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Hello hello! My name is Lillie, 23, she/her, transfemme, and I'm looking to join a group of folks interested in playing/running Curse of Strahd. I have had a prior jaunt in Barovia with a DM who ran the game for too brutally. Strahd was intolerable, very few things made sense, and hell, we were stuck using ENCUMBERANCE RULES. So! I'm hoping to find a new group for a less brutal run through of Curse of Strahd. I understand the game is meant to be hard, scary, and brutal, but our characters in the last game were so hesitant to move forward we would rather just sit in Vallaki doing roleplaying stuff than proceeding the storyline because things were just.. that rough.
As for experience, I've been playing 5e for 6-7 years now, and consider myself rather well versed in the rules and playing. My characters often have deep backstories that I very much love having intertwined with the overarching narrative. I adore RP, and enjoy combat, so a good balance of the two works well for me. I don't have a character in mind quite yet, but I often spend my free time making characters, so I'll be sure to have one by the time we begin.
Ideally I'd like a group playing late. 10-11pm EST start time late. I'll be starting a new job very soon that has me working the afternoon-evening shift, so I'd like to still be able to fit in the game after a shift. I can maybe work around a bit earlier, but it'd be a bit hard. As for days of the week, I have a group for Tuesdays and Sundays weekly, with occasional/biweekly games on Saturdays, so any days besides those I am guaranteed free.
If you'd like to ask me anything further, my discord is Shmallo#7025 and I can also be reached here on Reddit, although I do not check this site nearly as much.

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Our trip was just booked, and we leave in a few days! I remember taking months to plan my last trip to Disney (which was about 10 years ago). I’m so excited, but I’m also very overwhelmed. We will be there for 4 full days, and we will be staying at the Dolphin resort. That’s all we have planned 😅 Any tips? Suggestions? Any help at all will be appreciated.

Hello hello! My name is Lillie, 23, she/her, transfemme, and I'm looking to join a group of folks interested in playing/running Curse of Strahd. I have had a prior jaunt in Barovia with a DM who ran the game for too brutally. Strahd was intolerable, very few things made sense, and hell, we were stuck using ENCUMBERANCE RULES. So! I'm hoping to find a new group for a less brutal run through of Curse of Strahd. I understand the game is meant to be hard, scary, and brutal, but our characters in the last game were so hesitant to move forward we would rather just sit in Vallaki doing roleplaying stuff than proceeding the storyline because things were just.. that rough.
As for experience, I've been playing 5e for 6-7 years now, and consider myself rather well versed in the rules and playing. My characters often have deep backstories that I very much love having intertwined with the overarching narrative. I adore RP, and enjoy combat, so a good balance of the two works well for me. I don't have a character in mind quite yet, but I often spend my free time making characters, so I'll be sure to have one by the time we begin.
Ideally I'd like a group playing late. 10-11pm EST start time late. I'll be starting a new job very soon that has me working the afternoon-evening shift, so I'd like to still be able to fit in the game after a shift. I can maybe work around a bit earlier, but it'd be a bit hard. As for days of the week, I have a group for Tuesdays and Sundays weekly, with occasional/biweekly games on Saturdays, so any days besides those I am guaranteed free.
If you'd like to ask me anything further, my discord is Shmallo#7025 and I can also be reached here on Reddit, although I do not check this site nearly as much.

