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This might sound stupid, but if you get it, you get it 🤷‍♀️

I have an appointment tomorrow to fill out the other (lower) half of my sleeve, and the appointment will be around 5 hours !! That in itself isn't an issue, I scheduled this bc I wanted it done no matter what 😭 but my main issue is that I get very antsy if I sit still for too long, and I don't want to burden my artist with asking for many breaks just bc my body is itching to move, and not even due to, like, pain. And that could also just lengthen the session itself, so I'd rather not. I'm also very (socially) awkward, so just the thought of speaking up there is hard. I get so nervous just asking for the stencil placement to be different T-T I've never asked for breaks before, considering my longest session ever was 2 hours. And I doubt she would get annoyed, but I just want it to be over smoothly. So, really, I'm just asking for tips from anyone who also gets antsy being in the chair for too long, mainly so I dont have to speak up lol, thanks !!

Edit: Thanks a bunch for all the advice, kind souls. I will be taking these into consideration !!

Hi, just a simple question i have!

So I (20f) have pretty thick hair, and every time I get out of the shower, I feel like I need TWO whole towels just to dry my hair thoroughly. And then maybe a 3rd if i couldn't get my body dry bc the towels are now soaked 😭. I also don't own many towels.

I strongly dislike the feeling of my wet/damp hair on my dry clothes and even on my skin sometimes and I'd rather not wait a long time to let the air do its thing before I get dressed. I've never been big into hair care, only shampoo and conditioner, call it a day. I'm more curious if maybe there is a style of towel or specifically hair towel that can handle the amount of water my hair holds, so I don't have to use half of my towel supply everytime I wash my hair.

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I thought I'd come here for advice. Thanks in advance !!

Hii, I'm not a regular reddit poster, so feel free to lmk if I do anything wrong LOL

I'm a huge phoebe fan, obviously, this is a pheeb subreddit, but I was curious if anyone here was familiar with Phoebe and her work on Buster ? I discovered Going by Buster on soundcloud (it's not on spotify sadly) a few years ago, and it's honest to god one of my favorite phoebe songs (and songs in general), but I NEVER hear anyone talk ab it ?? It's SO good, and the rest of that album is too. But I can't share this love for it when, like, no one knows it :(

So, really, I'm just asking if anyone here knows it! Lmk if you do bc I lowk feel so niche ab this LOL

And lmk if this is against the rules, but I do politely request the mods to add a Buster album Flair if possible !!

edit: Steamroller is also on this album !! I could be wrong, but I think this album is the first time we hear Steamroller, as Buster came out in 2014, and the Killer EP was in 2015 !!