something needed for a long time, but I just never did.

I was looking through Psychology Today and saw someone who looks friendly from their picture, describes what I'm looking for, is located in my town (though I'd probably still do virtual because of my work and kids schedules).

One of the expertise's they list is Women's Issues. I'm not a woman. Is it ok to still reach out about an appointment, is that something I should ask when I first contact them? I'm really not sure how to go about it.

So I have the US Edge 2025. It's not bad. Camera is average, battery life is good, I get either lags or dropped frames from time to time, weird quirks consistent with Motorola. The real downsides are the chipset and Motorola update policy.

I was given a near brand new looking iPhone 13. I know it's 5 years old at this point, but the screen is perfect and the battery health is 100%. The pluses are definitely more consistent updates (it's got a year or two worth of updates left, comparable to the edge), and the much more powerful chipset.

The screen refresh down to 60hz doesn't bother me nearly as much as I thought it would and ios vs android doesn't matter too too much to me.

I was honestly considering jumping to it, but wanted thoughts from other moto people.

I had a Galaxy S23 since it launched. It recently got stepped on and smashed.

I was given a base model iPhone 13. It's in nearly perfect condition, no scratches on the screen.

After a lifetime of Android, how does the 13 hold up and anything good to know about the transition?

I'm in the US and recently.learned there's an also near me. My wife and I went to go check it out on our food shopping day and saw most of what we get was a good bit cheaper.

I noticed walking around that people's carts only had a small amount of items in it. We had our cart completely filled right up to the top. Enough food to last us weeks. One of the people working walked by us and said "Have enough?"

I felt a bit self conscious after. I would like to go back because we got so much more food for the cost but not if I'm being judged for it.