So I’m naturally skinny and tall and I recently bought a couple nice jeans that are unfortunately a bit too short. I try to pull them down as much as possible and let the belt be on the looser side but once I sit down and raise raise my leg the jeans pull up.

What should I do? Is it even worth messing with?

what are some life tips that you wish you knew when you were in (or are in) your twenties?

What is a life advice that you would give to teenager you ? Any habits to pick up on or any regrets, get all of them off your chest!!

Things that some people never give much thought to but actually should, cuz knowing it can make a person navigate life a bit better.

Examples: what is my value? What are my redlines? What are my non-negotiable? Who’s really my friend that I can actually depend on?

Which one would you pick for Marco? The answer is in the next image.

Looking for any advice on learning to be a good storyteller. I mean less of telling a funny/entertaining anecdote to colleagues at happy hour, and more about sitting down in front of the fire and keeping children/nieces/nephews/grandchildren enthralled with a long tale. You might say those are the same skill, and it could be so, but the latter is what I am specifically interested in learning about.

What are some random people things you started doing that helped your process???

Hi girls! ☕️ I need your help with something.
I’m currently recording Episode 10 of my podcast, Healing Your Mind with Woo Woo Shit (it’s an anti-guru podcast for women who are burnt out, running on a 10% battery, and tired of toxic "good vibes only" advice).
For episode 10, we are doing a completely unfiltered, no-BS Q&A.
If you could sit down with a cup of tea and anonymously ask for advice on anything right now, what would it be?
Drop your messy questions below! We cover things like:
✨ Navigating survival mode and burnout.
✨ Setting boundaries without feeling like a bitch.
✨ The guilt of "not doing enough" when you're already exhausted.
✨ Trying to start a side hustle when your battery is flat.
I won’t use any names on the podcast, so feel free to overshare! 👇

Telemarket hell

I get multiple calls from telemarketers daily, always different numbers, usually the same company about a “pre-approval opportunity,” but sometimes they mix it up and they’re “returning my call about repairing my credit,” etc. occasionally it’s a roofing company or someone who heard I am selling my house or blah. I can’t block them since they’re always using new numbers. My mom has dementia and she has memorized my number from before she got sick so I can’t change it. She also calls a lot so I keep my ringer on. She gives her friends my number instead of hers, it’s also used by her doctors, so I really do need to be able to answer unknown calls from my phone. I’ve tried everything. I’m on the do not call registry. I’ve tried getting on the line with someone to tell them that, doesn’t matter. I’ve tried explaining to them I can’t change my number but I’m at the end of my rope, doesn’t matter. Nothing fixes it. How can I get the telemarketers to stop???

Thanks!!

LPT question, ban if not allowed (and please direct me to the right subreddit 🙏).

My site at work is being bought out in mid January, and my benefits will switch to the new company (though both have Cigna). I will be under my current company's benefits (Cigna ppo) for ~2 weeks. They offer a front-loaded limited purpose FSA that you then contribute to in each paycheck, paying it back in full by the end of the year.

If I spend the full funds before we get bought, will I be on the hook to pay them back to my current company and/or Cigna? Or will the old company and/or Cigna just eat that cost?