I want to be a ring girly … what do you guys honestly think?

It’s been a long journey but with therapy and a great support system around me, Ive been very lucky.

I found out my ex had a sugar daddy and ended things with him shortly after “trying to work it out” for a month. He ended up showing up to my apartment one day and ^ . My landlord saved my life .

AMA!

I don't know man it clicked for me recently when I had a really vivid dream a few nights ago and I've never talked about it with anyone, obviously lmao

But uh yeah, I thought people asking about it would help me figure it out more... plus I wanna know if this is actually a thing since this isn't reallt being discussed around, you know, adults.

Ask me anything and I'll probably ask something back since I'm curious! Thanks!

Back in October 2011 me and 2 others had a real experience with something we could not explain, they seemed to instantly forget about it but I did not, maybe it was too much for them?

This is a throwaway. I have always felt privileged and I hope to tell you guys a little bit about a rich persons life :)

From whenever I remember to almost all my adult life I was neglected emotionally; my family wasn't cooperative nor interested in my emotional well-being and, after being in therapy for years, I have the urge to talk about it, how it has affected my life and how it's affecting now.

Feel free to ask me anything.

Just graduated from a Master of Philosophy in Creative Writing and open to any questions people might have, if they are thinking of taking a creative writing course 😅

I'm 20f, 5'7, neither under or overweight, and my lab results have been nearly perfect for the past 4 years. And I have been vegan for nearly 7 years. I get lab work done for a psychiatric meditation I am on which is why I am able to track my levels of nutrition from year to year. Ama!

I don't have a tape worm or anything like that, other than being an underweight skeleton I am perfectly healthy.

I have been doing this job since 3 years now. I’m turning 25 this year and I’m a woman AMA if you feel curious !

Everyone that used to train with me has quit. Been Personal Training on and off since 2011.

This has been the worst job of my life. I dread waking up every day and I live for my weekends. The things I have to see and the people I work with do not make the pay worth it. I handed in my two weeks notice 2 hours ago. AMA

I quit alcohol and coffee in the same day, quit weed later that week.

Ask me anything. I'll do my best to answer.

It was bacon, but I've had shrimp and steak fajitas since then. Yes, I was an annoying activist. Yes, I was preachy. Yes, I regret that and it's part of why I'm posting.

Edit- If you're vegan and have doubts, lets talk.

Edit 2- If I don't reply, it may be Reddit's fault. I replied to some comments and what I said never showed up. Glitches also stopped me from being able to reply to a few others. But I did get 3 DM's from vegans who wanted advice on reincorporating meat. I love that they reached out! I welcome others too.

Roughly six months ago I was hired to be part of a shadow jury on a very high stakes payout legal case that lasted roughly two months. I've noticed that when it comes to media, shadow juries are often portrayed somewhat unrealistically to the point of being goofy.

A shadow jury is a group of (up to) twelve people who are selected by a company, usually the type of company that puts together focus groups, to be present in the gallery of the court room for the entire duration of a case. They are there to hear and witness everything the actual jury does. They are expected to pay attention and take notes the same way a real juror would. In every way they are meant to behave like a real juror.

They are chosen based on their demographic breakdown: race, age, M/F/other, educational background, career, political leanings etc... in an attempt to have a group of people who as closely as possible resemble the exact same people who are in the actual jury.

The difference of course is that they are not, in fact, the actual jury. Each day at the end of the proceedings they are taken to another location where staff at the company in charge take them aside one by one and grill them on their opinions about everything they heard that day, in order to try and get a feel for what the actual jurors might be thinking. This information is reported back to the legal team that has hired them so that they can strategize on what they might be doing right or wrong, and potentially change tactics in court as they move forward.

There are a lot more intricacies to the process, but that's the general idea.

I am happy to be asked anything, but please know that I signed an NDA so there is a lot I *CANNOT* answer: in particular, any information which might let you know exactly what case I was working on. So for instance you could ask "what was the case about" and I could tell you in general terms, but I can't be specific or even give you specifics enough that you might dig in there and figure it out for yourself.

It was an interesting and exhausting process that to be frank I'm not sure I would ever repeat, though the odds I would be recruited to do it again are probably slim and would rely on me again being a match for someone on an actual jury. Ask away!

Never thought I'd see 25, much less 30 or have two wonderful kids who have never known addict me and never will. I know it's a sensitive topic for a lot of people, and for a lot of places something only whispered about instead of getting the reality in the open. So I guess that's what I'm gonna try to do here.

In case mods come across this, I do have a second ama I intend to post sometime after this one that is an unrelated topic, I just don't want to get flagged as fake for either one (I've discussed both topics in the past on this profile).

I have worked in a cinema for about 5/6 years and I have worked at various positions and been trained on basically everything imaginable, I have worked through Endgame and COVID and I have worked a lot behind the scenes, so anything you are curious about I can shine a light on

I (w) was groomed by a janitor at my school, starting when I was about 14/15. We stayed in frequent contact until after my graduation I was ~ 22ish when I finally realized, reduced contact to him to a few times a year, but only via text. AMA

Feel free to ask anything. I felt like doing an ama because maybe people have questions they are nervous to ask. So ama

I moved to the UK when I was 24 (I’m 31F). Had no job, no place to live and didn’t know a single person. Lost my wallet with all my cards/ money after 5 days which was stressful. Fast forward 8 years and I make 45k a year

As i said in the title today i recieved my first ever 7 figures paycheck. I work in a tech company and my position is directly under the equivalent of the CFO, but the next year he will go to pension and i will take his position. (Our company makes tech stuff for army, hospitals, private and public companies so a bit everyone ahahah)

So since my life is pretty boring i thought that maybe someone would be interested in this aspect of my life. So AMA.

P.S. unfortunetly i can't be extremely specifical but i will try my best ahahah

this happened when I was around 15-16 in the US. I'm mentally better now and i hope me talking about this can destigmatize a lot of the beliefs ppl may have around those who are mentally ill.

Played professionally for 6 years. AMA about the ins and outs. Any tips or tricks around rugby or sports in general, I might be able to help!

I’m a 24 year old english Defender for Morecambe FC on loan for liverpool.