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And if there's romance, it's not the center focus of the story and mainly wholesome and pure fluff.

Something that would last all day

Here's what I need to avoid and limit: Nightshades- eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, added sugar, spicy food, gluten, dairy

It annoys me pretty badly since a lot of my favourite foods contained these, I adore spicey and sour food but need to avoid it for my own good.

Something tart, fresh, beautiful, not overly sweet, suitable for most ocassions.

My mother uses Chance Au Tendre and I love how photorealistic the opening smells, it reminds me of grapefruit peel aith florals but the note is shortlived.

It doesn't matter if it's more floral or citrusy, but as long as it's not overly cloying or sweet, I'm willing to test it.

I have been meaning to try the Pamplelune one from Guerlain, The Pamplemousse Rose from Hermes and the Atelier Cologne Pomelo Paradise and Orange Sanguine, but I am not sure if they're realistic enough.

Something tart, fresh, beautiful, not overly sweet, suitable for most ocassions.

My mother uses Chance Au Tendre and I love how photorealistic the opening smells, it reminds me of grapefruit peel aith florals but the note is shortlived.

I might not want to chase the meta but I want to have fun with my favourite units and make the most out of them, to have fun and make them strong.

Who should I get from the standard 5 star selector?

I heard she works with Durin/Nicole and Fischl but I want to have more options since she's my absolute favorite.

Help me out with a plan, to improve and advance in life over the next couple of years, as someone who hasn't finished highschool and doesn't have a job.

Doesn't know math, science, barely worked before, doesn’t know anything about computers.

I don't know what to do, I isolated myself for so long after being abused and bullied.

I forgot most things about anything that I have learned Even if I spend hours watching documentaries, I feel like studying would crush my confidence because that's how little I remember

I wish I would be able to have enough time to take care of my mother as she gets older and to have some free time.

I am afraid that I might never achieve my dreams if I continue like this but everything seems so far away

I want to learn a language, to save up for an instrument, I like history and geography but I think that being a teacher wouldn't be a good fit for someone so introverted even if I can be warm and compassionate.

I wish I would have a stable job that pays decently.

I want something warm, cozy, comforting, something that would bring me joy throughout all seasons.

It feels like such a simple concept but, most of the gourmands that I've tried are centered around vanilla, chocolate, cotton candy, marshmallows.

When I got into perfume, that's what I kept trying to find, something accessible that would remind me of gingerbread, cinammon and orange.

Could you help me find something like this, preferably one that is long lasting?

I want something warm, cozy, comforting, something that would bring me joy throughout all seasons.

It feels like such a simple concept but, most of the gourmands that I've tried are centered around vanilla, chocolate, cotton candy, marshmallows.

When I got into perfume, that's what I kept trying to find, something accessible that would remind me of gingerbread, cinammon and orange.

Could you help me find something like this, preferably one that is long lasting?

Something that would cheer you right up or help you unwind.

Something akin to Chloe's Nomade Egypte and its flankers, Salvador Dali's Laguna & Pour Homme Zoologist's Sacred Scarab and Camel

Dense herbaceous, incense, resinous, balsamic, woodsy, spicy, tea like scents, especially earl grey or deep cyphres like Passion from Elizabeth Taylor

Papyrus, cyrpiol oil, davana, elemi, myrrh, frankensience, nutmeg, cardamom, olibanum, peppermint, coriander, sandalwood and so on.

No overwhelming sweetness or candy like quality

I'm willing to save up for a decant of a well blended or more expensive scent but, don't go overboard

I tend to be very curious and want to experience more fragrances, but I don't think it's a necessity so I don't want to waste too much money on such fleeting things, especially because I'm rather young.