I want to get rid of this tattoo, but unsure about the healing process

I want to get rid of this tattoo, but unsure about the healing process

Hi guys, I got this tattoo almost 7 years ago and have regretted it ever since. I’ve been looking into tattoo removal, but after seeing people‘s results of discoloration in their skin or white marks, kinda leaves me a little skeptical of getting it removed. My tattoo is slightly raised and has blown out. Has anyone on here ever achieved complete removal?

u/lapapaya__ — 14 days ago

27F, currently taking classes at LA Pierce College and going through a bit of a career pivot. I’m would like to get to know LA but I don’t know anyone out here yet. Are there any good clubs, groups, or social hubs where people in their mid-late 20's can meet new people and make friends?

Hi guys I recently left my job and I'm commuting to LA to take some classes at the community college since it was too late to register at my local community college. Is their any spots or social/fitness clubs you would recommend to meet new people?

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u/lapapaya__ — 1 month ago

Are there other platforms where I can learn the basics of coding and data science besides taking classes at a community college?

Hi guys! I’m planning to pivot into a different career, but I still want to learn how to code on the side. I’m currently trying to get into a nursing program, but it’ll probably take me a while to get in. I want to have something to fall back on in case I’m not able to get into the program. I do have a little bit of experience with Python from undergrad, but that’s about it.

I’m a little nervous about taking coding classes at an actual school because if I don’t do well, I’m worried it could affect my GPA and hurt my chances of getting into the nursing program. Has anyone here learned how to code through platforms like Coursera, Udemy, or other online programs? If so, did you actually feel like you learned useful skills and were able to apply them to a real job?

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u/lapapaya__ — 2 months ago

Putting in my two week notice after only working six months at a company. Does it look bad even if you’re planning to go back to school and pivot careers?

For contacts that only has six months of corporate experience. I currently work in transportation, I never thought I would hate working in my career path until now. I have the opportunity to go back to school, but I’m terrified that I won’t be able to find a job current job market/only have six months of experience. Has anyone found other opportunities with only having six months experience on the résumé? Has anyone pivoted out of. Career path they hate?

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u/lapapaya__ — 3 months ago

Is it safe to quit with only five months of corporate experience?

Hi guys, I’m 27 years old working in transportation sector. After long conversations with myself, I’m slowly realizing that I’m slowly investing, my time to a career that I absolutely hate and would love to pivot. This is my first time working in a corporate space, but I do have a year of experience working in a small tax firm. Would it be stupid of me to quit now or should I wait a couple more months to quit since only have a little less than five months of corporate experience?

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u/lapapaya__ — 4 months ago