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piutartufi OP t1_j9uhsle wrote

Yes, definitely try it! I hated reading for so much of my life till I realized it was because of ADHD. And then once college was over and I didn’t have to read x number of pages by a certain deadline, I could embrace the fact that I was a “slow reader” and finally enjoy it for once. It took the pressure off of it and allowed me to finally do it just for pleasure.

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MissionCandidate3417 t1_j9uhquu wrote

I'm sorry to hear that you're struggling with anxiety. It can be very difficult to manage. Here are a few techniques that I have found to be helpful when anxiety strikes:

  1. Practicing deep breathing exercises: Slow and steady breaths can help to bring your heart rate down and can also help to reduce tension in the body.

  2. Engaging in calming activities: Doing activities such as yoga, taking a walk, reading a book, or listening to music can help to distract your mind from anxious thoughts and promote relaxation.

  3. Talk to a trusted friend, family member, or counselor: Having someone to talk to about anxious thoughts and feelings can be very helpful.

  4. Exercise: Regular exercise can be beneficial for reducing anxiety.

I hope these suggestions are helpful to you.

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keepthetips t1_j9uhge8 wrote

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Sketzell t1_j9uheaz wrote

It's BECAUSE it is basic that mistakes happen. When you bake often you get pretty confident you know the drill and so you aren't expecting that random mistake or distraction or obstruction that causes you to react in panic. When you react in panic, your sense of logic goes out the window.

Do y'all just not cook or bake often, because I could see this being hard to relate to if baking was something you always need focus for.

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marlakd t1_j9ugkk3 wrote

I have the same question I always have about things like this. If God wanted to send you a message, what reason would he have for being so vague? So absolutely ambiguous. If he's omnipotent and has information for you, surely a loud noise is not an effective way to share it.

Other ineffective ways to send important messages include: floods, diseases, unexplained substances appearing on religious statues, images on toast, etc.

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tpf52 t1_j9ueoci wrote

I find it hilarious when people believe in god but also don’t believe god is omnipotent. Like why couldn’t god be dealing with the natural disasters and also causing loud noises for OP? How many problems is your god limited to dealing with at any given time in your opinion?

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triangularbish t1_j9udsvp wrote

If the photo was taken with a film camera, there's a possibility you can submerge the photo and glass together in a tray of water to separate them.

IMPORTANT: If it was a digital camera, that means the picture was printed instead of developed, and that will ruin it completely.

Definitely look into scanning it with the glass on first to get a good digital copy before attempting to separate it.

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