If both have informed consent and preferably a stop/slow sign I see nothing wrong with it.
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That's okay! It does sound really simple tho!
(wow, thanks! I still need to finish it haha)
Those sound like normal things. At least where I live it’s considered weird not to drink alcohol and not having sex.
What do you consider obscene movies?
I know it's Chromium, that's why I said it.
I didn't know they have done shady crypto stuff, I started using Brave because I needed to use Chromium in school (frontend dev) but I didn't want Crome or Edge... So Brave made sense to use.
wow, thanks! I am already constantly tired so I think I'll start slow
Edit: I did it for roughly 5min and my brain is already mushy
Thanks for the advice, I do have a lower working memory, but Limosity costs money and that is something I don't have right now.
I try to do a bit of job hunting with long breaks in between, taking small steps to make an application, sometimes it can take almost a week to send an application...
I would read up on flexbox and grid, here are some games to practice:
http://www.flexboxdefense.com/
https://flexboxfroggy.com/
https://cssgridgarden.com/
You can do everything on your own, check out keyframes and transform. Play around with it!
https://animista.net/play
Simon and Smilla playing
Simon is orange, and Smilla is blackish. They were adopted at a cat rescue a couple of years ago when they were around 1 year old. They might be real siblings as they were found together as tiny kittens at a cat colony.
Discord it is! my username is coffeetails, surprised? 😂
I've tried the too good to go bags a couple of times, it will be the third today. So far I like it!
For me this is better than Karma (where you got meals) as I don't eat out a lot and prefer homecooked food.
I hope to try matsmart sometime but I've never managed to find more than a couple of things I want to buy
Simple Beauty, for anyone
Reposted from: https://lemmy.world/post/185638
> Haircare, skin routines, makeup, and a little bit of health that are aimed to be on the simple side. > It can be but is not limited to; > - fewer ingredients > - less intrusive and more gentle ingredients > - food or non/lightly processed products > - nopoo / lowpoo > - ‘no makeup’ makeup > - homemade products > > This community is intended for anyone and I will do my best to keep the official stuff genderneutral or include multiple genders as much as I can. Everyone deserves to feel beautiful. > > Links: > - /c/[email protected] > - lemmy.world/c/simplebeauty
I think we have staffing agencies, but I still need to do an application to them for each job and do interviews and so on.
Your cat pees weirdly, hahah
Wow, that's a big difference on the speakers. what. Good job doing it!
What do u think of obsidian?
Sorry for answering so slow, wanna chat somewhere else where we can get a notification on our phone?
Wow that sounds like a big realization.
Does "applied for work only as a housekeeping step" mean you applied to jobs because you're forced to? We have the same in Sweden, if I want any income at all I have to apply to at least 6 jobs every month.
I think my anxiety with this boils down to two things: How perfect and unique every application "has" to be and also the bureaucracy itself.
I really hate stepping on toes but I guess that's part of life, more or less.
I have also recently realized how important networking is. I'm putting much more energy into trying to connect to people around me, adding them on LinkedIn, and stuff like that. During school we had a discord server for our class and I'm thinking about letting the classes "below" us in as well, (we were first) so we can create a network with a base on the same education. I think I'll have to coordinate that with the school, I should send them a mail soon.
I also want to be a part of a kind of meetup thing were we host small events once or twice a month but I've never done something like that before and I don't even know where to begin 😅
Oily skin with moisturizer but dry without
Ohai! I'm a bit confused, I wash my face (almost) every day and when I use moisturizer for normal/sensitive skin my face gets oily. When I don't user a moisturizer (so just washing) my face will instead feel dry and a bit rough even, especially in the t-zone and it even gets itchy.
I am confused. Do I have dry skin? Oily? Halp plz.
How do you do simple beauty?
As the title says, How do you do simple beauty?
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Scandinavia, warm but mild summers, cold and dry winters. 28yo, 1A hair, normal/dry-ish skin, 1C/F/i hair
For me, hair is my biggest focus right now, I've recently started to strip my hair from silicones again. I'm not sure what my next step will be tho. I've done CO washes before and I might go back to that. The shampoo I'm using is from Coop Änglamark (if you click on "produktfakta" you get the ingredients).
My skincare isn't very regular, especially when I'm stressed so I got a cleanser that is a bit stronger, L300 Deep Cleansing Gel, I'm not sure I'm super happy with that choice. For moisture, I use Nivea, a classic here in Sweden. As for my body, I use a lotion from Coop Änglamark, one of the few I don't feel sticky after using.
When shaving I use a safety razor and shaving foam gel, I think next time I'll buy shaving soap as I already have a brush. (it's nice to test new things once in a while) I do get razor bumps/ingrown hairs when shaving the bikini area so I recently got an aftershave to see if it helps, so I'll see if I can figure out if I can make my own. According to Shenet (Swedish page) an aftershave is practically water or cream with some alcohol or other disinfectant in it.
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Tell me about your simple beauty 😊
Simple Beauty, for anyone
Haircare, skin routines, makeup, and a little bit of health that are aimed to be on the simple side. It can be but is not limited to;
- fewer ingredients
- less intrusive and more gentle ingredients
- food or non/lightly processed products
- nopoo / lowpoo
- ‘no makeup’ makeup
- homemade products
This community is intended for anyone and I will do my best to keep the official stuff genderneutral or include multiple genders as much as I can. Everyone deserves to feel beautiful.
Links:
Info
This is not nearly finished, but it's something at least.
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What is my hair type?
Hair shape, is it straight, curly, or wavy? !
Hairstraind thickness, how thick is an individual hair? F - Fine hair strands, can barely see or feel them when rolled between fingers. M - Medium hair strands, in between fine and coarse, are fairly easy to see and feel kind of like a regular sewing thread. C - Coarse hair strands, easy to see even against backgrounds with the same color, feels stiff between fingers and when you roll it back and forth, you might actually hear it.
Hair volume, how thick is the volume of your hair? To measure this you need to put all of your hair in a ponytail and measure its circumference. i - thin, less than 5 cm / 2 inches ii - average, between 5-10 cm / 2-4 inches iii - thick, more than 10 cm / 4 inches
Combining these, you get your hair type like this: 3B/C/ii
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What is my skin type?
Oily skin. Dry skin. Sensitive skin. Combination skin. Normal skin.
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How do I remove buildups from my hair?
It's a schampoo used to remove buildups from your hair, it can be used for a while before you start to use low-/no-poo hair producs or on occations to do a cleansing. This schampoo needs to contain sulfates to cleans but it can't contain silicons, mineral olies or other products that will build up on your hair.
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TL;DR, Big anxiety when job hunting, advice?
Hey everyone, I [28F] need some advice on handling anxiety when job hunting.
Almost a week ago I finished school and I'm once again without work. I've been job hunting about 40-50% of my adult life and it has taken a huge toll on my mental health to the point where I'm barely able to apply for jobs anymore. I have gotten a few warnings over the years due to not applying to enough jobs. ( I live in Sweden btw )
I have tried taking breaks. I have tried waiting for the anxiety to pass. I have asked so many for advice but it's like they all give the same default answer. If their advice where enough, I would be a pro at job hunting.
I did get an autism diagnosis a few years back and I do feel better about myself, more confident and understanding of how I work so I think this time around will be different, but it's like the old anxiety still hangs around and I don't know how to get rid of it.
Please if you have any advice, I'd love to hear it.