I’m a cosmetologist that’s worked in barbershops the last 10 years. I’m moving to a state where cosmetologists can’t legally work in a barbershop and I’m devastated. I might work at a sports clips while I do the crossover program. I’m use to making about $2k/week. I know I’m taking a huge pay cut. How much do you normally make hourly? How much should I ask for if they ask?
Moved the battery to try to get at this rusted nut and the rod supporting the battery just fell inside my car. Does this matter? Will it jam something important if I drive like this or is it fine until I can figure out how to get it out?
I can’t see where it is I ordered a magnet rod thing to try to fish it out but if I can’t get it do you think I’ll have to get my car lifted up so I can take off the flap underneath to find it? Should I just leave it and order another one?
I took mife at 8am 2 days ago. 4 misos vaginally all at once at 12:30pm yesterday. Yesterday I was exactly 5 weeks pregnant. Right now it’s about 8am.
Seemed like a successful normal abortion, started cramping about an hour in, peaked around hours 4-7, bled through 2 large pads. Boobs are no longer tender. 0 clots.
I’m wondering if I need to take more misos or just wait. My app I got the pills from says 24/7 care but I’m just talking to a robot that’s not answering my question.
Im a fraternal twin myself and carry the hyperovulation gene. Whenever I ovulate on both sides I can usually feel it, and I definitely did this month. I felt my implantation cramps day 8 after ovulating and they never stopped. Google said implementation cramps usually last 1-3 days but mine stayed consistent and I never had a day where I haven’t had cramps since that day. I read twins can implant a few days apart so maybe that’s why there was no break.
I tested positive 4 days before my missed period which would have been yesterday. I’ve been SO tired. It won’t let up I can’t stop sleeping. Im in the middle of moving out of state and I can barely get anything done. I feel drugged. Occasionally get dizzy and I just feel very weak. My nipples are also very tender but those are all my only symptoms.
I’m not keeping it so I won’t be getting an ultrasound to confirm. I won’t be able to do the thing until I’m at 6 weeks. Im just curious if this is a normal amount of tired for only being 4 weeks or if anyone else with multiples experienced being this tired. Idk how people can be pregnant and have jobs at the same time being this fatigued.
At first I was just in black abyss. Floating, not really having too much thought, then eventually realizing I couldn’t move my arms or legs and hearing a familiar voice saying something but I couldn’t understand it. Then suddenly I was born. There were a bunch of other little seahorses around me and I was trying to figure out how to swim but I didn’t have arms or legs and I kept sinking. If I sort of relaxed and let my natural instincts take over I could swim for a few seconds but then I’d think too hard about the fact that I didn’t have legs and I’d panic and sink again. I started reaching the bottom of the ocean and there were these crustations climbing up me and were biting and scratchy. I woke up and was kicking them off my legs cause I could feel them as I was waking up.
Ever dream you weren’t human?
He’s severely afraid of heights to the point where he’s afraid of parking garages, elevators, being in a high rise building near a window, and of course flying.
I guess he didn’t have this fear as much as a child and it got worse as an adult. I really think these severe phobias stem from dying from falling in a past life. It’s so physical for him he starts shaking and can’t overcome it.
He really wants to be able to travel and be more comfortable with flying. Is there anyone who has done something to overcome this fear? I was thinking hypnosis or hypnotic regression but I’m sure that’s hard to find.
Just moved here and my bfs looking for just a regular white guy haircut. Some shops by me look like they mainly do urban cuts and sometimes they try to give him lineup and don’t really know how to do the scissor work.