Self Care

... sheveled early, before my conscious self could catch on to what... hubs will take the best care of you possible. Nice to...

... now. They know all we care about is their chip markets... say otherwise, but it seems self evident.

... I'm sure Denis did not care. who knows if he had... my partner say I didn't care at this point in time... fucked my throat getting him self off "I'm cumming baby" He... using it to get him self off again It was a...

... often get made into dedicated self contained ICs. And I was... obviously a time that didn't care as much about bandwidth or... the resistor network and the self biased transistor followed by something ...

... top of all this — their Self Care portal requires a Business Registration...

... roughly as follows: 1) recursive self improvement, 2) country of geniuses... doing things that we don’t care about, like growing bones or...

... a gun owner. I don't care to get into the nitty... machine gun. What I do care about is the rise in... think owning a gun "for self defense" is an act of...

... or 3, and this isn't self identifying people, this is 'put... like me, who really don't care if its there or not...

... instead creates a strawman of self hate. By no means im... to me, irrational at that. Self hatred is something quite different ..., it's still great that they care.

... so no one else to care for her on such short... get another day from work (self employed and fully booked for ...

... a shadow of his former self and making it everyone else's..., despite people generally claiming they care about quality of narrative and...

Bringing a cigar, my jetboil, and my aeropress somewhere remote and just listening to the birds has become one of my favorite past times this year. -10 HP for the cigar, +100 mental health points. submitted by /u/evilsway to r/motorcycles [link] [comments]

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When you're struggling to motivate and most importantly when showering feels like a huge chore you can kinda just skip without a lot of consequences, it can be easy to get in a habit of just not, or skipping too many in a row, you don't wanna lose the comfort and no one really enjoys your efforts, I know how it can be because I've been there and some of my friends have too, some still are even, you're not alone. Well what if there was a way to make showers fun, enjoyable, and still not take extra time trying to make a game out of it (which can become exhausting)? There is, and I've found it, and it can be for friends you enjoy the company of not just your relationship partner, you take a initiation synchronized shower, you shower together, just without all the messy downsides like being in the way or seeing each other naked without the choice not to, no hair in your face no worrying about elbowing someone, it's great. All you have to do is send a message asking if they want to, established this as a norm; shower every two days, three days, then once it's all confirmed, you confirm a time if there's any question, and you each say you're ready as you are, once all ready, you can reconfirm by asking if everyone is/they are, in case there was a delay between you both being ready, then you say you're getting in or some other indication message, and leave some "response necessary" message, I love my friends and partners so I would always just say that, then the response is either that they are also hopping in, or for the more rushed/laid back, simply responding, in my case saying they love me too, once everyone has confirmed, the last one to confirm gets right in and the ones who were earlier and waited get in on the same confirmation, it's typically within seconds of each other and you wanna be as ready as you can be by time you say it so there's no delay, then it's business as usual and a "Done" or otherwise denoting that you've finished message, that's it, the rest is also just normal conversation and a normal shower event set, so that's about it, you can talk about or ask about the shower or how it went or how they feel if you choose submitted by /u/Syreeta5036 to r/traaaaaaaaaaaansbians [link] [comments]

Hi girlies, I (25F) wanted to know how do you all take care of yourselves? Do you all follow all those self care videos we see on insta and youtube? Or other things you follow? I am working and barely have any energy left on the weekends to do anything.. Especially working women what do you do for yourselves? Please give me tips.. it could be anything like skincare, music, books anything.. Thankss❤️ submitted by /u/MammothGrand8022 to r/selfcare [link] [comments]

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I put a face and hair mask once a week and walk 10 000 steps a day. How do you take care of yourself? submitted by /u/Expert-Session3866 to r/selfcare [link] [comments]

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I realise my mother has been the catalyst for a hell of a lot of trauma in my life. And although I am working on myself, my mother’s attempt at self reflection doesn’t go beyond looking in the mirror. How do you cope with the responsibility of aiding and assisting them when realistically, you find it hard just being in their company? How do you reconcile the guilt you feel and the anger at their lack of effort to help themselves? It’s like my needs were unimportant for a great deal of my childhood and now I’m supposed to be the carer to someone that I find to be the most hurtful and inconsiderate person I know. I know people who are in their twenties that are practically walking away from parents and cutting them out of their life. “Go no contact” is a phrase that I see bandied about often online. “Just because they are your parents, doesn’t mean you have to…” but I can’t just do that. I’m sure there must be other Gen X dealing with Boomer parents who are going through the same issues. How do you deal with it? submitted by /u/Wilful_Fox to r/GenX [link] [comments]

For a long time, I thought self-care was just about relaxation and treating myself. But over time, I realized that the most impactful self-care habits weren’t always the easiest or most enjoyable in the moment. Getting enough sleep, drinking more water, setting boundaries, and allowing myself to rest without feeling guilty have all made a huge difference in my life. It’s not always about doing what feels good right away, but about taking care of myself in ways that truly matter. What self-care habits have helped you the most? submitted by /u/Moist_Suggestion_163 to r/selfcare [link] [comments]

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I get so much value from it every game. Just last game, I was getting value from it for over 7 minutes! submitted by /u/Environmental-Metal to r/deadbydaylight [link] [comments]

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When you postpone, cancel, or ghost a friend last minute because you're "too tired," you 1) disrespect their time and 2) send a clear, hurtful message: "I wasn't looking forward to spending this time together." "But I only slept four hours last night." "But I had a long week at work." "But I'm burnt out." Then. Stop. Making. Plans. EDIT: Thank you to everyone who's commented! Even the assholes. Many of your criticisms are fair -- even enlightening -- and some I still disagree with. Where the assholes and I agree My original post was poorly written. I halfway expected it to drown in the torrent of new posts, plus the topic riles me, so I didn't choose my words carefully. Surprise, surprise: they didn't hold up well under the microscope of /unpopularopinion's front page. This is how I would reword its crux: "not feeling like it" is a shitty excuse to flake on friends. “Not feeling like it" due to something foreseeable (you stayed up late the night before watching a football game, you had an important project due at work this week, you never liked the plans you agreed to) doesn’t make the excuse any better. If you're unsure if you'll make it, tell your friend that. Otherwise, flaking isn't self-care. It’s immature and rude. Shit happens to everyone, and especially to parents and people with chronic medical conditions. How someone flakes is relevant. A sincere apology can communicate what a casual cancellation doesn't: the friend who is cancelling still values the friendship. Where the assholes and I disagree One said, "We don't own our friends' time." No, but we do owe our friends the time we tell them we'll set aside for them, unforeseen conflicts excepted. Canceling because you don't feel like it right now can be shortsighted because how you feel can often change after you arrive. To be angry at a friend who flakes isn't selfish. It's a reasonable response to someone whose poor planning affects you. I’d rather my friends stay home if they're too tired to enjoy themselves. But if they're tired due to poor planning, being “too tired” is a shitty excuse to flake. Alright, I think I've spent enough time on this post. Thanks again to everyone who commented. As one of my professors used to say: "a lively and thought-provoking discussion!" submitted by /u/goodluckanddont_itup to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

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What’s an everyday routine you engage in that you find totally worth it? Teeth whitening strips, morning water with lemon, face masks, getting massages, etc. Anything you do to improve your looks / health / well-being you think everyone could benefit from? submitted by /u/deeppurplecircles to r/AskWomen [link] [comments]