I find it very frustrating having a life partner who doesn't want to investigate their ND, especially the executive dysfunction. There are so many resources that would make both our lives easier!
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Well written. It's just cosplay.
I'm here for the relatable content
I went to the emergency room when I was 19 because I couldn't swallow it hurt so much (they were not very sympathetic).
Me too, and I was glad my body responded so I knew it was doing something.
He really likes to acquire things and then turn them into (e)Xes.
Well you'll still be allowed in Australia
I rode in a coastal city for over a decade as my primary vehicle. My bike looked weird for starters, so less likely to blend in on marketplaces for resale. Then I bought a weird lock and locked it on poles out front like people do dogs. Make sure the pole is not something you can just lift the bike up and off. My thought process for the weird lock is we were told most bike thieves come prepared to defeat U-locks and chains, but they won't bother with other kinds.
You can also put a tracking device on your frame in an obscure location to give you peace of mind and help getting it back if stolen. And be sure to write your bike's unique id down in case you need it for a police report.
"We were throttled because we use too much data. They said this happens when people stream videos a lot."
I just block everything that isn't in my phone book. I use an app that sends it to voice mail without showing on my screen, so it doesn't disturb me. I can turn it off anytime via the windowshade if I'm expecting a call.
If it's someone who actually has business with me, they'll leave a message, which my voicemail will transcribe and send to me quietly as a text notification. 90% of the time it's a scammer or solicitor I don't care about. Most of the rest are robo appointment reminders.
Do yourself a favor and don't answer any calls you're not expecting. You're just putting yourself on scammers' lists.
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I don't "see" things as if I'm looking at them, I see them the way you imagine a taste.
I do a lot of visual thinking and 3D manipulation but I don't ever actually see it. I also have music playing pretty much all the time whether I like it or not.