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Where is the safest place to get a second hand iPhone where I won't get scammed or get a crappy phone? Preferably on contract but cash it also fine. Thank you!

I am meeting my boyfriend's parents this week and am incredibly nervous, not only because it's the first time but also because his parents are significantly wealthy

Let me give some context, I am 24 years old and in my first serious relationship with my boyfriend, 26. I don't come from a wealthy or 'comfortable' family at all, we have and still struggled financially my whole life. On the other hand, my boyfriend, who is also white so we're also in an interracial relationship, comes from a quite a wealthy family (wealthy in the sense that they go on overseas holidays every year, they live in a very wealthy suburb etc.)

I am so anxious to be going to his family house for the first time for some reason. Maybe I am just feeling insecure at our differences. It's also been quite different to date someone who is significantly wealthier than you, like differences in our habits and education and family structures (my family is estranged whereas his is a unit). I don't want to feel embarrassed, which is what I often feel when we compare the ways we've grown up and live.

Am I the only one who is feeling like this? Please tell me your experiences guys!!

Maybe someone has already asked this, sorry!

Love this novel for it's uniqueness, not only in the fantasy element but also the romance. It was unlike your typical "BookTok Romantasy" books, it had real depth and meaning.

Looking for something similar, a fantasy romance with just as much depth as Alchemised.

Maybe someone has already asked this, sorry!

Love this novel for it's uniqueness, not only in the fantasy element but also the romance. It was unlike your typical "BookTok Romantasy" books, it had real depth and meaning.

Looking for something similar, a fantasy romance with just as much depth as Alchemised.

So I am a young female uni student on a budget and looking to lose a little weight. I am interested in buying a walking pad since I see so many good things about them online. Just wondering if they are worth buying and if anyone has actually seen proper results in using them daily?

I want to start walking more but 100% scared of walking outside alone in my area as a girl lol.

Also, where would you recommend buying an affordable one? I'm thinking Facebook marketplace or takealot but unsure of the quality for around R2500 to R3000.

Thanks!

Currently studying towards a BJourn which is a long time passion of mine. How do you think this will fair out in current SA?

I am just so worried that I won't find work after graduation or AI is gonna make my industry even more redundant. I am planning on a PCGE just in case though.

Anyone working in media/journalism who can offer their advice/experience?

At what age and year did you guys move out COMPLETELY by yourself? As in absolutely very little to no financial help from your parents/family. ie. Paid your own deposit/rent, food, utilities, petrol, car etc. with money you earned yourself.

Also, HOW do you do it recently if you're young?

For those who had help from parents, what did they contribute?

Looking for places to get affordable or on sale sneakers. Are the Springfield outlet stores in Value Centre good enough? Even something reputable online?