Is it that difficult to let people enjoy finding clothes they like to wear? The subreddit had 5.4 million subscribers. That's 5.4 million people who disagreed with your opinion. Hopefully that gives you some perspective.
AnAverageSnoot
joined 1 year ago
So am I! Thanks for your hard work!
Started Valley, for sure.
If she wants a grundy, but casual game, get her playing a MMO like Guild Wars 2. It's horizontal progression so you are not competing to get better gear all the time. It's just casual grind to get fashion, new titles, achievements etc. I am sure she will be addicted.
Biore UV watery essence or LA Roche-Posay Anthelios invisible fluid. As a bearded man, these two sunscreens are my go to as they don't leave a white cast and don't sit on my beard hair. They are both very popular sunscreens with the skincareaddiction community. While you could probably find the latter at a store, I usually have to buy the Biore one from Amazon where it ships from Japan.
Exactly my thought. The first thing I thought of was that there is a stereotype out there that iPhone is easier to use than Android, which apparently requires you to have more technical knowledge. Along with the Apple brand reputation, people who are less technically savvy tend to opt for iPhone more often, in my opinion. This would skew the data against iOS.
The water restrictor is there because it's purpose is to save water. There are really no downsides to removing it if your pressure is low.
Full time Lemmy, using Jerboa app on my phone and just lemmy.world on desktop. Haven't gone back to Reddit other than vote for the funny polls to reopen subs.
As a snoot expert, that is indeed a big snoot. I am jealous.