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there's 2 apples in every drink

I look like I got out of the shower everytime I go outside. humidity and heat is painful.

I've made the decision that I want to be better. My boyfriend and I have been making conscious changes in our diet. I cant help but need to have my special binge snacks for the afternoon. I feel comfortable binging around him. I can't help but feel pain when I'm hungry, or when I think I am. I am struggling very much with this addiction.

I have recently gotten a job with adults with intellectual disabilities. I've never really worked with adults with intellectual disabilities since I've transitioned, and I'm not how I should explain/keep reminding about my pronouns if the individual is confused. Does anyone have any experience with this? For reference I'm not passing that well, I'm about 7 months on T.

What tools do I need to fix this? Is there any tutorials online?

For context, im 6 months on T and new to transitioning. I still feel like I'm faking sometimes, and get my mom's voice in my head about moving too fast. Its hard to even accept that I'm trans sometimes. like the word feels so heavy.

anyways, I've noticed that while having sex I feel like a girl. I don't have top surgery and I have a bigger chest so maybe that's why? I hate it. it's dysphoric but at the same time I kinda like it? it's like I'm embracing my feminine side. Does anyone else experience this?

So my state is having a shortage of brand adderall, I've tried all the pharmacies in my area and they only have generic. However, I feel like it's not working as well. I take 30mg XR. I know it's not immediate, but when I took brand I felt it a lot faster than I do now. It sucks since I get up early to take my bf to work, and I often have to take a nap in the car before I drive home because the adderall still hasn't kicked in for me.

Does anyone else experience these differences?

Hi! I have a second interview for a retail job that's in a museum. it's listed as "Retail/Museum Attendant" but I was told it's mostly retail.

For context, I'm graduating with a BA in December and I have an internship w collections right now. Is this even worth it?

I know getting into a museum is the key, and he did say they may do tours in the future, but I'm not sure if I pursue the job.

how ever the pros are it's close to me, pays well, and I need a job by December after I graduate.

what do y'all think?

edit: I can't reply to everyone so here's an update! I'm going in for a second interview Monday, and scoping the place out. The interviewer knows my goals and told me there are possible opportunities in the future for me to switch to a different position. It pays 15-17 which is more than I've ever made, and it's really close like I said. Thank you for all the help!

unfortunately I have been on vvyanse, Ritalin, and now I'm on 30mg of XR Adderall. However, I know that after a while I get used to the dosage, that makes sense. but how come some days it gets jn immediately, sometimes an hour or two, and sometimes not at all. it's very spotty. is this normal?

does anyone else have the problem where as soon as they enter a car, whether you're driving or a passenger, you get hit with a wave of sleepiness? Ofc I know that's normal for someone with narcolepsy, but this tiredness is not like any I experience any other time. I have daytime sleepiness but I struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep, but taking naps in my car I immediately fall asleep and stay asleep. it's really weird. anyone else experience this?

Hi! I am a current anthropology student who has experience from an internship doing collections - specifically exhibit design and production, data entry, and working with and cataloging material culture.

I'm working on my resume at the moment, but struggling to find the words that will get a jobs attention.

For reference, I wish to work in collections/archives, research, non-profit work, and/or any other museum related job.

Please help me finalize a resume that will get a lot of attention!

Hi! I am a current anthropology student who has experience from an internship doing collections - specifically exhibit design and production, data entry, and working with and cataloging material culture.

I'm working on my resume at the moment, but struggling to find the words that will get a jobs attention.

For reference, I wish to work in collections/archives, research, non-profit work, and/or any other museum related job.

Please help me finalize a resume that will get a lot of attention!