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Image 1 — I make pet urns. I'm struggling so hard with perfectionism. [help]
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▲ 145 r/Sculpture

I make pet urns. I'm struggling so hard with perfectionism. [help]

The first one I've made was for my soul dog. He loved his green chair. And because its just for my boy, I can accept the significant imperfections.

I haven't started trying to get a customer because I just can't imagine someone wanting something wonky.

The ottoman is just something I made so I can have examples to show.

I struggle so hard to get the sides even, to get my 90* angles. Look at how the lid doesnt fit the size of the box.

I just don't know how to do better.

I want people to have a unique urn for their bebebs. A piece of furniture that their pet loved.

But do you want your pet resting in a wonky urn?

The amount of time I spent on the urn turns the cost (even if I'm working at minimum wage) is...a lot.

I just want to make the perfect resting spot and I just can't be proud of this ottoman.

u/modest_rats_6 — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/colonoscopy

Anyone else have their symptoms flare up after the procedure?

I had mine on Friday. I don't eat big meals. Im on the gastroparesis diet. So I can keep bloating to a minimum.

I also poop weekly. I'm fine with that. Doctors arent...but i know I can feel "fine" at my baseline

I have been so bloated, horrible gut rot, stomach motility.

Did my gut enjoy being empty and this is its retaliation?

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u/modest_rats_6 — 17 days ago
▲ 20 r/disability

Throughout my research, I've been debating the word accessible. By ADA standards, they are met. But in reality, the doors and lack of buttons have kept various types of people from entering their stores independently.

There are 2 states that have 0 accessible stores.

Alabama and Alaska

My 1 experience in Fargo has now started a journey of seeing how many (over 700 stores) are inaccessible.

I started with the recently renovated or new stores. 52 total. Out of those, 28 had heavy doors with no buttons. That is 54% of new stores around the country.

Some had an unmarked lip in the door frame.

Absolutely NONE have a button.

Buttons are not REQUIRED. I get that. I started with the new stores because I wanted to see if they were doing better.

Nope.

Doors are supposed to open to 90*. The door frame is supposed to have clearance of 32" . They have both. In that technicality, they are accessible.

However, just because the door opens to 90*, doesn't mean a person can hold it at that degree to be able to utilize that 32" of clearance.

Because the doors are heavy ass doors.

You can't approach the door head on. Hopefully there isn't a lip you have to wheelie over.

I got stuck between the door and the frame, on an angle with a Caster spinning in the air. I had to wait for someone to come get me. It was just exhausting and I lost my desire to shop after that.

So I'm going alphabetically by state to see what we're working with

54% of their new stores are not accessible. They're probably not TRYING to keep us out, but they are succeeding.

I'm making tiktok videos ive been tracking everything on. I may be doing something absolutely pointless but its fun being a petty bitch

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u/modest_rats_6 — 20 days ago