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My social life is a disaster. I don't know how to make friends, let alone date. Part of it is just my nature for being very quiet and introverted, but I also feel like a lot of it was out of control.
When I was very young, in preschool, I developed a pretty huge bone cyst on my arm. The doctor said it was the size of a golf ball, the largest he'd ever seen. I didn't ever get treatment for it and it eventually went away on its own, but for awhile, I basically just had to live with an extremely brittle arm that could literally break just from falling over. So for that time, I was limited in just playing outside with other kids. I wasn't really allowed to play on the actual fun playground equipment where the other kids were. Sometimes I'd try and sneak in there for awhile but eventually they'd tell me to get down. I didn't even realize this was going on at the time but now I feel like that could have definitely impacted by social development.
Besides that, my family situation didn't help. I am an only child, which if you're at all familiar with stereotypes, meant that I didn't really have anyone to practice socializing with. I didn't really have anyone to play games or hang out with. I didn't even have cousins or anyone close to my age in my family that I regularly saw (one of my cousins on my dad's side is my age but I rarely saw them so they didn't really like me much anyways I don't think). I remember I would frequently try to get some of the younger adults in my family/family-friends to play a quick game with me but they usually declined. I think the most I had was my mom's friend's kid who was two years younger than me and we just kind of hung out whenever our moms did, which wasn't super often. My parents also divorced when I was young too (about 6 y/o) which probably didn't help in that.
My own nature definitely played a part in everything too... I know even back then I was already a fairly introverted kid. But all of this really didn't help the situation. I feel like I didn't even develop basic social skills that you need for making friends. And as the years went on in my childhood the difficulties sort of snowballed into each other since I was sort of behind. Eventually I was bullied a bit as a result which just made it even worse too, for awhile I avoided talking to anyone I didn't absolutely have to. So now as an adult I feel like I'm starting from scratch, which is rough. The most knowledge I have on socializing is stuff that was told to a 6 year old struggling to make friends well over a decade ago. Actually, while typing this, I think it just clicked. My conversational skills really feel like those of a child, not having any idea of what to do or how to keep a conversation going naturally, which might make a lot of sense actually.