I (26F and a single mom) dating this guy (29M) that I met from a subreddit here (di ko sure if pwede i-mention hahaha).
I came from a 4-year relationship (it was very toxic and it ended bcos the guy cheated on me) that ended 2 years ago. So dun sa 2 years na yun, I was busy having heartaches, breakdowns, and surfing through dating apps.
Dumating ako sa point na nakaka-drain na yung pinaggagagawa ko sa buhay and I reached a point na parang di ko na alam gagawin ko. Basta ganun, na-lost na ako. May mga magaganda naman nangyari dun sa 2 years like I passed a board exam, I had so many projects with my business, ganon, but I was emotionally empty.
This year, I pledged to myself na titigil na ako magdating apps and I'll focus on more important things. I was praying na for a healthy, stable, and genuine relationship.
March this year, I was still active sa said sub to try my luck. I met this guy and di kami nag-click the first time we met. I even ghosted him for 2 weeks after we met. Hahaha. After nun, nagyaya siya makipag-meet ulit and being the kaladkarin person that I am, I said G. Aaaand, the rest is history. Hahaha.
2 months of dating this guy, I feel so loved and well taken care of. Di ko na nga namamalayan na 2 months na yun (going 3). Yung naffeel ko is parang yung stories na galing long term relationship tapos makaka-meet ng guy after tapos siya na yung mapapangasawa. Now I know how it feels. He's very thoughtful, caring, and kind. Yesterday, he spent the whole day at my house tapos nakipag bonding siya with my kids. Sobrang effortless niya makitungo towards my kids and nakita ko na kung paano niya ako alagaan, he was ready to do that sa mga anak ko. Sobrang na-notice ko yung small gestures na mga ginagawa niya. Plus, may dala siyang fruits for my family as pasalubong and everyone loved it!! Flowers and chocolates, who.
When we started growing feelings towards each other, sinabi niya na hindi niya preference makipag date sa single mom. Pero, when he was starting to know me and my story, full send na daw siya sakin (haha!). He accepted me and every part of me and didn't judge me for my past.
He makes me feel and experience things na mga di ko naranasan before. Sa dami ko na na naging ka-relasyon, he was the only guy na hinahatid sundo ako sa work. Isang sabi ko lang, bbiyahe agad siya from Taguig to Laguna. First time ko din ma-experience na gigising ako na may kape nang nakatimpla for me. He fulfills all the 5 love language.
So ayun lang, na-mimiss ko siya today kasi may trail siya with his Enduro buddies.
Gusto ko lang i-share na if you're a hopeless romantic, love will find its way but always remember na don't settle for bare minimum. There's someone out there to go the extra mile for you.
Hi Laaaaab! I miss you today. I love you.
Yun lang hahahaha
PS: Baka may maka-isip na too good to be true and red flag siya, I swear he's super nice (i have vices and siya wala haha). I met his family na rin and they're kind people. Galing din siya ng long term relationship (10 years) and hindi bad break up.

Shipping containers have become common in our modern world, from construction sites and ports to portable offices, modular buildings and more. However, for those unfamiliar, shipping container terminology and jargon can be confusing and overwhelming. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the shipping container terminology you need to know to understand the language of shipping containers.

13 SHIPPING CONTAINER TERMS TO KNOW

Whether you’re a business owner looking to ship your products overseas or simply curious about how these massive steel boxes work, we’ve got you covered. This guide will give you the knowledge you need to navigate the world of shipping container terminology.
The standard shipping container is 8’ 6” tall, and the most common container sizes are 20 and 40 feet long. They’re created out of Corten steel, a type of weathering steel resistant to weather effects. Typical containers have double cargo doors on one end and an end frame on the other.

1. DOOR HEADER

A door header is an integral part of the container’s structure. It’s a horizontal beam that runs along the top of the cargo doors, adding support for the roof, distributing storage weight and strengthening the security of the doors to the container. For modified containers that add roll-up doors, the plate protects the roll-up door barrel.

2. DOOR GASKET

Seals called gaskets are installed around the cargo doors to prevent moisture, dust, and other contaminants from entering the container’s storage space. These gaskets are lodged in channels and grooves around the perimeter of the door frame. They’re also a crucial part of the container’s wind and weather-tight qualities.

3. LOCK BOX

Here at Southwest Mobile Storage, we use a three-tiered system to make sure our containers offer vault-level security. Lock boxes are a critical security feature we install on shipping containers that prevent unauthorized access to stored materials.
When a padlock is enclosed in a steel lock box, it becomes much more difficult to successfully gain access inside a container. Moreover, potential thieves must use cutting or drilling, deterring criminals that don’t have the time or energy to deal with the challenge.

4. SLIDE BOLT

The second part of our container security system is our slide bolt. When closed, a heavy-duty puck lock can be attached to the circular spot inside the slid bolt frame, creating another layer of security to deter break-ins.

