hi, i live near detroit.

buddy’s is our go to spot. it’s fantastic. :)

however, i was raised for 18 years in the st. louis area so that’s my preference- STL style thin crispy crust, provel cheese, square cut. pretty opposite to what you’ll find in a detroit style 'za.

it changes all the time but right now-

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sending love to you

i’ve been depressed my entire life and my dental hygiene used to be atrocious as a kid. these days, in my late 20s, i typically brush once a day in the morning and mouthwash before bed because the day takes a lot out of me energy wise and brushing my teeth ends up feeling like a monumental task. i go to the dentist every 3 to 4 months so more than the average person, but my insurance covers it. i use an electric toothbrush. i’ve only had one cavity and have all of my teeth including my wisdom teeth because they’re not damaged and don’t have cavities.

thank you ❤️

omg i love this, i’ve been dying for a new tat!

hi everyone, thank you! i ended up getting 4 on the switch :)

i see! thank you, that’s very informative. i do have steam and a very solid desktop PC as well, so if i go for 5 then i’ll get it on steam. you’re right that if i went with 5 first i wouldn’t really feel like i’m missing anything from 4.

it is a lemmy.world problem because the server cannot currently handle the sheer amount of new users and posts. i notice that it’s gotten a lot better today in comparison to the last few days. i’m too lazy to make a new account and subscribe to my current list of communities again, so i’m just waiting it out. you can make a new account on a less populated instance and you should be fine.

she’s beautiful, i’m sorry for your loss

fuck yeah, beanie weenies

not this weekend but next weekend, i am hoping to get the harvest moon remake and maybe we love katamari remake. loved these games as a kid so a lot of nostalgia there.

i’m really sorry for your loss

i get that. a lot of my friends are working on degrees or starting families. we don’t have as much time to hang out anymore. one thing that’s helped is expanding my social group. you don’t have to be tight with every friend. you can have specific friends/acquaintances for specific hangout sessions. have you tried connecting with local groups to expand your social circle? i’m sure you have some hobbies. these are just examples i’ve seen in my area:

• weekly dnd group
• gardening club
• walking club
• bar meetups
• volunteer trash cleanup
• board game nights
• friend speed ‘dating’

i’m not sure where you live, but you’re bound to find something. facebook is a garbage platform but one thing it’s good at is getting you up to date with local events and local groups. don’t like facebook? try finding local discord groups.

not really, at least in my situation. i’ve been married for over 5 years and my partner is absolutely my best friend and i can be my full self with them.

however, i also have a lot of other friends and acquaintances. each of them fills a different role in my life. all of them are unique. my partner doesn’t have all of the same interests as me, but my friends all fulfill a different part of my personality that my partner cannot, and they also help support me through difficult times as a team.

it’s really essential to have a support system and a wide variety of friends in your life. putting all your eggs in one basket isn’t healthy or fair. adulthood can certainly be lonely. i’m approaching 30 and feel it now more than ever as people in my life go down different paths and we have less in common and less time for each other.

it’s okay though. there are so many people in the world to connect with. you’ll find your people.

this is absolutely wild. where do you live? we go to the “emagine” theater chain and have been able to get the front row “cuddle seats” for 12$. it sits two of us to one loveseat. bring a friend/partner or have a giant seat to yourself. i think emagine is only in a few states tho (USA).

i’m sad that reddit is dogshit, but excited to watch lemmy grow and to have the opportunity to be a part of its growth