I apologize in advance for the length of my rant, and if I am somewhat rambling. I just really need to let this out and have no one to talk to.
I am a 34(f) from Canada. I have really been struggling for several years. I am a very independent person, and have lived on my own since I was 16. I have always had 2-3 jobs, and thrived on it. My mom and my entire family really other than my dad, are severe alcoholics, and I made the decision to leave at 16 and pretty much cut contact unless they could someday choose me over the booze. That never happened. Before this "rough period" I felt like I had gotten away, broke the curse and made something of myself. I was succesful and happy. Working 2 jobs, a long term partner, our own house.. life was good. But it all went to shit. It started in 2017 when I found out I had endometrioid adenocarcinoma (uterine cancer), which thankfully we caught quick and was very treatable. After that whole ordeal, I was back to work for less than one month before a woman who was texting and driving ran a red light and T-boned me on the driver's side door as I was driving through my green light. More hospitals, more therapies and more missed work. Once I was back to work for about 2 months this time, covid hit and I was laid off from one job and fired from the other. I was considered high risk due to my immune system being shot from my cancer treatments, so my doctor told me I couldn't work and to isolate anyways. Once lockdowns ended and things got somewhat back to normal, I found a new job. A great job actually that I was really excited about and love. I have been there now over a year and a half, and was trying my hardest to dig myself out of my immense hole of debt. I didn't have benefits before this job, so although the major stuff during the cancer and the accident like the surgeries, the chemo, the radiation etc. was all covered a lot of stuff was not. I had to pay for very expensive perscriptions, therapies, physio etc. on top of not having any income for just over 2 years altogether between the cancer and car accident. I blew through my savings within about six months, and then took out multiple credit cards and lines of credit. At first, I really wasn't that worried. In my head, I just thought like.. I need to do what I have to do to survive right now, and once I am healthy again I will just work my ass off for a couple years to pay all this off. Then covid hit, and after I was fired I really started to worry. I somehow limped through and came out the other side and then got this job that I have now, that I mentioned before. The new problem now is that once again I am having major health issues. I have been on sick leave since October. Thankfully, this time I have insurance at this job, unlike the previous times, so I am still have some sort of income even though it's very minimal. I have been in and out of the hospital for months with internal bleeding, stomach ulcers, anemia, extreme fatigue, severe stomach pains, and nausea. Everything here in Healthcare is so backed up right now from covid times that it is taken forever to get anything done. I am going for my 2nd endoscopy/colonoscopy on June 15th with the internal medicine specialist/ gastroenterolgist that I was referred to ages ago and its finally happening. The first one didn't work because there was some sort of blockage they couldn't get by. So hopefully I will have concrete answers soon. But in the meantime it's been a mess. MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, iron transfusions, blood transfusions, blood work every week, barium enemas and on and on. My mom has colon cancer, and her father died from colon cancer, along with several other family members.. so I am very nervous.
I am not exaggerating when I say I lost everything. My partner of 8 years broke up with me during the cancer ordeal because he was worried I wouldn't be able to have kids. We actually found out I had cancer in the first place because we were trying to get pregnant, I didn't have my period for 4 months and we thought I was pregnant forsure but the tests kept saying negative. So we went to my gyno, all excited and happy... and left with horrible news instead. During those 6 years I also lost my house, my perfect credit, my nice brand new vehicle, a lot of friends, and more. Once I had gotten this new job I thought like.. finally.. a break. I will get back on track this time. And now with this new round of health issues, I just feel like giving up. I have always tried to be positive no matter what. But this time, it's feeling impossible. Life is just so hard when you have no safety net or someone to fall back on isn't it? I never realized before how much I took my health and ability to work for granted. Now, I am alone, bed ridden, worried about being evicted from my crappy one bedroom apartment with no where to go and no one to talk to. I am behind on my rent, my phone and internet is about to be cut off.. the 60% of my wages I am getting from sick leave doesn't make it really far and I'm just limping along here. I also used to bartend on the side which was a huge help to my monthly income and I haven't been able to do that for months either.
Anyways. That was a lot lol and I apologize. It's just been eating me up and I needed to get it out somehow. There are a lot of safety nets in canada, but it seems like since I have a job on paper although unable to work, I don't qualify for many. If anyone has any idea's i would really appreicate it!! Being bed ridden is not good for someone who likes to be active. All you can do is sit here and think think think.
If you've made it this far, thank you and I hope you have a great day! Xo

If you have read an edition of GOTM published anytime after December 2007, you would most certainly have come across the introduction/preface by Erikson. And if you haven't read it already, I would highly recommend that you do so.
Here's the link -

• Steven Erikson's Preface to Gardens of the Moon

Is it necessary? Well, it's probably the best way to go about for a brand new reader who's still deciding or confused about starting the series in the first place (I regret not having done this myself earlier). It will help clear any doubts that you have about the series, especially about the first book, which for some notion, is seen as a "difficult" start to the series and making people somewhat hesitant to pick it up. Not only that, Erikson also very well details his personal experiences and hurdles faced during the whole process, along with his inspirations and ambitions to carry on.
Here's a quick summary of the best bits and the major points being talked about -
​
Ambition

There is no point in beginning something without ambition.
The need to push. Defy convention. Go for the throat.

That's how it starts, the preface. And throughout it, you will get the idea of why Erikson is stressing on this particular point so much.
Erikson also mentions all the work he and his fellow friend and co-creator of the Malazan world, Ian C. Esslemont, put into creating this massive project, which was time and again either rejected, or simply not recognized as a "normal" work at the time.

We were pushing Fantasy in that sizzling, scintillating context of jaw-dropping admiration. We were, in other words, as ambitious as hell.
Ambition never goes away. It may shuffle off, grumbling, feet dragging, only to slide across into something else - usually the next project. It doesn't take 'no' for an answer.
But then, consider it from my point of view. It took eight years and a move to the UK for Gardens of the Moon to find a publisher. It took four more years before a US deal was finalized. The complaint? 'Too complicated, too many characters. Too... ambitious.'

I would like to say that the last line being talked above is still reverberated around the fantasy community to a certain degree for some reason, whereas this sub likes to think quite the opposite, and has convinced me to trust them going forward.
​
About GOTM

In the years and many novels since, certain facts have made themselves plain. Beginning with Gardens of the Moon, readers will either hate my stuff or love it. There's no in-between. Naturally, I'd rather everybody loved it, but I understand why this will never be the case. These are not lazy books. You can't float through, you just can't. Even more problematic, the first novel begins halfway through a seeming marathon - you either hit the ground running and stay on your feet or you're toast.

