u/baRafi

If I capture the details of sky then the foreground is dark and if capture the details of Foreground the sky is over exposed. How can I capture retaining both the details

This is an observation, and based on that I formulated a sort of hypothesis. It might sound pessimistic, but it is based on my personal experiences and the experiences of people I know.

Being nice is only good in books and stories, but in real life being evil is so common that being nice makes you the odd one out. Then all the evil people get together and use their force to remove you from whatever place, position, or power you have. And if you listen to their story, they will show you as the evil character.

This is something that can totally make you think, "Why is this happening to me? I did all the good things, and I still got this." It can completely break your heart. Some people fall into depression, while others isolate themselves from everyone. And day by day, it feels like this is increasing.

For being good, you only get a miserable life that's what I have learned.

So I had this problem of dark circles, it's been a week I am sober and I saw that my dark circles reduced, I am not quite sure it's because of it or something else but I saw my dark circles reduced after 1 week. Tell me if anyone observed similar benefits.

我很快就要去中国开始本科阶段的学习，我想了解一下与中国学生交流的问题。

中国大学生的英语水平通常怎么样？如果我用英语和他们交流，大多数人能听懂吗？如果他们能听懂，他们会愿意并且能够用英语回复吗？

我知道英语是中国学校的必修课程，但我不确定学生在日常生活中，尤其是在大学里，实际使用英语的机会有多少。

如果很多学生不太自信用英语交流，那么国际学生通常是如何与中国学生沟通并交朋友的呢？他们主要使用翻译软件、学习一些中文，还是有其他常见的交流方式？

希望能听到中国学生和曾经在中国留学的国际学生分享经验。

I'm going to China soon to start my undergraduate studies, and I have a question about communication with local Chinese students.

How comfortable are Chinese university students with English? If I speak to them in English, will most of them be able to understand me? If they understand, will they also be comfortable replying in English?

I know English is taught in schools in China, but I'm not sure how much students actually use it in daily life, especially at university.

If many students are not confident speaking English, how do international students usually communicate and make friends with Chinese students? Do they mostly use translation apps, learn some Chinese, or are there other common ways to communicate?

So there was an argument that made me so much angry and disturbed I felt like shouting breaking something but I just went on a walk. Normally it's a slow walk but this time I did so much fast walk that my whole shirt from front to back was all drenched in sweat and I did like an hour walk and after that the feeling of anger is no longer there and even I feel calm I drank water and now I feel much better, so I learned that if you feel stressed out or any intense feeling that is disturbing you, you should give it a try, it worked for me, i think it will work for you as well.

I watched it in covid and I laughed so much that my stomach was hurting.

I have heard that if you eat Mangoes you are going to have pimples, is it true. What can I do to avoid that. I wanna to eat more but I just ate 1 Mango because of that fear.

I'm 27 now. Back in 2021, when I was 22 years old, I stayed sober from PMO for 90days, and trust me, it was difficult at times. But as I kept moving forward, I kind of understood how to handle my urges. The problem was that once I relapsed, I couldn't get back on track.

The benefits I got were amazing. Let me tell you, as far as I can remember, I gained confidence. There was something different about my eyes I don't know if it was less stress or if they just looked more relaxed, but something good definitely happened.

I was able to push myself much harder during workouts, and I gained a lot of focus and mental clarity. My social skills improved a lot too. I could start a conversation with anyone, anywhere, and it felt effortless. People would even want to join our conversations. I made a lot of friends during that time.

My mental health improved significantly as well. Now, when I think about it, I just want to be like that again. But right now, I feel like I'm stuck in a loop.

I'm an international student and will be joining my school soon. Before arriving, I've already connected with some students online, and they've honestly been very helpful. Whenever I ask questions about the school, they always take the time to answer, share important information, and even send me pictures of places on campus and events that are happening. Over time, they've become good friends even though we've only met online so far.

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Because of that, when I finally arrive and meet them in person, I feel like I should bring something for them as a small gesture of appreciation. I'm also wondering if it would be appropriate to bring a gift for my Chinese professor when meeting them for the first time.

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What kind of gifts are usually considered thoughtful and appropriate in this situation? Are there any cultural considerations I should keep in mind? As an international student, what are some good gift ideas to bring for friends and a professor on a first meeting?