u/sneep_snorp_snerp

I have never been able to do pushups before!! The best I could do were knee pushups or really crappy pushups where I didn't go all the way down and barely bent my arms. But guess who just busted out 5 pushups with good form and going all the way down? This guy 😤👈

Thank u chest press machine in my apartment building. Ur a real one and now I am obsessed with building upper body strength

I hateee buying stuff online bc I have to pay for shipping and I live in a big apartment building with a confusing layout so packages get left in random places. Sometimes it's left on the sidewalk outside the apartment building. Maybe it'll be delivered to the actual package dropoff area in the garage. Or it could be delivered to someone who has the same exact apt number except they're on the west side and ur on the east side 🤦

I'll probably call all the game stores near me, but I want to know if this is even possible. I live in the US, specifically in SoCal.

I'm a trans guy and I'd really like to transfer to ucsc once I finish my two years at cc, it's probably my number one choice rn and has been for a while. I know that santa cruz is a very liberal area, but I'm still thinking about general safety and acceptance of the school. I'd also like to get on the men's ultimate team, so I'm a little worried about that. are there any trans ppl in this subreddit that can tell me about what's it's like at ucsc? or if ur cis, do u have any trans friends that are having a good time? I'm sure it's probably fine but I'm just anxious about it bc I probably won't be on hormones or pass anytime soon, so I'll be pretty visibly trans while at school. I would love to hear anyone's experience!

I need to stay with my family for the next two years while I attend community college. I can't even get a minimum wage job to earn some side cash so I don't know how I would find a good job that would cover rent and groceries in my expensive city/state. I really don't have a choice but to tough it out with my abusive dad and my overall good but not accepting mom. I will almost certainly not be able to start hrt in the next two years. I'm already on shaky ground with my dad so I can't mess up my relationship with my mom so that neither of my parents want me to live with them.

I thought I would feel more like an adult at 18. I thought I might be starting hrt now that I'm legally an adult but I'm still just waiting. I'm trying to help myself in other ways like working out and changing my body that way or just starting to socially transition with other ppl in my life. I just can't stop thinking about how behind I am. I wish I could've been one of those ppl that started hrt at 15. I wish I could start now. I just don't know if I can. I would need to at the very least get some money to pay for it and then find multiple ppl that would help me if I got kicked out. I wished my voice sounded right. I wish my body looked right. I wish my body felt right. I'm just so bummed. I wish I was a real guy and I didn't have to go through this.

What do I do? How do I cope? I'm trying really hard to figure out a way for me to start hrt without completely screwing myself over housing and financially wise, but I don't know if I realistically can.

I literally just graduated high school and I'm looking for my first job. I applied to amc and got my first interview ever (yay!) I went to an amc group interview and while it did take twice as long as they said it would take, it was pretty normal. They asked us basic questions and we all answered them.

The weird part is that after they asked us all the questions, the interviewers said "ok guys! we r gonna split u guys up into smaller groups to and continue the interview process. If I call ur name go with my associate :)" I thought they were implying that we would continue the interview with smaller groups, but then one of interviewers walked us down to the main entrance area of the amc without telling us where we were actually going, and then said "ok thanks for coming. does anyone need parking validation?" and everyone collectively went huh?? and then we were told that we would be receiving emails in a couple hours saying whether or not we got the job. It's now the end of the day and I didn't get an email.

everyone in the group was kinda shocked by the whole "follow me to continue the interview!!" and then being shown the door thing. It just felt so abrupt.

I have never gone to an interview before, and obviously I know they're just trying to cut a bunch of ppl and find the select few that they actually want, but this just felt odd. Is this normal??

I am a newbie who played like 6 games at a gaming convention in late february, and I absolutely loved it. I had already played stuff like werewolf and avalon so I already had some experience with social deduction games. I have only played TB, but I've binged watched a bunch of games on youtube. I'm still learning all the intricacies of the game and the mechanics of specific characters and situations, but I feel like I have a decent grasp on the basics.

I have a trip coming up in late july where I'll be spending a week in a house with a sports team of 20ish teenagers plus a couple of adult coaches and chaperones. I'm 18, and all my teammates will be in the 15-19 yo range. The last couple times I went on this trip my coach would host games of avalon and most ppl have consistently liked it, but obviously botc is much more confusing than most other social deduction games.

I would love to play botc on this trip, but realistically I don't know if I'd be able to ST very well. Will this game just be too confusing? Should I buy the TB character sheets? How difficult is it to manage all the roles and make decisions like handling a mayor bounce? How do I lead a game when ppl want to talk over each other? I really love the complexity and layers of botc, but idk if the average not very nerdy person will enjoy it as much as me.

Please help!! Any and all tips would be appreciated! I want to make this happen!

Yes, I know that no one can predict the future. Yes, I know that the war with iran will most likely not end soon. I just want to hear other people's opinions because I am not an experienced flyer.

I have a summer trip from the end of july to the beginning of august and I plan to go from BUR->DEN. I've been watching prices throughout march and april and It's stayed about in the same $350-$400 range.

At this point, I don't think prices will get any better. The gas problems will not magically solve themselves next week and now I'm just getting closer and closer to my travel day. I'm almost positive I will just buy a ticket today at $365 and accept that prices are higher this year.

Would there be any advantage to waiting for prices to drop? Or should I lock in the price today?