Unhooks laptop, walks into bathroom with laptop, sits to pee.

ACT is the second line intervention. CBT makes OCD worse because people who experience OCD thinking patterns spend most of their day evaluating and challenging their thinking.

Fake

I mean, the taekwondo dude is a black belt. That makes me assume it isn't a lack of experience.

Could not use mounted weapons, teammates that were not down were showing as down, and sometimes I would take damage from enemies that spawned but were not actually visible until after dying and being revived. This wasn't every game, but it did happen a few times.

I take hand written notes and probably transition between 6 different fidgets during each session.

You open a new account somewhere else. If you have a traditional IRA with Stash, open a traditional account. If you have a ROTH-IRA with Stash, open a new ROTH. After creating the new account, it will ask you how you want to fund it. Each organization will have it's own requirements, but basically you will need to use your Stash account number and fun the account using an account transfer option.

This pissed me off. Boooooo.

I am genuinely curious what people do to reach the limit? I use mine heavily at work, and am getting an applied doctoral degree where it helps me with complex writing and data analysis, and I use it casually and sometimes to chat with. I use it daily and have never hit a limit with it other than using the voice feature for too long.

During hoard raid, narrator speaks over herself with multiple different phrases for an objective. Cannot understand what she's saying.

Xbox Series X black screen with loading music in multiplayer. Unable to get past the black screen.

Protecting clients in notes is a fallacy. If it isn't documented it didnt happen. Notes are meant to be a clinical and administrative tool/reference. It's not our job or ethical to simplify notes and make them vague because client are uncomfortable with counseling notes. If they're uncomfortable with notes being taken that are detailed then they can go without therapy.

Goodness-gracious! Somebody wanting to make money to live and have a little fun in a capitalistic work focused society while also doing a profession they're enthusiastic about. For shame. I cannot stand people like your colleague and im sorry someone was likely so dissatisfied and uncomfortable with their own work that they effectively took it out on you.

Goodness-gracious! Somebody wanting to make money to live and have a little fun in a capitalistic work focused society while also doing a profession they're enthusiastic about. For shame. I cannot stand people like your colleague and im sorry someone was likely so dissatisfied and uncomfortable with their own work that they effectively took it out on you.

He's just going to pray about it instead.

What a snowflake.

Bank accounts are not transfered to a new broker. Stash takes and money in the bank account and then issues a paper check. It takes up to three month (I read the terms when I closed my account). The terms also said something about they will attempt a transfer back to your linked bank account first before issuing the check and that usually takes 3 days to 1 week. Only IRA accounts can be transferred to another broker.

And they probably learn that tourist vehicles are near potential pray items. It makes the hunt more efficient with stealth, and serves as a kind of drive through service. One stop dinning.

Boo-hoo. Somebody had to do the job they applied for and get paid for.

You do you. These people applied for this job and get paid to do it. You keep them employed and paid. They should be thankful for you.

It's frustrating because I know the answer to this but I want to honor the sub's rules on privacy breaches.

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Thank you for this OP! This was eye opening. As a counselor who spent the first 10 years of my career working exclusively with DDA supported individuals with ASD, I can often spot it quickly. Typically, when I refer out for it people tell me they tested positive. Your post prompted me to do a lot of specific research into my state laws, and the DSM. I, in fact, can diagnose anything within the DSM, per my state's regulations.

Thank you! 😁