Advice

Hi everyone, how are you all doing?
I’m a 23 year old girl from Spain, and I’m turning 24 in a couple of months. One of my dreams is to take my English to a completely different level, ideally with a British accent or something similar. I absolutely love accents, and I’d really like to get rid of my Spanish accent when I speak English.
What can I do to achieve this? I’m doing all of this because I want to act in films, so I’d really appreciate any advice you might have.
I’ve been thinking about moving abroad, but I honestly don’t know where I should go. I’m completely willing to move somewhere if that’s what it takes. Do you think it’s too late for me?
I speak Spanish and Arabic fluently. My English still needs a lot of work, obviously. I’ve been learning it at school my whole life, I always watch movies and TV shows in English, I consume a lot of English content, etc., but I feel like it’s still not enough.
I feel like I’m already behind and that I should have started much earlier.
Thank you so much for reading, and I hope I’m not bothering anyone!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 8 days ago

Advice

Hi everyone, how are you all doing?
I’m a 23 year old girl from Spain, and I’m turning 24 in a couple of months. One of my dreams is to take my English to a completely different level, ideally with a British accent or something similar. I absolutely love accents, and I’d really like to get rid of my Spanish accent when I speak English.
What can I do to achieve this? I’m doing all of this because I want to act in films, so I’d really appreciate any advice you might have.
I’ve been thinking about moving abroad, but I honestly don’t know where I should go. I’m completely willing to move somewhere if that’s what it takes. Do you think it’s too late for me?
I speak Spanish and Arabic fluently. My English still needs a lot of work, obviously. I’ve been learning it at school my whole life, I always watch movies and TV shows in English, I consume a lot of English content, etc., but I feel like it’s still not enough.
I feel like I’m already behind and that I should have started much earlier.
Thank you so much for reading, and I hope I’m not bothering anyone!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 8 days ago

Importante

Hola a todos/as,
Espero que estéis bien. Soy una chica de 23 años que quiere empezar un tratamiento de ortodoncia porque tengo sobremordida y bastante apiñamiento dental.
El problema es que prácticamente ya estoy lista para empezar el tratamiento. Lo único que me falta es extraerme las muelas del juicio y comenzar la ortodoncia. Sin embargo, tengo un diente supernumerario incluido que me está complicando muchísimo la situación.
He consultado con varios cirujanos maxilofaciales y he recibido opiniones completamente diferentes. Algunos me dicen que no lo extraerían porque, debido a su localización, existe cierto riesgo asociado a la cirugía. Otros, en cambio, consideran que sí se puede extraer.
Esta situación está retrasando mi tratamiento de ortodoncia y, sinceramente, no sé qué hacer. Me gustaría encontrar una solución que no me cause problemas ni me exponga a riesgos innecesarios.
Soy de Madrid y estoy muy preocupada por todo esto. Llevo mucho tiempo ahorrando dinero para poder hacerme la ortodoncia y me hacía muchísima ilusión empezar cuanto antes. Ahora mismo me siento bloqueada, frustrada y bastante desesperada porque no sé cuál es la mejor decisión.
¿Alguien ha pasado por una situación parecida con un diente supernumerario incluido? ¿Qué hicisteis y qué me recomendaríais?
Muchas gracias por leerme.

u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Important

Hi everyone,
I hope you’re all doing well. I’m a 23-year-old woman who wants to start orthodontic treatment because I have a deep bite and significant dental crowding.
The problem is that I’m almost ready to begin treatment. The only things left are having my wisdom teeth removed and then starting orthodontics. However, I have an impacted supernumerary tooth that is making everything much more complicated.
I’ve consulted several oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and I’ve received completely different opinions. Some of them say they would not remove the supernumerary tooth because it carries a risk due to its location, while others say they would remove it.
This situation is delaying my orthodontic treatment, and I honestly don’t know how to move forward. I’m trying to find a solution that won’t cause problems or expose me to unnecessary risks.
I’m from Madrid, Spain, and I’m extremely worried about this. I’ve been saving money for a long time to finally get orthodontic treatment, and it means a lot to me. I was really excited to start, but now I feel completely stuck and don’t know what to do.
Has anyone been in a similar situation with an impacted supernumerary tooth? What did you do, and what would you recommend?
Thank you so much for reading.

u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Important topic

Hi everyone,
I hope you’re all doing well. I’m a 23-year-old woman who wants to start orthodontic treatment because I have a deep bite and significant dental crowding.
The problem is that I’m almost ready to begin treatment. The only things left are having my wisdom teeth removed and then starting orthodontics. However, I have an impacted supernumerary tooth that is making everything much more complicated.
I’ve consulted several oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and I’ve received completely different opinions. Some of them say they would not remove the supernumerary tooth because it carries a risk due to its location, while others say they would remove it.
This situation is delaying my orthodontic treatment, and I honestly don’t know how to move forward. I’m trying to find a solution that won’t cause problems or expose me to unnecessary risks.
I’m from Madrid, Spain, and I’m extremely worried about this. I’ve been saving money for a long time to finally get orthodontic treatment, and it means a lot to me. I was really excited to start, but now I feel completely stuck and don’t know what to do.
Has anyone been in a similar situation with an impacted supernumerary tooth? What did you do, and what would you recommend?
Thank you so much for reading.

u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question ideass

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago

Question

Hello everyone!!
I’m fascinated by companies like Apple etc… and by software products that completely change the way people interact with tech.

I’m currently trying to train myself to spot opportunities by studying frustrations rather than brainstorming random ideas.

So I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What’s a tech product or software tool that millions of people use, but that you believe is still fundamentally broken, outdated, or poorly designed?
What makes you feel like there has to be a better way.

Could be anything from smartphones and wearables to email, calendars, productivity software, operating systems, smart home devices, or something more niche.
I’m curious to learn where people think the biggest unsolved problems still exist.
Thank you!

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u/mysterygirlcinema — 4 months ago