5. DOOR LOCKING HANDLE

Our container security system’s third step is the door-locking handle. The handles aid in opening and closing the doors and have the capability to lock in their final resting place, situated beneath the container locking tabs. The locking tabs are lockable with padlocks, thus providing a final seal for container security.

6. DOOR PANEL

The door panel of a container allows access to the inside of your container and holds the other components attached to the door, like locking bars. Each door is made of thick steel and can swing 270 degrees outward.

7. LOCKING BARS

The locking bars span the width of the container’s door opening and attach to the end frame on each side of the door. Handles located on the exterior of the container typically operate the locking bars, which rods or cables connect to.
The door-locking handles secure the locking bars in place, holding the doors securely closed and preventing them from opening during transportation. Two locking bars are standard in 20-foot containers, while larger 40-foot containers may have four or more.

8. FORKLIFT POCKETS

One of the biggest benefits of using a container for storage is that you can easily transport it. Containers can be transported by forklifts using the two pockets on the bottom sides of the container. From here, they can be transported on-site or onto a truck bed for delivery to a location farther away.

9. CORNER CASTING

Corner castings serve an essential role in maintaining your container’s structure. These eight 3.0mm thick corner castings have some of the thickest steel on the container, allowing containers to be stacked and handled securely. You can stack a maximum of nine containers, but this limit may be lower depending on local conditions.

10. TOP SIDE RAIL

The top side rail of a container helps provide structure to the roof. That helps distribute weight evenly across the top of the container. It also ensures a level surface that prevents stacked containers from shifting during transportation.

11. SIDE PANEL

The corner posts, top rails, and bottom rails work together with container side panels to create a rigid frame that distributes weight. Corrugated side panels, which have distinctive ridges and grooves add strength and flexibility. These panels enclose the storage area and prevent stored materials from moving around when properly stored.

12. END FRAME

A container end frame is a structural component of a shipping container located at the end of the container. Thus, the rectangular frame made of steel provides stability to the back of the container.

13. BOTTOM RAILS

The bottom side rail performs a crucial function in holding up the rest of the container, acting as the primary load-bearing component of the container. It connects to the bottom corner castings to lock on to containers beneath.

SUMMARY

After this list, you should better understand shipping container terminology and how the different parts of a container work together to provide you with secure storage space. Moreover, knowing what container parts do can give you the confidence to undertake repair projects or inspire you to modify a container for a specific use.

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From the UK and booked to go on Spectrum this summer (31st July)
Singapore (2 days)-Nha Trang- Hong Kong (overnight)-Taipei-Shimizu-Kobe-Tokyo (3 days).
Anyone done a similar itinerary? Will the weather be okay at that time of year?
We're from the UK so looking forward to different cultures and things. We've done Odyssey of the Seas but assuming Spectrum will be more Asian-orientated?

