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After everything, I've decided that I won't be imitating Shami on weekends (including Fridays) anymore (because I'm really tired and have to think of things to create, plus the feedback isn't that great. I know some people who like it still watch, but I want more, I guess? And Friday has that annoying internship class, and on weekends I just want to lie in bed and play games.)

When your liver isn't feeling well, it often doesn't start with 'pain'. ① Teeth | Frequent bleeding when brushing If bleeding becomes more frequent, and is accompanied by easy bruising, nosebleeds, or a yellowish complexion, it's not advisable to keep putting it off. ② Diet | Loss of appetite, frequent nausea Sudden loss of appetite, feeling queasy at the sight of greasy food, or frequent nausea. If this doesn't improve for several consecutive days and is accompanied by fatigue and weight loss, you should get checked out as soon as possible. ③ Skin | Dullness, yellowish tint, recurring acne Your skin noticeably turns yellow, or you develop widespread itching at the same time. ④ Eyes | Dryness, swelling, or yellowing of the whites Dry eyes and blurred vision are often related to excessive screen time, dry eye syndrome, or lack of sleep. However, if the whites of your eyes gradually turn yellow, it's more than just not enough rest. ⑤ Mood | Irritability, fatigue, poor memory Becoming easily agitated, feeling low on energy, and experiencing memory decline don't necessarily mean you have 'liver fire'. What's more important is whether these changes are continuously worsening. ⑥ Bowel Movements | Abnormal stools, dark urine Sticky, foul-smelling stools are often related to diet or gut health. Yellowish urine might just mean you're not drinking enough water. But if your urine consistently becomes dark like tea, and your stools simultaneously become lighter in color, you should be vigilant. ⑦ Other | Bloating, increased flatulence Increased gas and abdominal bloating are often related to eating too quickly, consuming gas-producing foods, constipation, or sensitive bowels. If your abdomen continuously enlarges, feels tight to the touch, and is accompanied by poor appetite, leg swelling, or abnormal weight changes, you shouldn't just dismiss it as ordinary bloating.

Shocked for 300 years by my ex-girlfriend's series of unbelievable actions

This afternoon, when I went to get water from the dispenser, the red heating light had just turned on. A normal, productive person would probably have turned back to their seat and done something productive, but I didn't. I chose to stand there, arms crossed, staring intently at that faint red light, seriously contemplating when it would finally switch to green. When people are extremely bored, their brainwaves enter a state of near-metaphysical resonance. I looked at the limescale on the metal panel and started calculating the kinetic energy of the water molecules violently colliding inside, even trying to accelerate this physical process with my mind. The surrounding air seemed to freeze, and people occasionally passing by in the hallway probably thought I was performing some deep life meditation on the machine. Actually, no. My mind was blank, with only the enormous, meaningless question of 'How long is this going to take?' hanging there. The moment I finally couldn't stand it anymore and reached out to just get some warm water, it clicked and turned green. In that moment, I suddenly had an epiphany: Some things move slower the more you stare at them, but the world suddenly starts working the moment you decide to give up. Walking back to my seat after getting the water, I had even forgotten whether I was originally thirsty or just trying to escape reality.

Here are the four core principles for properly cleaning and maintaining your eyeglasses: 1. Cleaning Steps • Rinse with cool water first: Rinse the lens surface with tap water at room temperature to wash away dust and grit, preventing scratches when dry wiping. • Use neutral detergent: Use 1 drop of neutral dish soap (avoid using body wash, soap, or detergents containing alcohol, acids, or alkalis, as they can damage the lens coating). • Gently rub: Lightly rub the lenses, temples, and nose pads with your fingers. • Blot dry: Gently press with a soft tissue or microfiber cleaning cloth to absorb moisture. Never rub back and forth vigorously. • Do not dry wipe with sleeves or tissues: Clothing fibers and regular tissues contain rough wood pulp, which can easily leave countless tiny scratches on the lenses when dry wiping. 2. Daily Wearing and Handling Habits • Use both hands to put on/take off: Always use both hands to grasp the temples simultaneously when putting on or taking off your glasses to prevent the frame from deforming or becoming crooked due to uneven force. • Lens-side up: When placing your glasses on a surface, always position them lens-side up to avoid direct contact and scratches from the surface. • Folding order for storage case: When putting glasses into a case, fold the left temple first, then the right temple, to prevent the temples from scratching the lenses. 3. Strictly Avoid High Temperatures and Chemical Solvents • Keep away from heat: Resin lenses and most frames are not heat-resistant (they can deform or cause coatings to crack/peel at temperatures above 40°C to 80°C). Never leave your glasses in a hot car in summer, in a sauna, or expose them to hot air from a hairdryer.

The application form is really... I honestly don't know what qualifications are needed to be eligible...

This usually isn't a heart condition, but rather nerves in your chest wall getting 'pinched and irritated'! This phenomenon is medically known as 'precordial catch syndrome (PCS)' or 'anterior chest wall catch syndrome'. Between our ribs are numerous tiny 'intercostal nerves', and the outside of our lungs is covered by a smooth membrane called the pleura. When you're sitting still, have poor posture (like hunching), or suddenly take a deep breath, the parietal pleura inside the chest cavity or the intercostal nerves might get momentarily 'pinched' or stretched by surrounding tissues due to slight friction within the space! Because the nerves in this area are quite sensitive, the brain immediately receives a signal of extremely sharp, stabbing pain. When you slow your breathing or change your posture, the pinched or stretched nerve slips back into place, and the stabbing pain disappears instantly. It's completely harmless to your heart and lungs.

I'm outside the station right now, haven't heard the whistle yet. It's too crowded inside, I'm scared I might fall off 😅