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I asked out a 38 year old guy at a club 😂

For context I’m 26. But I saw him and he looked like a mountain and I wanted to climb. Have the first date tomorrow. Meeting at a public place to be safe.

Dating older men is gonna be ticked off tomorrow. But I honestly don’t know how that’s gonna go.

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u/Cold_Crazy2875 — 7 hours ago
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Exploring the Experiences of Women with an Intimate Partner who uses GLP-1s

Ethics Approval Number: S262269 / this post have received oversight and approval from the moderators

Hi everyone,

My name is Lili and I am a student researcher at the University of the Sunshine Coast (QLD, Aus). The research team I am working is conducting an important study which would like to explore the experiences of women, whose intimate partners ARE using or HAVE used GLP-1s (e.g. Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or others) for weight loss.

The overall aim of this study is to better understand partners’ experiences and perspectives because despite these medications becoming more popular, there is very little research and information about this specific topic and population.

Note. The study was initially open to both men and women. However I’ve only currently had men participate, hence the exclusively female population

CAN YOU PARTICIPATE?
✅ you identify as female (ANYONE who identifies as female is welcome!- including gender assigned at birth, transgender, or anyone who simply identifies as female)

✅ you are in an intimate partnership (All relationship types/ sexual orientations are applicable here)

✅your intimate partner is/has used a GLP-1 for weight loss

✅You are over the age of 18

✅Live in Australia/ New Zealand/ Oceania

RESEARCH STUDY DETAILS
If you meet the eligibility criteria above, you are invited to complete a confidential face-to-face interview either online through zoom (🕓approx. 45-60 minutes). When interviews are completed, each participant will receive $25 direct bank transfer as a genuine thank you for their time.

Topics which will be explored in the interview include: your perceptions of your relationship, emotional wellbeing, weight-related beliefs, and shared social behaviours such as eating and physical activity.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE
❗️To register interest in the interviewss❗️
Note: registering interest does not mean you HAVE to do an interview. More information will be provided beforehand!

  1. Follow this link 🔗 : https://uniofsunshinecoast.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\\\_ahhbRL8Naryxram
  2. Email 📧: lyc002@student.usc.edu.au
  3. Scan the QR code attached in the flyer attached

Even if you aren’t eligible, if anyone knows any female partners of GLP-1 users, I would really appreciate if you could share this post with them ✨we hope to contribute to future research and better support/ resources for ALL partners experiencing/ adjusting to significant changes following substantial weight loss!

Thank you everyone !

u/ccalitzlili — 11 hours ago
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Aus alert, discussion where you'll be

just curious, where is everyone going to be during this time ? for those that don't have to be somewhere ie. work etc. whether you're keeping it on or off on purpose. where would you/are you choosing to be if able ? I'm only picturing a busy supermarket or street with these loud alarms and imagining it to be almost a crazy scene out of a movie.

am normally somewhere alone & remote but kinda curious to see what it will be like.

how is the widespread frequency going to affect animals, birds especially ? or even pets ?

curious to hear your opinions 😁

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u/Super_Highlight7338 — 1 day ago
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Adelaide airport pulls ads from conservation groups but keeps gas and mining ads during ALP conference

> Conservation groups have questioned why their advertisements targeting Labor politicians were pulled by Adelaide airport for breaking rules on political advertising while others promoting gas and mining kept running.

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u/neon_overload — 1 day ago
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YIMBY ranks Hobart as the most restrictive capital city for housing development

"In Adelaide and Hobart, the main restriction is the widespread use of two-storey limits. The vast majority of Hobart (97 per cent) is limited in this way, with almost the only exception near Franklin Wharf."

"Hobart has constraints on 97 per cent of its land"

Yet the Hobart City council responsible for these restrictions are "fighting the housing affordability crisis" by banning AirBnB's in a few select neighbourhoods?

C'mon...

abc.net.au
u/AdventureLizard — 2 days ago
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Driving along the beach this morning and I came across this.