Hello my lovelies!
Welcome back to our second discussion of Black Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse. This week we're covering chapters 7-13. Here's a summary of what's happened now:
We jump back in with Serapio, who, 10 years after his mother's ritual, is finally headed to Tova. The intervening years have been hard for Serapio, between his father's neglect and his tutors' cruelty, but he is finally ready to achieve his destiny. Pilgrims have taken him from Obregi to Cuecola, and now Lord Balam has secured him passage to Tova in time for the Day of Convergence.
That morning, Serapio is already on board the ship when the crew arrives and begins to prepare for departure. No one bothers him, but Serapio enjoys the "almost company" as they prepare. Around midday, he hears raised voices and what seems to be a confrontation involving a few men, including Lord Balam. Serapio uses star pollen stored in a bag around his neck to communicate with a nearby crow and allow him to see through its eyes. Through the crow, Serapio sees the crew as they watch the argument between Lords Pech and Balam on the deck. He also sees a woman with radiating power that he recognizes is Teek before she whistles and breaks his connection to the crow, causing him to bleed in the process. Serapio is enamored with her and, as they push off, resolves to get to know the crew and captain during the upcoming journey.
We jump back in time to 8 years before the Day of Convergence. Serapio is fourteen, two years removed from his mother's ritual and death and more or less ignored by his father. One day, as Serapio sits on the terrace feeding and playing with his crows, his father brings a man who claims he will prepare him for his destiny. Serapio replies that he's already aware of his destiny, to be born a crow, and when pressed, reveals the nicknames other crows have given him, such as Grandfather Crow, Nightbringer, and Suneater.
The man confirms that Saaya had arranged for him and two others to train Serapio for his destiny - to become a god. The man hands Serapio a piece of wood and a chisel, explaining that he's going to teach him how to carve. He asks Seraipio a question; Serapio replies with a smart-aleck answer; and then the man strikes Serapio across the face. Before Serapio can call his crows to attack the man, he tells him that he'll hurt them too. The man grabs and strikes Serapio a few more times, telling him that he must become accustomed to pain in order to achieve his destiny, and that it's his responsibility to teach him how. Cowed, Serapio begins to cooperate with the man's questions and instructions. That night, before he leaves, the man tells Serapio he can call him Paadeh. Serapio eventually falls asleep holding the beginning of his first carving - a crow.
19 days before Convergence, Naranpa sits with the other priests during a long Conclave meeting at night. Well, all of the other priests except for Iktan, who Naranpa realized had sent someone in xir place and who slips into the room later during the meeting. Naranpa has spent most of the meeting wondering what Iktan could be doing instead of paying attention, which becomes clear when Haisan asks her if she wants to add anything and Naranpa has to ask him to repeat what he just said. Abah tries to take advantage of Naranpa's lapse in attention, suggesting that it would of course be due to the excitement of the assassination attempt that morning and that it was understandable. She suggests that maybe Eche, the dedicant generally regarded as Naranpa's chosen successor, could step in.
Naranpa refutes this and begins to talk about the assassination attempt plainly, hoping to convey her feelings that it stemmed from the mostly nonexistent relationship between the Celestial Tower and the Sky Made clans and their waning power. Naranpa also suspects that Eche is sleeping with Abah and so the two of them have joined forces together against her. Abah then suggests that perhaps Naranpa's reforms are too ambitious, which is why the assassin targeted her, and that she might be better off stepping down. Abah even goes so far as to suggest that the attempt might be related to Naranpa's family in Coyote Maw, particularly her younger brother. Naranpa bristles at these accusations, even going so far as to tell Abah to fuck off, before deciding that it would be better for her to leave rather than allowing Abah to bait her any further. Before she can leave, a servant arrives with the news that Yatliza, the matron of Carrion Crow, is dead.
This, understandably, makes everyone nervous, given the earlier assassination attempt. Naranpa ends the conclave and dismisses everyone except for the four priest and the servant who brought the news. Naranpa asks the servant to explain the circumstances behind the murder; the servant, confused, explains that Yatliza wasn't murdered, just found dead in her bed, before recounting everything she knew. Naranpa dismisses the servant as Haisan and Iktan begin to bicker about what to do next.
Yatliza's death has come at an inconvenient and some would say inauspicious time. The Celestial Tower has closed for the Shuttering, a 20 day period of fasting and penitence in preparation for the winter solstice and a ceremony welcoming the return of the sun afterwards. At the same time, Yatliza's death will leave one of the Sky Made clans without a matron until a new one is invested, which unbalances the Speaker Council that handles civil affairs in Tova and leaves Carrion Crow without a leader. It will look bad to have a funeral and anointing during the Shuttering, but waiting until after the Shuttering for the anointing will appear disrespectful and leaves the opportunity for other factions to take advantage of the power vacuum and imbalance. On top of all of this, although Yatliza has a daughter who would generally be expected to step in as the next matron it's possible the other council members might have objections.
Naranpa quickly makes up her mind, deciding that they will have a state funeral in four days as usual and that Yatliza's daughter will be anointed as the new matron of Carrion Crow shortly afterwards. They will request that the Sky Made clans come to them to plan everything, since they are shuttered, and if the Speakers Council feels someone else should be matron they can take it up with the Tower after the solstice. Naranpa gives everyone their tasks, mostly to get them out of her hair, and dismisses them before heading up to her rooms. She'll speak to the other clan matrons alone later that day.
Iktan catches up with Naranpa as she reaches her rooms. Naranpa worries about how Abah could know about Ochi (Denaochi), given how she had destroyed references to her past. Iktan explains that if someone went looking to dig up her secrets, it wouldn't be hard to find him. Xe also reassures Naranpa that while Abah did embarrass her during Conclave, she managed to recover well enough, although Abah still cannot be trusted. At this point, Naranpa spots a scratch on Iktan's neck, offering to heal it before she realizes and xe confirms that it came from a "moment of passion" - Iktan has a lover that is not her. Hurt and jealous, Naranpa insults Iktan and xe leaves.