That's one way of putting it, I guess.

The reader I had in mind was one who could and would carry the extra weight - the questions not yet answered, the mysteries, the uncertain alliances.

I think this point needs to be stressed by everyone who's introducing the series to new audiences, in my personal opinion. That you won't be understanding everything that's going on, and you needn't worry about it either! Just go with the flow, and let the author do his thing as he's intending it to be.

History has proved this out, I think. Readers either bail on the series somewhere in the first third of Gardens of the Moon, or they're still sharing the ride to this day, seven going on eight books later.

(This was penned before TTH got published.)

This was fast-paced writing, but it was also, bizarrely and in ways I still can't quite figure, dense writing. So, Gardens invites you to read rip-roaringly fast. But the author advises: you'd best not succumb to the temptation.

I think this sums it up pretty well.
​
Author's message

In writing Gardens, I quickly discovered that 'back story' was going to be a problem no matter how far back I went.
When challenged with writing this preface, I did consider for a time using it as a means of gentling the blow, of easing the shock of being dropped from a great height into very deep water, right there on page one of Gardens of the Moon. Some background, some history, some setting of the stage. I've since mostly rejected the idea. Dammit, I don't recall Frank Herbert doing anything like that with Dune, and if any novel out there was a direct inspiration in terms of structure, that was the one. I'm writing a history and fictional or not, history has no real beginning point; even the rise and fall of civilizations are far more muddled on the front and back ends than many people might think.

That para right above just hit differently to me. Also, pointing to the direct inspiration of 'Dune' by Frank Herbert there. Not only that, there are multiple other references present in the preface, including that of Glen Cook and his works (again, one of the inspirations).

Maybe I was aware of the swing away from Good versus Evil, but that just seemed a by-product of growing up - the real world's not like that, why persist in making Fantasy worlds so fundamentally disconnected with reality?

And that, my friends, is one of the major reasons what this series is praised for, not only on this sub, but throughout the fantasy community I feel (especially of what I've heard and seen). That the series has themes and characters that we can connect with our own reality, even more so emotionally.

Well, I don't know. It's exhausting just thinking about it. Gardens is what it is. I have no plans on revision. I don't even know where I'd start.

​

Better, I think, to offer the readers a quick decision on this series - right there in the first third of the first novel, than to tease them on for five or six books before they turn away in disgust, disinterest or whatever. Maybe, from a marketing position, the latter is preferred - at least in the short term. But, thank God, my publishers know a false economy when they see one.

​

Gardens of the Moon is an invitation, then. Stay with it, and come along for the ride. I can only promise that I have done my best to entertain. Curses and cheers, laughter and tears, it's all in here.

​

One last word to all you nascent writers out there. Ambition is not a dirty word. P*ss on compromise. Go for the throat. Write with b*lls, write with eggs. Sure, it's a harder journey but take it from me, it's well worth it.

Now if that doesn't get you excited for starting the journey yourself, I don't know what will.
And to make it even easier (as this sub did for me)… JUST PICK UP THE BOOK AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! Is it that difficult? Definitely not. If you like it, go ahead. If not, then maybe this wasn't for you. At least give it a try, and don't judge off of others' views and opinions. Experience it for yourselves! Not really rocket science, is it?

Is there any way I can do a dual degree bachelor with minors while also taking on a masters. Or a way to take credits for other classes.
I am willing to take night classes and such to be able to do this.
I am interested in many things mainly : Science (Psychology (Does this count as science?) Physics and math), Arts (Music, animation, drama and theater and fashion), Tech (Comp science and AI is the major one), Business and entrepreneurship and English literature and History and Archeological studies.
I would want to either go to law school later on in life.
I also don't want to complete all my academic life in one institution so besides taking in research and participating in exchange programs from other unis. I at least want to do my PhD or after masters with PhD in another institution.
I feel like I will miss out professionally and personally (personal fulfillment since I love learning and studying and being in a setting where we are collaborative and are passionate about our work) if i pick one thing only. I know I can still do these things as hobbies on my own time but it is not the same thing.
I am also 22..almost 23. Gap cause of the covid thing and financial problems that arose and health issues in family. I am international. Non-us and non UK citizen. Would like to earn money part time or as a temp as well so I am not just living in an academia bubble and have some sort of fund. I also want to not me in school for 10 years or so. Preferably before I am 27 with at least one masters and bachelors obvi.
Please advise.

