u/catlikesvioletfro

Depop has a low barrier to entry and I feel like it’s hard to make it these days. You sell stuff and there is 100 more people doing the same thing. Do you all actually make a living doing this? That seems impossible. I’m a new seller and so far only sold 3 items. It’s like you have to post 50 times a day to *maybe* get a sale. It just doesn’t seem worth it to me. Looking to hear stories of newcomers actually making a good side income despite the competition.

Recently I’ve been getting into fashion, I’ve found super cute tops, skirts, jewelry, etc. they look great on me. But ever since forever, I’ve emphasized dressing down. I like to look my worst most of the time, because I can’t handle it if a man stares at me. I know what you wear doesn’t matter but I can’t help feeling uncomfortable in my own skin if I’m wearing something even slightly revealing or form fitting.

I’ve seen it with my own eyes- women with shorts, leggings, low cut tops, etc. being gawked at like a piece of meat. It makes me so sad, uncomfortable, and violated when I can feel someone staring at me. Because of this I like to wear baggy pants and shirts. The only time I usually feel ok wearing nice clothes is when I’m with my boyfriend. I feel like when I’m with him other men will back off since i’m clearly unavailable. I hope this doesn’t come off wrong, whatever someone wears isn’t the problem, I just need help accepting the fact that I can’t control it.

I came in 1 hour before the store opened and was tasked with setting style and tech ad. I’m cross trained in both, but usually Inbound GM. 20 minutes before the store opens the ETL was hounding at me asking why I’m not done yet. Not sure if there’s a technique to it but putting up signage takes a long time for me. I’m starting to get fed up. Anyone have any tips?

I’m on my last day of 14 day quad therapy (bismuth, metronidazole, tetracycline, omeprazole) and I realized I have 1 metronidazole and 2 of the tetracycline pills left over. Am I screwed? Should I just take them tomorrow? Curious if anyone has missed doses and still tested negative. I’m really freaking out.
Edit: Thank you all for your responses!

I’m only on day 3 of quad therapy and I’m really feeling it. Extreme fatigue, extreme nausea, all of the works. I have to go to work tomorrow and have exams for school. Hopefully I don’t puke all over the ground. I don’t know if I can pull through for the next 11 days. This is truly brutal and I was not prepared. Anyone experiencing or experienced the same? How did you manage regular everyday tasks?

I have until December and then I’m done and graduated. I have not had any luck landing an internship. How screwed am I? Is it worth it to extend a course or two after December to see if I can land something? Possibly in the fall, since I know some internships require you to be enrolled the semester after. Not sure what to do. Extending won’t cost me extra money just more time, family disappointment and a later graduation date. I’m in the USA

I wear a retainer every night to keep my teeth from shifting. I just got diagnosed with h.pylori and am planning to start treatment soon. One thing I’m worried about is my retainer reinfecting me. Would denture cleaner be enough to clean it from the bacteria? How often would I have to do it? I don’t have $500 to spend on a new one at the moment, so I’m open to suggestions!

Has anyone been a ULA as an ecampus student? Or even on campus (I’d imagine it’s similar). What is it like? Where do you host your office hours? Is it even worth it? I’m considering applying for it but it would be in a term in which I’m taking 15 credits. Not sure if it would help my resume look good or not. Hoping to hear from people who have done it

Is canvas safe to be used now? I haven’t received any emails about it being back up but I can see all of my classes and modules on my phone. I haven’t tested it on my laptop yet. I’m an ecampus student currently.

Edit: I just tested it on my laptop and it says I’m not granted access anymore??