u/WisardLisard

Hallo zusammen,

Ich weiß wirklich nicht was los ist, aber in letzter Zeit häufen sich bei mir die Käufer:innen, welche nach kürzester Zeit schon wegen des Versand drängeln.
Aktuelles Beispiel: Gestern Mittag was verkauft, heute Morgen kam direkt die Frage ob schon versendet wurde.

Man hat laut Vinted 5 Tage Zeit. In der Regel verschicke ich innerhalb von 1-3 Tagen, je nachdem wie es stresstechnisch auf der Arbeit läuft. Der Paketladen liegt nicht in Fußlaufweite, dh ich muss jedes Mal per Auto hin und kombiniere es daher idR mit meinem Arbeitsweg. Ich weiß nicht ob es an „Same day shipping“ Amazon & Temu liegt, finde dieses zunehmende Bedrängen und penetrante Fragen bei Vinted mittlerweile einfach nur noch nervig.

Ich überlege daher, mir eine copy&paste Nachricht zu erstellen, in welcher ich auf einen Versand innerhalb der nächsten 3 Tage hinweise und diese einfach sofort nach Kauf abschicke - in der Hoffnung das dieses Gedränge aufhört. (Leute die Artikel für einen Anlass brauchen, kommunizieren dies stets offen mit mir und da findet man immer eine Lösung)

Wie geht ihr damit um, wenn der Versand nun einmal aus Jobgründen etc nicht immer SOFORT erfolgen kann und Leute sich innerhalb kürzester Zeit melden?😅

Hi all,

I´m very new to analog photography and recently got an old Canon F1 from a relative.
For the battery I saw online that many people use an adapter like the Kanto Camera MR-9 with voltage transformation from 1.55V to 1.35V which is fairly expensive so I was wondering what else I could do?

Grateful for any advice.

My birthday is coming up and I’m hosting a BBQ in my grandmother’s garden. She passed away recently, and this felt like a meaningful way to honor her – especially because our traditional family BBQ didn’t happen this year for the first time ever (since none of her children organized anything as they usually would). I wanted to bring everyone together in her space for the very last time before the house is being sold.

I explicitly stated in the invitation that it will be a vegetarian BBQ. Now my mom told me that several family members have been complaining to her (not to me directly) about the vegetarian part and asking whether we could “at least do half and half“. Nobody has had the courage to bring it up with me directly.

For context: my family is mostly Polish-influenced, pretty meat-heavy, and many of my uncles in particular are the classic “a meal without meat isn’t a meal” type.

I honestly don’t really know what to do right now. On the inside I’m furious how grown adults can’t have basic respect for me and my decisions and go half a day without meat. I would like to speak up for myself but on the other hand I also don’t want to crash the whole day.

I’m fully expecting comments on that day, and there’s a real chance someone might even show up with their own meat.

Has anyone dealt with something similar? Should I make some statement again beforehand?

Would love to hear how you would navigate this – especially when family dynamics and grief are already in the mix.

My birthday is coming up and I’m hosting a BBQ in my grandmother’s garden. She passed away recently, and this felt like a meaningful way to honor her – especially because our traditional family BBQ didn’t happen this year for the first time ever (since none of her children organized anything as they usually would). I wanted to bring everyone together in her space for the very last time before the house is being sold.

I explicitly stated in the invitation that it will be a vegetarian BBQ. Now my mom told me that several family members have been complaining to her (not to me directly) about the vegetarian part and asking whether we could “at least do half and half“. Nobody has had the courage to bring it up with me directly.

For context: my family is mostly Polish-influenced, pretty meat-heavy, and many of my uncles in particular are the classic “a meal without meat isn’t a meal” type.

I honestly don’t really know what to do right now. On the inside I’m furious how grown adults can’t have basic respect for me and my decisions and go half a day without meat. I would like to speak up for myself but on the other hand I also don’t want to crash the whole day.

I’m fully expecting comments on that day, and there’s a real chance someone might even show up with their own meat.

Has anyone dealt with something similar? Should I make some statement again beforehand?

Would love to hear how you would navigate this – especially when family dynamics and grief are already in the mix.