u/sheepcrossing

Hello all! Firstly I want to say I will not be attempting this repair on my own, I have enlisted the help of two friends who have experience working on their cars.

My local shop told me my "lower" motor mount needs to be replaced. When I went shopping on Rockauto (per this sub's suggestion) it has the mounts listed as left or right. My friend told me I could go look at my motor mounts and figure out which one the "lower" one is, but frankly I don't want to risk buying the wrong one 😅 and figured someone here might have experience and be able to tell me for sure which one I need to buy. It's a 4 door sedan (LX) automatic 1.8l if that is pertinent.

Thanks in advance!

Hi all! I posted some time ago and received the very valuable feedback that my portfolio needs to be viewable and optimized for mobile. I have done just that and it is now about 80% finished! The business cards will take you to an empty page but the book and cellphone both take you to their respectibe project pages, and there are also About and Contact pages! And of course if anyone does happen to be on desktop, all pages should be visible there already :)

I would be very grateful to anyone who takes a look and lets me know what you think :) thanks in advance!

What the title says. I'm not a new DM but also don't have a ton of experience. I've been running this game since December. We meet every other week at best (we've had 7 sessions) and the sessions are almost always less than 4 hours. I spend hours/days prepping and then the session comes and I feel like I'm just flailing around and being pressured by my players to not run things the way I planned/the module says. My players can probably brute force their way through curse of strahd with very little help from allies, which is good because they have spent the last couple sessions going around making NPCs hate them. Fights are boring, roleplay is tense in a bad way, and i end every session thinking "why did i let them talk me out of this plan? I should have done x, y, z" and that feeling persists into the next day, so I don't think it's just DM drop.

I guess my question is, should I press on and hope the feeling lessens or that I find my flow as a DM? Or does this mean I don't really like DMing and should just call it? I love my players IRL. We're all very good friends who hang out outside of DnD. I don't want to "dump them" as a DM but I also don't know how to tell them I feel like this without hurting their feelings 😭