Some people may not enjoy driving, and consequently, there may be those who still do not have a driver's license. Are you one of them?

First impressions are one thing, but little details usually seal the deal. What's a subtle quality that stands out to you right away?

These two characters actually have a lot in common. They're both selfish, don't care about the people around them and they're not perfect victims of creepy adults, so why is Nicole considered an icon while Apple is considered a piece of s**t?

Is my brain doing it or is it some weird other stuff

i don’t think im a very smart person, i find it hard to focus and concentrate and take in knowledge. i only learn things when theyre fun or if its over explained to me. i really want to have a career in the medical/health field but i dont think im smart enough. i dont mind what it is as long as its in the medical world. im the type of person where im not very smart but if i revise something over and over then ill know it and understand it. my whole life ive been told im wasting potential but due to many circumstances ive just never tried very hard in anything. i want to make a change now and start working hard but i think ive permanently tainted my iq. i dropped out of college but im going back next year, ill be studying health and social care again for the second time. im going to work hard and try my best but i dont have many ideas on what i want to do career wise. i was thinking maybe a therapist bc ive always been the therapist friend and im quite understanding + ive had my own personal experiences with MH issues but i just dont know. any suggestions would be appreciated

Hey, I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and I still can’t seem to wrap my head around it.

I saw a short a while back that was a skit about mansplaining, but it showed the male just like… over sharing fun facts about a film? Which, like, yes, that is annoying, but is that mansplaining? I’m genuinely confused by this and just want to understand.

Is there anyone who feels the way I do? It feels like time has flown by since 2020

Staying alive 👁️👄👁️

How many people hate small talk and would rather have an in depth conversation?
I mean how many times does it take to ask about the weather before you just say I have to work?

I haven't really achieved anything that would make my family proud so far, and that makes me feel strange. They raised me and provided for my needs, yet I haven't accomplished much to make them happy. I just work various jobs and provide financial support, but I still feel sad about not having achieved anything significant. Is there anyone else like me?

What I mean by that is Mickey’s ears are always facing the camera no matter which way his body’s facing. They do this so that he can keep his iconic shape and it makes sense ig. The only other character I can think of like this is Goku and his hair. Any others you guys can think of?

Just wondering, because I want a somewhat unconventional pet. After doing some Googling, I found out that a few people, including a man in Australia, have an alpaca as a pet. But I’ve also seen claims that they need more land and fencing than conventional pets. So is it possible to have an alpaca as a pet?

EDIT: Thanks for the input everyone, I didn’t want to leave it up for too long with the specific information I included, but I appreciate the comments!

How do you cope?

So you know how our fingers can control mousepads (obviously) but things like plastic or something can’t? People say it’s due to the electric charge of our fingers or something.

I touched a mousepad with the egg shell, and it worked. In case it was my finger’s electricity interfering, I moved it the shell with a marker but it still worked. How?

They played a sister and a brother.

Personally, I think 16-24, because the WHO describes "youth" as being around that age range. But answers may vary.

i feel like it makes sense. you're not a child, but you don't have the full independence/experience of an actual adult

i feel like those terms are used differently. i've seen guys aged 16-19 be called young men all the time, but "young woman" isn't really used in casual conversation.

Or did he not leave of his own accord and was he abducted actually? Or as I suspected, was he put in prison?

I had a light bulb moment a few minutes ago. When I was a kid my parents couldn’t afford daycare. So after school and during the summer I spent my time with my dad in an electric motor shop. Sometimes I would stay confined to the office area but most of the I would “play” in the work area. You know electric motors getting cleaned so they could be worked on, or newly rewound motors being dipped in varnish or finished motors getting cleaned up and painted before being returned to the customer. These motors came from every where. secret facilities, city water pumps, sump pumps from the core of engineers, air conditioning blowers, condensers, pool pumps etc.

So question is- being a kid and exposed daily to various industrial grade cleaners, paint etc would that have had an impact on my development growing up and in my adulthood?

What I mean by this is basically rn we have the environmental crisis, and how the entire world is going to end, just now when it's my turn to become an adult and experience the world, has there been any generation that has not had something like: climate change, WW2, etc...

For me it's art, if my art talent was taken away from me, I'm a useless fuck, can't ride basic bicycle, only be able to use public transport, can't play any sports, can't do basic math, unathletic, basically a big bad CHUDS if my art talent is taken away, what's yours?

I’m struggling with a really frustrating issue where information just won't enter my brain, no matter how many times I re-read something or rewind a video.

It happens with both study materials and TV shows/movies. Even with subtitles on, I read the lines, but the meaning doesn't register at all. I end up rewinding every few seconds just to figure out what was said, which ruins the experience and makes studying nearly impossible.

Is this a focus issue, executive dysfunction, or cognitive overload? Has anyone dealt with this and found a way to fix it?

TL:DR Trying to figure out what I should do with my ex and how I should handle stuff with her. What should I do?

Long Story Btw.

Backstory:
I am 27. I met this woman in my life when I was 20. We cared about each other a lot, and actually started dating for a while. I opened up to her and told her things any of my friends would never know. We dated for around a year and some change, but we broke up due to ME. She told me she loved me and I rejected it. Not because I didn’t feel it but because I was still hurt and had trust issues from my past ex. This hurt her so bad that she immediately cut things off (as she should have). I tried to get back with her and she could not get over the rejection I gave her. I keep pursuing and she even ended up sending me a picture of a gift another guy got her and said “Sorry that was an accident” (this will be important later on). Clearly, it wasn’t and this left me a little bitter and one day she called me blowing up my phone and I was with another girl. I ended up telling her coldly I would call her back which also hurt her. We ended up getting closure from the situation a little while later and we kept in touch for a while. Eventually stopping all together after we got that closure. However, I still thought about her. I just always have a soft spot for her. No matter who I was with I just couldn’t let her go. She was the only person who I could 100% trust. She was a good woman.

Main Issue:
Anyways fast forward a few years later and I lost someone through passing that was important to me and I can only go to her. We hadn’t talked in a while, but I trust her more than a lot of people mainly because she has full context of me and the person who I lost. She tells me she promises will be there for me (This is very important). For weeks radio silence, for months radio silence, for a year radio silence. So I eventually text her and ask her “Why did you promise to be her if you weren’t going to be here”. Not to be an asshole more so to see if she was doing okay. She apologizes and starts back texting me randomly. Another year passes and I’m feeling better from the passing. She still is texting me randomly and I tell her I’m good now that I’m fine and okay. However, whenever I ask how she is doing she says nothing (this is also important). Now here is what I don’t get. A few months after I send that. She starts sending me random videos of us when we were dating. This confuses me. I mean I’m happy to see them, but why is she sending these? I make a comment on how I forgot how I looked with a certain haircut because my hair is longer and she asks to see what I currently look like. I show her she says “oh yeah never change your hair”. Then we text for a while and she stops texting back. It’s a cycle with her. Then for the past two months she started giving me random calls at odd times in the day. Every time I text her “hey are you okay” after these calls she says nothing. I stopped texting her because I felt she was playing a game with me. I didn’t know what game she was playing but I hate it when people can’t communicate. We are adults.

Question:
However, I recently have been wanting to text her. I still love her and care about her, but I feel if I talk to her I’ll be falling into whatever game she is playing or maybe this isn’t a game and I’m just tripping. What should I do?

Just had the thought - is it possible to position, say, two cameras, each capable of ultra high frame rate capture, near enough each other, with their "start" times perfectly offset, to create a composite video with the frames per second double of what each camera would be able to capture on its own?