We briefly step back in time one day, back to 20 days before the Day of Convergence. After a hard day of rowing, Xiala directs Callo to have the men land on a nearby cay where they'll rest for the night. She then goes off to see Patu, a sailor known for his cooking skills and habitual seasickness. Xiala is a bit concerned to find Patu sick, but he waves it off, saying it's just a cold and Callo vouched for him. He begins to plan a feast for the men using the very nice provisions Lord Balam stocked the ship with. Xiala leaves Patu to it and heads back to middle of the ship, wondering about the man from Obregi that has yet to emerge from the room. Lord Balam had described him as a kind of religious recluse, which doesn't endear him to Xiala at all. Still, she's willing to do the bare minimum and make sure he's at least seen to during the trip, but before she can talk to the man they land.
By the time Xiala gets off the ship, the men are well into the feast Patu has prepared. The food is good, the liquor is flowing, and everyone is having a good time. The men greet Xiala happily, chanting "Teek" a few times, which is a little unsettling, but Xiala brushes it off and joins the meal. After eating and a couple of drinks, Xiala addresses the crew to break the news about Lord Balam's requirement of reaching Tova in 20 days. A number of them worry, since making the timetable would require them to sail in open waters during a particular dangerous season. Oddly enough, Callo is the one who speaks in Xiala's favor, asserting that Xiala's Song will help smooth their passage. This isn't really how Xiala's powers actually work, more of a superstition around how they supposedly work, but she decides to lean into and play up her Teek heritage. The crew latches onto the idea, even chanting "Teek" over and over again in their enthusiasm, and making bold claims about reaching Tova in even less time. While Xiala is grateful that the crew is eager to sail the open waters to achieve their goal, she is a bit nervous that they all rallied behind Callo's support. She can't help but wonder what will happen in the future if she and Callo disagree on a decision.
Xiala speaks to Callo privately, directing him to cut off the alcohol soon and make preparations to leave tomorrow. Xiala usually sleeps on the ship while the crew is on land; although she's worried about the crew bonding in her absence, she decides to trust Callo in this instance. Before she can finish her instructions and head to the ship, Callo pales at something behind her, and the crew grows quiet.
We know that earlier that day, Serapio enjoyed just generally being around the crew as they left Cuecola. When they initially landed, he stayed on the ship but, after hearing the sounds of the crew and captain as they ate, Serapio decides to try to join them. So he covers his eyes, pulls his cowl up, and slowly makes his way to where everyone else. As the others see him appear, everyone stops. The (anachronistic) record scratches. You can hear a pin drop. Serapio says hello in stilted Cuecolan and smiles at everyone, until he remembers his teeth are red and stops smiling because that's probably not helping right now.
Xiala tries to be polite and respectful, hoping to lead by example, but the crew is definitely scared of him. Even when Callo gets a plate of food for Serapio, he stands back and holds it out as if he's afraid to get any closer. Frustrated, Xiala takes the food and Serapio back to the ship, reminding Callo to have the others ready to sail at dawn. Once on the ship, Xiala and Serapio get to know each other as Serapio tries a bunch of new foods, including a painful-to-read experience with eating fish. Serapio confirms that he can see somewhat, mostly shapes, shadows, light, and movement, relying on other senses for everything else (and the crows, though he doesn't mention that). Xiala confirms that she is Teek, and the both of them acknowledge the precariousness of the whole voyage, particularly in terms of Callo's popularity with the crew. As she gets ready to leave, Xiala tells Serapio to go outside tomorrow morning to let the crew see he was just a man like them, albeit with his eyes covered. She explains that she'll sleep on the ship and be there to protect him if a superstitious crew member decides to kill him that night. When Serapio asks who will protect her, Xiala replies that she's with her mother, the sea, and no one messes with her children.
We close with Serapio, 6 years before the Convergence. He's sitting at his workbench when a strange woman enters his room, admiring his carvings. She says that Paadeh sent for her, although she doesn't seem to know that Paadeh is dead, a fact Serapio isn't eager to share for some reason. The woman introduces herself as Eedi, the second tutor arranged to prepare Serapio for his destiny. Eedi is purposefully evasive, but she generally reveals that she's a former spearmaiden from Hokaia. This confuses Serapio a bit, since Carrior Crow is from Tova, but she reassures him that their influence is great and that some in Hokaia would like to see the Celestial Tower brought to heel as well.
Suddenly, Eedi asks Serapio if he would like to begin before striking him with her spear. She manages to hit him again before he blocks her strike, at which point she walks over to his shelf of carvings and knocks them all onto the ground. Panicking, Serapio tries to grab at Eedi and stop her but bumps into other things or gets knocked out of the way. Eedit keeps knocking carvings onto the floor, threatening to destroy his trunk and even break her bones. Serapio stops to think; it's clear he'll have to outsmart her rather than overpower her. When he puts his hand on the desk, he touches the divination mirror his mother used to use. Serapio uses the mirror to throw a shadow at Eedi, and then some of his carvings when she's distracted by that. He bumrushes Eedi, knocking her to the ground, then tries to attack her with the chisel but misses. Serapio then tries to rip out Eedi's eye, but she manages to knock him off of her before leaving in search of a healer.
Eedi eventually returns, asking Serapio how he knew how to use shadows like that. He replies that he doesn't know; it was just instinctual. Eedi tells him that her job is to train his body, in the way that Paadeh trained his mind. His third tutor, Powageh, will deal with his powers; until then, Eedi will teach him how to fight.
Discussion questions are listed below in the comments. As always, I ask that you don't discuss any content in the book beyond the endpoint for this week's discussion. If you want to talk about something later on in the book, please do so in the Marginalia post. The full schedule for Black Sun can be found here. See y'all next week for Chapters 14-19!

