When did you stop growing?

I’m an 18yo female, and I’ve grown two inches since January, now standing at 5’10”. Tf? I am now taller than my boyfriend, and I was shorter than him when we started dating last June, and I’m brutally and embarrassingly reminded of that every time I stand up.

I’ve steadied out the past few months and haven’t really grown much since, but my height always comes in weird spurts. As much as I love his music, I don’t want to look like Sombr.

When did you guys stop growing height-wise, and what height are you now?

Ty for any replies!!

xoxo

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u/musty_ranch — 5 days ago

Appearance Changes~ I think I cracked the code

I’m an 18yo female and here’s what I consciously manifested since last year:

- a 3 inch reduction in my waist (from 25 to 22 inches!!! Also I didn’t lose any weight- I was 110lbs and now I’m 115.)
- a curvier waist + more defined abs
- different facial structure
- bigger and darker eyes

This is something so simple but once I realized it, I never left the state of having my desires.

It’s that you don’t look at yourself/ can’t see yourself for most of the day anyways, so literally just method act having it. There’s no proof you don’t when you’re not looking. Walk around like you have that shit, carry yourself in the way you would if you had it. I like to walk around like I painted myself as a beautiful woman with my desired appearance and came to life.

When looking in the mirror or catching your reflection, don’t flip back into the old state. “The mirror hasn’t caught up yet.” Instead of looking AT myself and zooming in on each detail I didn’t like, I would kind of look THROUGH myself so I wasn’t picking myself apart.

In terms of affirmations, whenever I had any doubts I would substitute those negative thoughts with saturating my mind with affirmations. Substituting takes over those negative thoughts and puts you back in that state.

Finally, you have to believe that change is possible. For a lot of people, changing things like bone structure would be considered “impossible,” and you can’t have that mindset. Know that it is real and that holding that frequency WILL change everything for you.

I really hope this reaches and helps somebody! In my meditations, I’ve had a lot of input and revelations on manifestation lately and plan on posting here a lot more soon!

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u/musty_ranch — 5 days ago

Just got my first seasonal job, what type of people will I meet?

I am an 18yo female that graduated high school in May and will now be working/living in the most famous national park in America. I’m a bit nervous I won’t meet any friends, which is the first time I’ve ever felt this way.

Are the people there usually younger, or an older crowd? And what are the people attracted to this lifestyle typically like? I know that I’d love to go hiking and swimming with people and make some really close friends but I don’t know what type of crowd this brings in. Just a bit nervous I guess.

xoxo

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u/musty_ranch — 18 days ago

Question: Found this on Pinterest, what style of tattoo is this?

I’m positive this is AI but this is the closest to the style of tattoos I’m going and looking for. To me, it looks sort of like filigree and rococo ornamental in architecture. Tell me what you think.

u/musty_ranch — 18 days ago
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What on earth do I eat?

Hi, I’m 18 and have been living in my CRV out of necessity for a few months now as I finish up high school.

Obviously, I don’t have a fridge, microwave, etc. and the temperature in my car gets pretty hot when I’m not in it.

I’ve pretty much been surviving off of whole-wheat bread and peanut butter. I have also gotten some vegetables, nuts, and fruits which last alright.

Occasionally, I get a microwaveable meal and heat it up at the gas station but I prefer not to buy individual meals because it costs a lot more.

What else can I eat that will last in my car in the heat of the summer? I’m running out of ideas and getting a bit sick of peanut butter.

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u/musty_ranch — 3 months ago

Any job recs for Andromedans?

I’m 18 and decided I’m not going to college because I don’t want to be stuck in school any longer, so my career pretty much starts after this summer.

I despise the thought of a 9-5 job. It’s my literal worst nightmare. I thought about EMS jobs because they do 24 hour shifts and then have 48 hours off, but I need some more recommendations and can’t think of anything.

It doesn’t have to make a lot of money- I’ll be living in my car anyways- but any advice of careers that won’t take over my whole life and autonomy is much appreciated!!

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u/musty_ranch — 3 months ago

Is making $30k a year enough (when living in a car?)

I’m 18 and have been living in my car out of necessity while finishing these last few months of high school. I also got my EMT certification last week, and plan on working as an EMT.

In my area, the starting salary for EMT’s is a little over $30k, but the increase is quite well over time.

I know nothing about finances, but is this enough to live comfortably?

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u/musty_ranch — 3 months ago
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Is making $30k a year enough?

I’m 18 and have been living in my car as I finish up high school out of necessity. I recently got my EMT certification, and am planning to work as an EMT where the starting salary is around $30k a year.
I don’t know much about finances, but is this enough to live comfortably?

Thanks for any help!!

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u/musty_ranch — 3 months ago

I literally got my EMT certification less than a week ago, but I want to be and do more. My long-term goal is to be a firefighter-paramedic.

I’m not going to college after I graduate high school, because I either want to work as an EMT for a few years to gain more experience or go to paramedic school immediately. Like I am dedicated to this and this is what I want to do with my life.

My fear is that not having had worked as an EMT for a few years first would make me a bad paramedic. Do people do this, and is it true?

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u/musty_ranch — 4 months ago

Hi, I’ve just been having a lot of doubts lately. I’ve been manifesting something I keep believing is unrealistic, even though what I’ve learned about manifestation tells me I should be able to do it. Been going through a lot of back and forth.

Just need some type of validation, I guess. A personal success story or somebody else that proved this point would definitely be helpful to hear.

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u/musty_ranch — 4 months ago