u/probablynervouss

Press on nail recommendations

Press on nail recommendations

Always have liked acrylic nails but never get them done because the prices are crazy unaffordable these days. anyways what are some brands you recommend for relatively small nails. Also, what ingredients do you use to help them stay on longer? everytime i use press ons they fall off quickly. are press ons meant to be reusable? send me ur tips and tricks (and the more affordable the better :) ) nail pic for reference looool

u/probablynervouss — 1 day ago

was supposed to graduate from nursing school a year ago but was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and started dealing with a shit ton of medical issues. then thought i was going to graduate this semester but had to slow down again. dont even know if ill be able to do classes in the fall. really just feeling devastated since a lot of my friends graduate this semester. feel really sad. quick vent, thats all ☹️

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u/probablynervouss — 20 days ago

little background: autoimmune disease is well managed but the chronic fatigue has me only going to school part time and taking a break from work. i have one semester of school left and am secured a 6 figure job when i am healthy enough to take it. im generally attractive and overall a really fun, outgoing, adventurous, smart, hard working, supportive, non toxic person, and people love to have me around, but dealing with this fatigue has caused me to become more hesitant to start dating and i spend a lot of time resting at home and relaxing. the fatigue is a result of a medication i was on, and with rest and regulating stress, my energy levels should make a comeback within the next year.

i guess my question is, how does a girl like me go about approaching guys on like dating apps and being up front about it? is this something you would be willing to tolerate if u met someone u really liked? i dont want to get myself emotionally involved with men who arent able to cope with a situation like this and idk whens a good time to mention it

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u/probablynervouss — 21 days ago

took dayvigo for the first time last night around 10 pm. felt very minimal effects by 11 pm so i decided to take another dose. fell asleeep IMMEDIATELY like in less than 10 minutes. so 10 mg worked great but i am super groggy at almost 11 am the next morning. does the grogginess fade with time? should i have given the 5 mg dose more time to be effective? not sure what to do

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u/probablynervouss — 22 days ago

for context, i was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis two years ago at 24 yo and had to get on steroids for it, and for a long time since tapering off ive been dealing with pretty severe fatigue. i still go to school and plan on taking the summer off to let my body rest, and the fatigue is slowly improving. i see people with chronic illnesses on social media boast about the amazing partners they have, and i see how supportive they are of them in their chronic illness journeys. ive really avoided putting myself out there since my breakup with my ex because i tell myself things like "who would want me" or "no ones going to want someone who is sick and always tired."

i guess im looking for ways to approach dating or tips to finding supportive partners in this journey? what worked for you? how do you meet people willing to learn about your condition and helping you instead of adding more stress to your life?

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u/probablynervouss — 22 days ago