how do I improve my room and make it more aesthetically pleasing?
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mom abandoned me in the middle of town and told me to walk home (3hr walk)
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mom dropped me off in the middle of town and told me to walk home (3 hr walk)
A survivor sub exclusively for children raised by a toxic parent or guardian with borderline personality disorder/emotionally unstable personality disorder. This is a constructive, supportive space to find healing from your abusive parent and dysfunctional home. PLEASE READ THE RULES before you participate. We take sub members' safety very seriously.
i feel hopeless and broken
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how do i manage this frizz?
A strictly SFW subreddit to share and discuss long hair. Please read the sub rules before posting or commenting. Thanks!
did you guys ask everyone to sign ur leavers shirt
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will my prom dress look bad if i tie the waist at the back?
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Didn’t pick my a levels help??
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Lip recs for light/med, warm, saturated olive?
Olive undertones are often misunderstood and underrepresented in the beauty industry. Welcome to OliveMUA, where we try to sort out what kind of makeup works for us. Here you can share your favorite makeup finds, compare swatches, and discuss color theory.
Anyone went to prom and hated it?
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How do i organize my wardrobe?
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i desperately don’t want my summer to be depressing.
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I want to cry bcs of my prom dress
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How do I stop making silly mistakes in further maths?
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me when physics 6 markers 🎀
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my mom makes me uncomfortable
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Do you have a revision timetable?
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Pattern when doing every single maths back question on the edexcel papers
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What topics would you focus on for AQA FM?
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How to reduce dryness without adding buildup?
Place for people with fine hair to ask advice and share hair care tips.
how to stop feeling guilty for not looking good for my boyfriend
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My grades massively drop on luteal/period
A science based sub for PMDD. Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a menstrual-related mood disorder (MRMD). It is not the same as premenstrual syndrome (PMS) or PME (premenstrual exacerbation). PMDD is listed in the DSM-5 and ICD-11.
My grades massively drop on my period/luteal
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first time i got a 9 in maths after two years!!
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i drop by 1-2 grades on my period
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