You need a pretty wild imagination to even try to understand this and why it is here.

u/DredgenYorMom — 3 days ago
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Great Barrier Reef microbiome mapped as researchers discover 500 bacterial species previously unknown to science

> Analysing DNA from seawater samples of 48 reefs, researchers have mapped the microbiome of the Great Barrier Reef, documenting more than 360,000 distinct viruses as well as more than 500 new bacterial species not previously known to science.

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u/89b3ea330bd60ede80ad — 3 days ago
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If you think that the AusAlert test is a plot to activate your mind control chips. I'm sorry but you're a fucking idiot.

Seriously do all these people have shit for brains? It's a fucking alert for bushfires and earthquakes and shit

u/Prestigious-Day9370 — 5 days ago
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Australian Licenses

My friend and I are in a long standing debate about ACT Canberra licenses. He has found what appears to be a licence card but I am saying it is fake because there is no hologram or what looks like to be security features. Can someone in Canberra ACT please tell me… do ACT drivers licences have a security hologram like all other states?

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u/dwwwn — 3 days ago
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Brisbane woman naturally conceives identical quadruplets in 'one of the rarest births in the world'

> A Brisbane woman has given birth to identical quadruplet daughters in what doctors have described as one of the rarest births in the world. > > Jenitar Na'amoana and her partner Jortham's four babies were delivered by caesarean at 28 weeks and four days gestation last week at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. > > Emily, Harriet, Alexa, and Catherine are healthy but are being cared for in a neonatal intensive care unit.

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u/89b3ea330bd60ede80ad — 5 days ago
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The decline of Hughsey. He pisses in drinking glasses.

Guy pisses in glasses? Sounds like a One Nation voter.

u/Prestigious-Day9370 — 6 days ago
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What are your thoughts on Nationals political candidates outside of their allegiance with Liberals?

Personal opinion: I have seen some MPs who are out on the ground with their rural constituents and fight for real issues, not the cultural wars that the higher-ups of the Coalition love to do. Maybe it's just the isolated few and is not representative of the whole party, but seems these MPs have way more sense than whatever the bullock that Libs are doing at the moment.

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u/CoolAd5798 — 5 days ago
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PHON supporters at work

Fella at work asked me today for my opinion on Pauline Hanson, we are both wage workers, he's admitted to struggling with cost of living etc.

He says he's gonna vote for her, I said 'you'd be voting for less money for you and me' thinking that'd be the line.

After some solid tid bits I could use to maybe change his mind. I know like, racist, xenophobic won't move the needle. Need stuff that will affect a middle aged white guy working a bartender job on an award wage.

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u/Chapter-Capital — 7 days ago
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'Impossible': Nauru community detainees say Australian funds not enough to buy food with

> Of 78 people interviewed for the report, 99 per cent said they couldn't afford to buy enough food with their current allowance. > > On top of that, 68 per cent said they rarely or never had access to fresh fruit, vegetables and meat, and 82 per cent said they didn't have easy access to free, clean drinking water.

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u/89b3ea330bd60ede80ad — 6 days ago
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The Greens will cancel Aukus if they become government.

This has always been a bit perplexing, so many people doomering about how "the duopoly and On dont care about Australian's problem and are happy to make Australia a vassal to Amerisrael and there's nothing we can do about it :("

But here, Shoebridge of the Greens outright state, Aukus will be cancelled if they are government, no ifs or buts or the mental gymnastic labor fans love to do to justify it.

A people's government can do whatever it wants if it gets voted with a mandate, we can change the rules, we can kick muricans out of Pine gap. No, they are a collapsing empire and cant afford to invade Australia and they defunded USAid so they ll have a harder time couping a greens government.

I am just a bit annoyed cause people always ask, then who can we vote for to change things when the Greens are literally there and have ready policies for almost all big issues, there's a reason labor pushed a lot more anti-greens propaganda because they are the real threat to Labor

This was from his QnA here https://www.reddit.com/r/australian/comments/1uyin7d/ama_im_david_shoebridge_greens_senator_for_nsw/

u/Ash-2449 — 9 days ago