I believe I’ve been in the dreaded 4 month sleep regression for a couple of weeks now. It started off with him having bad naps for a week, then bad naps and a couple of sleeps where he would wake up every 2 hours. Now I’m in this stage where he sleeps around 9/10pm and wakes up around 1am lifting his legs and banging them. He then continues to do this the rest of the night.
We’ve started to implement a night routine where we give him a full feed and bring him up to his bassinet (around 8/9pm) and read to him until he falls asleep around . This is also usually a battle - some nights he goes to bed right away, some nights he fights it for an hour or two. After he falls asleep he seems to always wake up at 1am and bangs his legs. The thing is he doesn’t seem awake, his eyes are usually closed. This is when I give him his pacifier again and he’ll go back to sleep for another 30-60 mins. Then usually around 2/3am we wake up for a feed. I’ll then put him back to bed and 30 minutes later he’s banging his feet again every 30-60 minutes until 6-7am.
My question is, whyyyy? Haha, no but is there anything I can do? I feel like I’m awake all night giving him his pacifier until it’s time to hand him off to my husband around 6/7am. I forgot to mention that he’ll be 4 months in about 10 days. I heard that it’s too early to sleep train so I’m not really sure what I can do to help. Im currently breastfeeding and pumping so my husband is able to help out with bottle feedings.
Not sure if his nap schedule is relevant but he takes about ~3 naps a day. First nap is about 3 hours long, second nap is 1-2 hours and third nap usually only lasts 30 minutes.
Any advice would be much appreciated!

