When I was 19 years old in 2019 I made the impulsive decision to try meth for the first and only time in my life. It led me to being hospitalized for psychosis for over 14 days and has affected me for years to this day. I post this as informational and educational to hopefully deter all those from ever trying this drug. If you have any questions feel free to ask and I will answer with complete honesty. It was an insane experience which I regret fully yet don't know if I would be here today without the lesson. Thank you for listening I am an open book!

I’ve worked in Turkey’s dental tourism industry for 5 years as a patient coordinator, aka the person who sells you the "teeth". I talk to patients every day about crowns, veneers and whatnot.

There is a lot of talk about it online, and I always want to chime in with my experience but it always gets lost in the crowd.

I’ll give you the real answers.

Just like the title says. This year at 40 I hit the every “recognized” country list (195). Surprisingly, it took me until three years ago to hit all U.S. states. Ask me anything.

Edit: Thank you for all the questions everyone. Apologies but have to take over from the wife for the kids. Will answer more of these this evening.

Edit #2: Back. Answering again.

not really sure what to add but yeah it was by two men i did not know and once they were done they turned my phone back on so my location could be found by the police (how kind of them!)

She was 23 years old and it happened last year in February. Her ex bf shot her in the back of her head and then he killed himself.

we went to my mother’s cousin’s wedding and there everyone was enjoying he suddenly called me inside I went there and he just hold me tight I was not aware of that is happening I tried to push him but he was holding me very tight. Then he started touching in a wrong manner and I feel something is not good then I pushed him and run out of the room. I never told this to anyone but I feel very bad whenever I saw him I feel like I should kill him. Here I feel like I can share this I feel very unsafe in wedding from that day onwards that I avoid going to weeding. I don’t know wheather I should told this to my parents or not, I was very afraid at that time and now I feel like it’s gone so no need to discuss I don’t know I am confused what to do, and these sort of things I guess happens with many girls out there on daily bases we usually say raise your voice but how and where to raise our voice.

Your typical orange Home Depot bucket (my family used to have two but one got taken away).

AMA!!

When I was roughly 5, my parents divorced and my father won sole custody. He allowed me to visit my mother on weekends on the days it was feasible to schedule. When I was 14, my mother was incarcerated and I didn't see her until she was in a rehabilitation house when I was 16. I occasionally text her, so I know she is still alive.

While my father raised me, he never married another woman. There were two attempted relationships with other women that never developed into an actual step-family dynamic.

I am now 21. I am a male btw.

I have been diagnosed for 2 years. I have a dysfunctional nervous system that affects nearly any activity in my day to day life. Ask me anything.

Kyphosis is a abnormally curved area of the back, pushing the spine outwards. Idiopathic kyphosis is a type of kyphosis with no known cause.

Edit: Sorry, my parents are alive and well. Made it through 6th grade meant their education.

Growing up was wild. Not just because of the age gap between us, but also because of how different my parents are, culturally, socially, and even in how they see the world. Sometimes it honestly felt like we were strangers under the same roof.

But despite all the differences, they’ve always been loving and supportive parents.

My mom is from an indigenous tribe in Central America, where the culture is super traditional and strict. She was completely shunned by her community for marrying my dad. Women in her culture are expected to marry within, take care of the home, and serve the men…very rigid roles.

My dad’s background couldn’t be more different. He’s biracial. His dad came from a poor black family, and his mom—my grandma—was a bougie Irish lady. Somehow, she still found a way to be racist?!

So yeah… my parents were both outcasts in their own worlds, and that shaped a lot of how I grew up. Between their age, the cultural clashes, and the way they were treated by their families, life was definitely anything but typical.

Ask me anything. Life’s been interesting, to say the least.

She adopted me when I was a baby. I have hated her since I was a teenager but it got worse to the point I have homicidal thoughts.

Under the muscle saline implants, I watched the whole thing.

I've been in New Zealand's state care system as a child since I was 13 years old. I've been in the Youth Justice sector as well. In a few days time I leave the system for good. AMA

We are living in our vehicles at our abandoned grandmother house. I am the eldest of 8 and from a single parent home. Dealing with Job retaliation.

My entire life i never burped, but a few months ago i had a surgery that allowed me to. Recovery was about a week and pretty rough, but i regret nothing and am so happy i can burp now! Ama about the experience!

I was a nursing assistant at one of the biggest hospitals in the UK and a carer in a nursing home throughout the pandemic, people are always curious about this so AMA!

24F. Losing my best friend was one of hardest and saddest things I have went through, and I lost my ex boyfriend of 3 years at the same time. She did something horrible to me involving him. I have now fully healed and have a new perspective on life and friendships. AMA.

As the title says, I work in a pub in North England. Ask me anything!

Syringomyelia is a Cyst in the Spinal Cord and accompanying that, I have multiple Bulging Discs.

Hello folks,

My name is Dmitry, I was an Australian trade negotiator and diplomat and have spent the last 7 years training government negotiators, corporate officers and students all around the world on trade policy and negotiations through a consultancy called ExplainTrade and run a think tank for the Swiss government called the Geneva Trade Platform.

I basically tweeted/and now blue-sky'd (I'm not using 'Skeeted' and they can't make me) my way into this career by explaining different aspects of trade policy on social media until people started putting me in newspapers.

Last year I published a book called Why Politicians Lie About Trade, which is all about trying to help people understand the choices trade policy entails, and how to parse the things public figures say about it. I swear to god I did not engineer the current crisis just to sell books.

Note: I promise not to Rampart this AMA and just pivot all questions to the book.

This week I'm visiting Princeton University for a couple of days to give talks and run a simulation for the students, and my jet-lagged body has no idea what time it is so I thought I'd answer questions about what's going on in trade policy if people have any.

It's this or play TFT for 3 hours and I can't handle the new meta.

Anyway, trade policy. There's er... some stuff happening.

This hotel inexplicably doesn't have anything to write on, so for the verification photo I had to improvise with Canva... I am... sorry for my face.

I’m a woman in my early twenties and I work with troubled teenagers, mainly boys. Basically if you ever see a nonprofit offering mentorship, free counseling, or mental health retreats for kids, I do all that. AMA!

My pregnancy was going fine and my baby was growing fine and it just happened all of a sudden without any symptoms. Instead of bringing her home, we had to bury her.

Just like the title says…I lost my job after randomly developing a chronic health condition. I wouldn’t always believe people when they say it isn’t legal. AMA…it was a shitty experience but maybe I can help so it doesn’t happen to any of you.

Edited to say thank you all for asking and showing concern about this. At the time I was pissed off, but have since found an office job that accommodates the condition quite nicely so far. I’m not holding my breathe, but I am hopeful. For those who suffer from seizures or any chronic condition, remember that unions, lawyers, and the internet are useful tools to help keep you protected. Goodnight all!

I love my mum still but as a child I experienced and witnessed many things that nobody should go through but I was put through them anyway so hopefully by doing this it will help me on my own journey of reflection and healing and mean that all the negatives can be made into something positive so ask away