You can try NewPipe, which is free. IIRC I downloaded it from F-Droid. Maybe someone else can reply and confirm that’s the best place to get it.

How do younpay for these services? I’d imagine you might not want to use your credit cards.

If you use a VPN, change your country and see if that affects the content you’re offered. I’m in Manchester according to my VPN, and Netflix is offering me tons of British sitcoms and dramas, shows not available in my home country.

Does the character mean to cry “Attica”? Like people who yelled it in the 70s, referencing the prison revolt?

Thank you!

The fashion business seems to thrive on either body positivity or body negativity, but not body neutrality. If you feel neutral.about you body, I guess that doesn’t prompt you to spend a ton of money on products to celebrate or disguise it.

My advice is to use a body wash or soap with salycitic acid. It’s in products for preventing or treating acne - the salycitic acid kills the bacteria that causes body odor. You can also apply a toner with salycitic acid directly to your armpits (Stridex pads work well for this - they even make ones that are larger for use on the body). I do this and have zero B.O. Some people use other antibacterial soaps like Hibiclens or Paroxyl.

Also make sure that you are wearing clean clothes (wearing the same tshirt a couple of days in a row is taking a chance).

ETA: This won’t help reduce sweating but it will help with the bacteria that feeds on the sweat.

I’m American and I can’t think of a comedy show that makes fun of Indian food. Can you name one of them so I can check it out?

I’d say most medium to large sized cities in the US have Indian restaurants, so it’s not so unusual.

So funny that he didn’t see the logic at hiding his misogynistic world view. The point, i guess, was not to school you on logic but to test how much crap you’d put up with.

I hope he actually took a moment or two of self reflection and understands that he himself was not displaying much logic in the relationship. Who knows, maybe he’ll even question one or two of his misogynistic beliefs.

I’m sorry you had to put up with that but at least you’ve learned what to look out for.

Or they are just looking for a repository for their negative feelings. Their own personal dumping ground, if you will. It’s great that these men (and it’s not just men) expose themselves with flat footed negging early on.

I guess the takeaway is to make sure you have a will.

This post was followed by this one in my feed:

https://lemmy.world/post/8392025

We use espresso grounds in our coffee maker, so we drink Americanos by default.

Can you say where you’re located because that sounds like a screaming deal. I’m in NYC though, so everything sounds affordable to me.

If you’re looking for stuff for your face, I also recommend the following Korean beauty items. Nows a good time to buy them from kbeauty online retailers because most are doing deals and free shipping (November 11 is a Korean holiday):

• Illyoon Ato Ceramide Concentrate Cream
• Etude House Soon Jung 2x Barrier Intensive Cream

Unless you want a brand name IUD? I got a Mirena covered, no problem, in the US.

If you like Cetaphil and Cerave, you will also like Vanicream and Eucerin.

Dr. Bronners liquid Castille soap. I’ve tried others but they are not as concentrated or as moisturizing. Great diluted for shaving legs.

Sensodyne Pronamel Intensive Enamel Repair Toothpaste. I’ve reversed three cavities that were forming by using this toothpaste.

Persil detergent. I use other detergents but always have this on deck for tough stains or funky items.

Jockey women’s cotton underwear. There’s a specific cut that they have that’s flattering and comfortable.

I also suspect that they mark up the prices for goods they encourage to be stolen. I was in a Walgreens and saw some Stridex pads for $22 (they go for around $4.50 on Amazon). That way if it gets stolen they can claim huge losses.

My husband and I had two kids because we (1) both have union jobs with decent worklife balance, and (2) had high quality yet reasonably priced daycare in our neighborhood. (It still cost us more than our mortgage when both were in daycare.) If we didn’t have that we’d have only one kid and still make some pretty big sacrifices (we both really wanted kids). I truly don’t know how other people do it without kind, generous family members nearby or very high paying jobs. ETA: We know A LOT of families with only one kid.