Hello, i am here in sophia since the last couple of days, but today i have to checkout the apartment and my flight is in the evening...the weather is not so good and i am looking for a place to stay all daylong, maybe eat something and charge my phone...where can i go? I am thinking something like a mall, to reach by foot. I am in the center of the city. Thank you for any suggestion

I am 37 (f) and my grandpa was a prominent father figure in my life growing up because my dad wasn’t there for most of my childhood. So we have been pretty close. My family could be considered dysfunctional in a few ways, alcohol and addiction is common. I am going on 5 years sober myself. I have always lived close to my hometown in CA up until 3 years ago I moved to Montana with my boyfriend of 10 years. We now have adopted a rescue dog. My boyfriend recently had a liver transplant surgery this past March. During this time my grandpa being calling me daily in the evenings because he was concerned and wanted to make sure everything was ok. But now my boyfriend is recovering quite well but my grandpa still continues to call every single day. The conversations last anywhere from 10-30min. And it’s usually redundant now like what did you do today and what did you guys have for dinner etc. I am an introvert and don’t really enjoy these daily convos. And I think I’m growing resentment because of it. I don’t have kids and currently am a caregiver for my bf, I also run a small business but it’s been slow. I feel as though my grandpa calls because he needs to check up on me. But I’m an adult and frankly I don’t like discussing my daily life all the time, I treasure my solitude and privacy. But I also feel guilt because this someone I somewhat consider more of a dad to my than my biological dad. I’d feel bad to just tell him don’t call me every day, I feel like I owe it to him to answer his calls. Sometimes if I don’t answer he will call multiple times. Idk if my boundaries are being crossed. Im a passive shy person and it’s hard for me to express my feelings, needs and wants. Im lying I bed awake right now typing this because I’m just so frustrated. It’s like he doesn’t trust I’m living my life right. When I speak about certain things he will try to interject his opinion on what I should/shouldn’t do. He lives with my grandma but I guess it could be loneliness and old age. AITA?

My sister have made their first renting venture and in their single page lease it states that if they are 10 days late on rent the landlord has the right to forceably enter and evict them. No details on what that means weather they will come unexpectedly ans enter the home or with given notice or if unexpectedly with an officer or not just that vague statement. So my question is what can the owner do legally and what isn't legal under normal circumstance and what they can and cannot do based on the vague lease agreement. Yes they signed, clearly without thoroughly reading through it and asking questions apparently; I thought I had taught them better, but they claim to have felt pressured to sign and get it done. Were located in Ohio.

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Hello all! I’ve been on 0.025% tret since mid-2020, grade 1-2 acne. Did short contact therapy for a solid 3 years (tolerance built up to 2 hours every night), and recently upgraded to overnight application with a Micro gel formula.
My acne has been manageable - but lately, whether it’s hormones or the weather or purge from the new tret formulation, I’ve been needing some extra care. Over the past few months I’ve added in Niacinamide and Azelaic acid, as well as AHA and BHA.
My routine -
24F, Oily acne prone skin, prone to dehydration and barrier sensitivity, in hot and humid weather Main concern - acne and PIE/PIH, mild congestion
AM -

• Bioderma Sebium Gel Moussant
• Cosrx Snail Mucin
• (on alternate days) The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc
• (only when required) Benzac 5%/Azelaic Acid 10% on spots (depending on the type of acne)
• Mist with One Thing Propolis + Honey
• Bioderma Atoderm Intensive Gel-Creme
• Suntique I’m Safe SPF 35 (indoors) OR Missha Essence Sun Milk SPF 50 (outside)

PM - (tret days) (2 times a week) - Bioderma Atoderm Huile de Douche - Mist with One Thing Propolis + Honey - Klairs Rich Moist Soothing Serum - Cosrx Snail Mucin - Bioderma Atoderm Intensive Gel-Creme - 0.025% Micro Tret Gel - Bioderma Atoderm Intensive Gel-Creme - Laneige Cica Sleeping Mask
(non tret days) - (if I’ve left the house) I’m from Fig Cleansing Balm - Lacsoft Lactic Acid Foam Cleanser (2 times a week) OR Bioderma Sebium Gel Moussant - Cosrx BHA - Cosrx Snail Mucin - The Ordinary 10% Azelaic Suspension on the spots only - Bioderma Atoderm Intensive Gel-Creme
The progress is there, but it’s slow. And a bit too slow - each month around my period I get a few new bumps. I get why it’s slow, most of the products I’m using are quite mild. Which is why I’m wondering - would introducing Paula’s Choice BHA Liquid Exfoliant bring about drastic change? I’ve not yet been able to find a satisfactory comparison between PC and Cosrx yet - most are either using it just for clogged pores and are not on tret.