u/ahdrielle

I have regular and inverse psoriasis. The inverse is causing me the most trouble because sweat sets it off. I live in vegas. Not sweating is... not an option in this weather. Even though I don't spend much time in the sun at all. Any tips? Powders, cooling pads, lotions?

I'm a mid-30s woman who finally started taking lessons. I've had two and while practicing my first rhythm sheet, I just kinda... doodled around and taught myself twinkle twinkle. No videos or anything. That's pretty good, right? Please be kind. 😭

Like creamy Mac and cheese, maybe fried okra, beans, slathered ribs. Nothing overly twisty.

Hi there, I've lived here for 20 years and just experienced the Ice Cream Museum.

The price: pretty high if you go on the weekend. If you plan to go on the weekend, you'll wanna do it a few days in advance as the price increases if you buy the day of.

The experience/interactive part: There are several ice cream themed rooms and a few slides to ride. Which are cute and interesting to little kids.

The ice cream buffet: sadly, lackluster. We went to the 11 AM appointment, which is one hour after they opened, and all the good/more unique flavors were already out. The cheesecake, the cookie butter, the less basic ice creams were out, and the soft serves were only vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry left. The handheld ice creams/bars were the quality of freezer burned Walmart brand.

After the ice cream, you can have your kids (or you, but it's kinda shallow to do so) step into a sprinkle pit or get a fake ice cream themed tattoo.

Overall: This is aimed towards people who are influencers or care more about the pics/videos than the quality. I would suggest going on a weekday where it's closer to $42 than then $74 it gets to on the weekend.

Hi there, I've lived here for 20 years and just experienced the Ice Cream Museum.

The price: pretty high if you go on the weekend. If you plan to go on the weekend, you'll wanna do it a few days in advance as the price increases if you buy the day of.

The experience/interactive part: There are several ice cream themed rooms and a few slides to ride. Which are cute and interesting to little kids.

The ice cream buffet: sadly, lackluster. We went to the 11 AM appointment, which is one hour after they opened, and all the good/more unique flavors were already out. The cheesecake, the cookie butter, the less basic ice creams were out, and the soft serves were only vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry left. The handheld ice creams/bars were the quality of freezer burned Walmart brand.

After the ice cream, you can have your kids (or you, but it's kinda shallow to do so) step into a sprinkle pit or get a fake ice cream themed tattoo.

Overall: This is aimed towards people who are influencers or care more about the pics/videos than the quality. I would suggest going on a weekday where it's closer to $42 than then $74 it gets to on the weekend.

We're both mid-30s women. She has slowly started hopping into relationships quicker and quicker as the years go by. But sadly, this time is on the very extreme end. Her entire friendship with me (20 years) she has been very anti-marriage and anti-kids. She's unfortunately lost an accidental pregnancy a while back. (This is important later)

About 1.5 months after ending a several year long relationship, she has her (second in a row) outta nowhere dude from online she's "been friends with for forever" that's into her. I'd never heard of the current guy *or* the last one until he was her love interest.

Anyway, this one came from Discord. About 6 weeks post breakup, she says, "I have a crush, and i feel bad." So I comfort her and say it's okay and normal. The next thing about a week later, he's coming to stay at her house for about a month.

She says he's writing her poetry about 'their love.'' Internal yikes, but ok, I guess. He comes, they have fun, and he leaves. She tells me he wants to get married and maybe have kids, and she's immediately considering it. I gently bring up how she's never been into marriage. She, in fact, had basically a domestic partnership with her last and how she does not like children. She is just kinda bland.

Then she says I about 1 or 2 weeks she going to where he lives and moving him into her house. I am again concerned. I say, "Why not have him get an apartment for just 6 months and then see?" To which she says,"Why waste 6 months?" And no matter what, she could not get that it isn't a waste...

She got him last week. They were engaged before they even got home. She told me she might just quit her job and become dependent on him so 'she can have a break', sell her house, and move states.

The guy is from Discord, a loner ('nobodys ever been nice to him' and lived with his parents who didnt seem to mind he was moving across the country with a girl he doesnt really know) and very clearly lovebombing her, and all I can do is watch because she said I should trust her and be happy. I hope it doesn't turn out as bad as it feels like it might.

Just a silly little rant about comments made by people here on relationship posts.

​

Anytime there's conflict between an 18 or even 19 year old with parents all the comments go "you're an adult! Don't deal with that!" But like..does anyone remember being 18? The average person still lives with parents. Or they are going to college on mom and dad.

​

I understand that plenty of parents are unreasonable and unfair. Controlling and ridiculous. But come on.. the advice of just telling them to fuck off doesn't work for teens. Sometimes even for independent ones. Some shit you gotta just deal with though.

​

That's all.

Any good ideas for unique brunch that is quality over esthetic? I've been to many places and it's so hard to find something that is good quality, not basic, but also not just a mid tourist trap. Any thoughts are appreciated!

DAE cut people off for not understanding how they've hurt you and everyone else just kinda thinks you're a jerk?

This is not referring to "I can't", this is the "nah" or "I'm out." If you don't say yes or you flake too many times, that's it. You're done and don't deserve any invites. If that means I never see you again, then good riddance. You weren't someone I would want around anyway.