I love glowing stuff, it always look so cool! Very cute suit, and the photographer did a great job balancing the bright light and the normal surrounding area :3

It's great to have you here! My own three-year anniversary is coming up next month, and like you said, this is a lovely community that has grown a lot over the past three years -- and that's because of people like you, who post cool stuff and manage communities.

That's something that's really hard to understand and accept. Being broken in whatever way applies to you doesn't mean you're incapable of love, and it doesn't mean that you're undeserving of love, either. It may be hard to understand why some people want to give you love, and it's kinda scary tbh, but I'm slowly accepting that my brokenness doesn't have to define me, at least not wholly

If only I could look this cute while going insane :3

He's actually a licenced therapist and offers free sessions every Wednesday to give you better tools to handle your daddy issues that don't involve sex to numb the pain (if that doesn't work, you can still smash)

Shibari is cool. Bondage by itself is a lot of fun, but sometimes, adding that bit of fanciness takes it to another level

Make sure to set the spin cycle to the maximum your machine allows! But seriously, why would you want to unstink them in the first place? :3

I don't know. Sometimes, I get rejections in no time, but there are also times when it takes a week or two. The former sounds like an automated process, the latter like a person looking through applications. But one place once sent me a rejection after a week and they sent it on a public holiday, when hiring managers aren't supposed to be on the clock. So they either worked off the clock or just delayed the automatic response to make it look realistic.

But that doesn't change much about my statement, I think. If you use software that's so prone to errors (how is it supposed to detect transferable or equivalent skills if the person setting it up can't do that either?), that doesn't shine a good light on you. And on the rare occasions that I got past that initial screening and talked to someone from the hiring team, they usually had no idea what the job was about, either. One of them even had a couple of technical questions the team leader gave her that she was supposed to ask me.

I don't know if this gets even close to a luke-warm take, but the more time I spend trying to find a job, the more I dislike the concept of hiring managers. Oh, you're looking for someone to do a job? Let's ask this person who knows nothing about that job to find a good candidate. The number of hiring managers who are completely clueless and straight-up incompetent is frightening (and don't even get me started on their apparent lack of class consciousness)

That looks so comfy! I love small spaces, and the way they decorated it is lovely. Especially that photo with beans in a sea of flowers is a cute detail :3