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Vanakkam Makkalae,
I am a hard core Chennai fan. I am born and brought up in Chennai. Till I graduated, I would have probably visited a couple of neighboring cities around Chennai. That covers the travelogue of my life till I joined a IT company.
I entered the IT industry at his peak. I went to US, UK and later visited many european countries etc as part of work and vacation. It was a time where stepping into a foreign nation would get you so much attention on family circles and friends.
I too was fascinated about the modernization and sophistication I saw in those developed nations. Because at that time I was traveling from North Madras to Siruseri , a sheer feat that would take 2.5 hours to reach office one way. Every day I would spend around 5 hours traveling, and literally there was not a day gone by without using some curse words.
Now moving to present reality, I am in Qatar now for my husband and kids. Qatar is a wealthy and peaceful country and I absolutely respect it. I have been here for the past 5 years with nothing to complain about.
But I terribly miss Chennai. Every year I would come to Chennai for summer vacation and as soon as I land ,I will start complaining about the sweltering hot sun, the tedious travel, the uncomfortable public transport, the makkal koottam everywhere and about everything pretty much ..
But as soon as I leave Chennai, I will begin to miss it again... Chennai feels like winding down on my mother's lap .. It's like being yourself with your close friend gang and talking heart out...never felt such connection and safety anywhere else.
I still miss the days, when a day long power shutdown could bring everyone on the family ( and Sometimes neighbors family) to just come closer and talk rubbish about the government ..
I terribly miss Marina beach Sundal, T.Nagar Shopping, Sathyam cinemas, Non AC Train rides, Road side tea and butter biscuits...
Chennai, will always have a special place in my heart.
This year, due to some personal reasons I couldn't come to Chennai.It is beginning to eat me. Hence the rant. ...I envy all the guys who are in Chennai now :)

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Hi all, I'm seeking some advice pertaining to the title. Some more details: I began working for a new company a few months ago with another new colleague. We share an office space with our boss. The other day, he had a seizure while sitting in his chair, and we immediately sought help from another colleague in the room adjacent to us. (This colleague is also personal friends with our boss). At the time, we didn't know that he had epilepsy, so it was very concerning.
The colleague adjacent to us came in to check on our boss, and she told us that everything was okay but didn't include an explanation of why he was having a seizure. I assume she didn't explain in order to protect his privacy. My colleague and I sat for a minute or two while he seized, and the colleague next to us went to her office and returned after a minute to check in on him. He quickly became responsive, and they spoke in their native language about what had happened (I assume that's what they spoke about, because I don't speak their language). He seemed to be in good spirits. During this time, I gathered that my boss having seizures is a regular enough occurrence that it must be epilepsy, especially given the calm reaction of our colleague from next door.
After everything happened, our boss did not acknowledge what had happened to himself. We asked him if he was doing okay, and he told us yes. We were very glad that he was okay! But there was not an acknowledgment. My colleague and I left work that day and discussed it a little bit, and decided to not press questions about it, because it seems he preferred to be private about it, and we want to respect that.
However, today, he had another seizure. We were not with him. He was in a meeting in another room, but a different colleague walked him into our office space. A lot of people checked in on him to make sure that he was okay.
Overall, it seems like everyone in the office is aware of our boss's epilepsy except my colleague and I, and our biggest concern is making sure that our boss is okay if an event happens. We want to ask him what he would like us to do if something happens, but it seems he doesn't want to acknowledge it to us, and we want to respect his privacy and not cross boundaries in bringing it up.
If you were in a similar situation, how would you like your subordinates to bring up this conversation, if at all? It's challenging with the working dynamic since he's our boss, and we're not sure where the boundary is. Should we simply not bring it up and rely on our colleagues' knowledge of his epilepsy if he were to have another event? How can we support our boss?

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My favourite to play role/champ is Lee Sin support. I play him for 400+ soloq games already and occasionally with friends and it only make me want to play more the next time! When I first started playing lee support I avg'd 20 deaths a game because damn the champ is hard af to learn, but thanks to me going in for insec plays 24/7 and limit testing the fk out of every single one of my games not letting any degree of being behind in gold/exp to stop me has made me improve at an accelerated pace. And now I only occasionally will die 20 times in a match but in other games I can go equal or even pull ahead a bit and have a carry game one a blue moon. Majority of my games are now only around 12~16 deaths a game but I've come a long way from 20+. Any other support lee fans around if so was your experience similar?

