[–] 2 points 4 months ago (1 child)

Place where mangoes and bananas are abundant 😄

Anyway, I have very prominent dark circles because of genetic and people either comment because they're concerned (thinking I am sick/don't have enough sleep) or make a light joke about it. I'm not overly sensitive about it, but it just gets annoying sometimes hah

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  • [–] 6 points 4 months ago (5 children)

    I HATED (kinda still am) using make up for as long as I remember. I use it now, but very minimally. Other than sunscreen, only one makeup stuff I always use when I go out to avoid unnecessary comments. The others are optional.

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  • [–] 20 points 4 months ago (2 children)

    Look, I agree with your sentiment, but I don't know if you subconsciously use the words 'female' and 'guys' as if they are equivalent or if it is a deliberate choice.

    Still rude either way, though if it is the former, I hope you can understand why. Female, male, woman, man, you get the idea.

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  • [–] 5 points 5 months ago (1 child)

    Are you not interested in text-heavy and/or turn-based games in general or are they the exception? I'm curious because I like all those games you listed to various degree, except Outer Worlds, haven't try it yet.

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    First, I'm sorry if this is not the right place to discuss this.

    I've been using both desktop browser (Firefox) and Voyager to lurk around Lemmy and try to reduce my Reddit use. Though most of the time, I went back to Reddit to search simple things such as:

    • "Best FOSS productivity Android app 2024"
    • "Linux distro NVIDIA"
    • "Recommended e-book reader beginner"
    • "Good quality air fryer"
    • etc

    The point is, I like to check someone personal opinion and list of recommendations first when I want to make a decision to use/buy certain things.

    I know for tech related questions, there are lemmy posts somewhere talking about them, but it's hard to find these posts because the search feature separate searching for posts and comments content when I believe both are equally important in subject/topic/discussion-oriented platform.

    With Reddit, I can use the google trick ("site:reddit.com bla bla") to help me find what I need, but it's not that straight forward with Lemmy, considering there are many instances.

    For example, someone might make a post asking for "affordable SSD", the comments might write "affordable" as "cheap", "bang for bucks", or "inexpensive". Search feature for both posts and comments will improve the chance of people finding relevant information.

    Is there any way to do this? So then I can rely less on Reddit to find recommendations?

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