u/scatalai_suganach

I have always had negative self talk, always think I deserve less and settle for less than I want. It’s a product of being a woman and the culture I grew up in. I want to change my mindset to be more encouraging towards myself and believe in myself. Does anyone have any good podcast recommendations for this? Preferably female and preferably non-American.

These are the things that I am constantly saying to myself that I want to rewire and replace with better things:
“Be grateful for what you have”
“Don’t stand out, be invisible and blend in”
“Don’t bother trying, you will fail”
“Why do you think you deserve that”
“Just accept what you have been given”

Many thanks!

My significant other is one of the many who were instantly banned (wrongfully, they have great credit and no driving infractions). I have rented a car as he can’t, but it would be nice to share the driving. Will the system flag him if I try to add him as a driver? I am afraid I will also get banned if I do so.

My significant other is one of the many who were instantly banned (wrongfully, they have great credit and no driving infractions). I have rented a car as he can’t, but it would be nice to share the driving. Will the system flag him if I try to add him as a driver? I am afraid I will also get banned if I do so.

I’m not naturally a morning person at all, but have been trying to get my workouts in in the morning recently to be more consistent and not let anything get in the way. I do mostly weightlifting based classes, which I am weaker in the mornings. I can live with that, but what I can’t live with is being absolutely knackered in the afternoon in work.

I really can’t sacrifice that productivity come 2pm or 3pm. Even if I get the same 7-8hrs sleep as I usually do. Can someone tell me if this is temporary and that I should push through? Or should I go back to going in the evening if the mornings are not working?

I am 28, drink once or twice a week usually and play lots of sports. I drink a lot of water but still get dehydrated skin due to lifestyle. I would say I have normal skin type. I do not use any retinol as I spend too much time out in the sun.

I am looking for a moisturiser and eye cream that provide a tonne of hydration. I am currently using Aestura Autobarrier, which I don’t think is the best fit for my needs and CocoKind peptide eye gel which is pretty good but open to suggestions.

For Serums I am using a hyluronic acid one from the ordinary and snail mucin in the evenings. Any and all suggestions are welcome!