I never really paid attention to this until I joined this sub. I'm currently at an airport, don't know if it's the boredom or lack of sleep or just new surroundings (probably all) but I'm extra aware of what's going on around me and a guy at an electronics store looked like he'd rather hide under the counter than assist me. Came across a couple others who also just wanted me to quickly move on, barely even making eye contact. I know this is nothing new in the sub, but I'm just.. surprised, and needed to let it out (because bored). Weirdly i just haven't paid attention to this before. What does it matter what a person looks like if it's your job to just charge them for a salad 😂 just treat me like you just treated the person before me 😤 idk.. also feeling very frumpy and gross after a flight and everything so that doesn't help my self-esteem either lol
Oh well, hoping I'll avoid catcalling at least so this can also have an upside

The slogan was coined by Brock Dolman, a conservation biologist and permaculture teacher.
He describes how he came about this phrase, in an interview https://climatewaterproject.substack.com/p/beavers-biology-and-slow-water-brock#details
"The idea of the ‘slow it, spread it, sink it’ mantra comes out of my work for decades in storm water management and the clean water act at the Federal level, the Porter-Cologne act in California, the recognition of non-point source pollution being a really big deal. It comes out of low impact development, stormwater management, bioswales, porous pavement, roof water catchment and groundwater recharge, and those retrofitting land use to be a rehydrative sponge rather dehydrate system. Thats where I really synthesized nugget of the idea to slow it, sink it, spread it.
When I began working in urban stormwater management and low impact development, I brought the perceptual design method worldview of permaculture. Permaculture is a method of how to create regenerative and socially just systems that are based on natural patterns and processes. So when I was looking at stormwater management, and green infrastructure versus grey infrastructure, we used those tools - the principles of protracted observation, stacking functions, relative location and onsite resources, and planned redundancies. These are permaculture design principles. They apply to everything we do. "

I see a psychodynamic therapist who says she works on an Integrative Relational basis. We've been working together for a year now. I have a lot of childhood trauma and very avoidant attachment. I can socialise but not really feel connected to anyone. Everything feels like acting. I don't feel that I exist as a real person, but merely function to serve the needs of others.
Anyway, last session we were talking about the part of me that feels this way, and we've identified that she feels about 12 years old (which is when I consciously started feeling this way). And we talked about how isolated this 12 year old part of me feels. Then my T said, "Well maybe she needs to get to know me better." She didn't elaborate on this at all.
I don't really understand what my T meant or how this is supposed to happen. She doesn't self-disclose, so I know nothing about her. I know this is not uncommon. But then how am I supposed to get to know her better? I already know she is a safe person, and I've shared a lot with her.
Am I missing something here that I should be doing in therapy? Is anyone able to help me understand what she might have meant?

For example, I frequently have to convince myself in my head that I'm better than others in some way, but obviously this is just my low self-esteem talking. Even though I know it's only projection, I still try really hard to convince myself that I'm not the problem. However, I tend to face "reality checks" during times of failure. For example, I'm a late learner driver (21) due to anxiety and after making mistakes while learning to drive, it has actually made me stop trying to prove that I'm better than others and has made me face the reality of the fact that I'm no better, or actually worse.

Hi everyone! This is my first post here and I would be extremely grateful to hear your opinions/advice about this situation:
I (26F) met a guy (26M) a long time ago on a convention. Due to multiple events in my life, we lost contact, but since he looked like a nice and funny person to hang around with, I decided to try contact him again.
So far we have been chatting and everything has been so far so good, but yesterday he asked me on a date (have dinner somewhere) and... I´m honestly not feeling it at all. Since a long time I have considered myself to be in the ace spectrum (unsure whether if ace or demisexual) and I don´t even have an emotional connection with him (much less finding him physically attractive) and right now I´m not actively looking for a partner (no problem in having more friends, tho).
The thing is that I don´t want to make him suffer, but I don´t wanna force myself into a situation I am not looking forward. This is giving me a terrible anxiety and I even tried myself to go and accept due to the fear of being alone if I don´t have a partner, but it is only making it worse.
Any ideas on how to deal with it?