>>16950700

Takes time. Sometimes a year isn't enough. Also, cut all contact and remove anything that reminds you of her until you can get over it. Worked for me.

>>16950722
The worst part is that I feel if she breaks up with him, she will start hitting me up again. Whenever I do see her, she leans in, she gives me the "I really miss this" look and shit. She always says how she was "going to text me because X reminded her of that time we did X."

And I don't know if I have the strength to turn her down. I know she's poison, but I want it anyway.

This bitch sounds like a major drama queen. She's got WAY too many sob stories to tell.

>>16950695

I'm trying to be nice about it but self injury should have been a big enough sign...

It's just a shame because, like I said, she's an incredible friend, when things are normal. I don't want to lose her but I guess she's too troubled and not tolerating/behaving properly. She told me right off the bat that she has a habit of pushing people away and she can't get herself to stop. She's a sexy woman and looks great even without makeup but is completely alone in life.

You are in a tough situation, people go so long feeling inferior, less valuable, developing low self-esteem that they forget what it is like to actually feel positive and feel good about themselves.

I don't think it was wrong of you to be "hard' on her, but understand that these types of people are triggered by any sign of hostility, their way of coping with all the negatives in their lives is simply to ignore them and shut them/people out. People like this will shut you out before you get a chance to fully explain your position.

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Caffeine and l-theanine

Drink coffee and water
Eat light food

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>>16950684
stemgirl? kek nice

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If you want an engineering job, market or not you will find one.

"The economy" is the lazy college excuse for not trying to find work very hard. Also, "I sent out resumes, thats all I can do!".

Dig everywhere, phone everywhere, move if you have to.

Yes there will be work but you have to work to get it, this is the real "weedout" class

>>16950635
"90% find work" is very different from "90% find work in their field of choice".

Your ability to find a job will depend on a lot of things. Where you live is the highest on the list. Your flexibility is a close second. Some markets are growing while others are moving.

What worries me is that it sounds like you're going to a for profit college. You will have a harder time coming from a technical college than if you have proper accreditation and the ability to move forward with your studies.

>>16950975
Oh no the college's engineering program has the proper accolades and certifications. It is also very reputable within the state, and certain programs it has are nationally accredited. I don't want to disclose it because I reaaaeeally don't like giving away even the slightest shred of personal info on this website.

>>16950923
Thank you for the advice, this is also a valid point. Most people I know who got engi jobs had to look for them.

>>16950602
i can relate. i was dating a women of 40 when i was 20. she was really nice and understanding at first but she became manipulative after a while, she was obsessed with the whole new age movement. best sex and best women i have probably been with though. how come you are starting to get bored of your partner?

I've tried now and again but trying has been more trouble than it's worth. Too many women getting egregiously offended that a 20something would dare make a pass at her. Then again I suppose that explains why they're single in the first place. But in any case I'd rather miss out than have a new headache every week.

On the topic of your particular problem, I think that has more to do with your age and maturity than her particular nature. If you really knew what you're looking for, either
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>>16950616

I just got bored of having sex with the same person for 4 years. I don't know if that happens because I'm 22 years old, and she was my first. I love her, and she loves me, and has done more things for me than my own mother, but still I can't help it but feel attracted / want to have sex witht other girls

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>>16950569

Beta blockers.

Even people without anxiety can have "nervous sweat." It's just your nervous system being a little too sensitive to adrenaline, which is a perfectly normal endocrine response to needing alertness and attention--like a social situation. Even if you're 100% calm you're still attentive and your mind is busy with what you're hearing and saying. Ultimately you need drugs to handle the problem directly. Alternatively you could use a microwave therapy to disable those sweat glands permanently.

benzos but only sometimes

Its genetic. Idk what the condition is called but my mom and cousin once removed has it. There is no permanent solution but creames work temporarily.

>>16950515
Yo, OP, I had something similar on my nose; skin peeling, redness

(actually pinkness, cause im black and the layer would peel off)

use selsun blue, i know its for hair, but i use the one w/ zinc in it, my skin has evened out back to its natural tone, and is now smoother than ever

I also use sulfur soap, as well as black soap to smooth skin and kill bacteria and such

good luck

>>16950515
Is that photo when it's at its worst?

Eczema looks more like a blister. It doesn't flake like that. Rosacea causes pus filled bumps and redness.

It make also just be dermatitis. Do you shave in the areas that it comes up? What products do you use on your face ?

There's only one person who knows the true answer to this question. Instead you're asking hundreds or thousands of other people to just guess.

ASK YOUR BOYFRIEND.

Are you a lesbo or bi? Because if you think you're not I have news for you.

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>>16950450

If you get circumcised you'll lose thousands of nerve endings, the process was only implemented in NA to prevent masturbation (less pleasure while doing equals less masturbation apparently) and if you do get circumcised you'll need to use lotion EVERY time you masturbate.

>>16950291
It's called phimosis. Gently pull the foreskin back along the head towards your waist daily to get it to stretch out, and eventually it won't be a problem. This will take a while, however; I was fortunate enough to discover masturbation when I was about eight years-old and yanked the fucker so hard it slid back all at once, so I didn't have to grow up with it being a problem.

8hrs sleep
b complex supplemnt
healthy diet, you know fruits, vegetables, not trashy food

>>16950226
>I'm going to brag about my IQ with the pretext that I'm concerned about these minor issues.

Go somewhere else for an ego boost, fag.

>>16950289
If I wanted an ego boost I'd be pretending that my score meant I was a genius and I didn't need any improvement.
Besides, the deviation from my working memory/processing speed subtest scores to my highest score is 25-35 points. It's a pretty large discrepancy.

Gay orgy

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4 way orgy's are fucking boring cause 90% of the time they result in 1 on 1 sex per pair.

So just strangle the fattest guy and have a 3 way while sticking your foot in his penishole .

"Hey you wanna go to prom with me?" worked fine for me.

>>16950215
Do this, and if get rejected, run to the nearest bathroom and hide in the stall. Squat on the bowl so other people can't see your feet.

What are you usually doing when they happen?

I had mild shaking when more than 4 people would stare at me. The best way to combat it in my opinion is to not take meds and everytime you feel anxious about doing something, you have to do that thing.

Like, talk to a cashier, girl, do a presentation, ask someone for help, express feelings and fears openly to people etc.

That nervousness becomes a queue to conqeur whatever is making you nervous. Youll realize the nervousness has very little justification and a lot of small anxieties will go away woth your depression.

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>>16950949
Strangely enough I'm usually out with my girlfriend, though rare times I can get them even when we're just relaxing together.

We used to go out on dates, see movies, go to restaurants, etc. As time went on I was getting really hit hard with nausea and for a long while we thought I was just getting sick off the food or something, until months later we discovered I was actually suffering from panic attacks.

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>>16951087
Just wild guessing, but could it be motion sickness from watching a screen or riding in a car? Is there any common factor in your panic attacks? It took me a long time to realize, but I get panic attacks from loud noises, like at restaurants. I wasn't even consciously aware that they were bothering me. Then one day I put in ear plugs and the panic went away. Maybe you have an inner ear problem or a hormone imbalance?

>>16949794
Don't bother. HR already did their "research" and they're not gonna admit to doing a poor job at it.

>>16949794
>working at bioware

i'd say he got what he deserved.

You go to uni to meet people desu. You can bascially learn all the skills online or with text books reading them alone. University puts you in a situation where relationships and connections are made.

You can do both?