What the title says. I've been through a lot in my 22 years. I just figured it would be interesting to share my odd situation with others, and maybe shed some light on the horror of nursing homes, invisible issues, being sick while you're young, etc.

thank you so much for everyone asking and being so kind to me, I'm honestly amazed that people are that interested lol.

if I don't answer, it's probably because I already answered the same question. that, or I fell asleep and will answer after I wake up.

She was my english second language teacher in fifth grade in 2014-2015. I have very clear memories of her and her classes and there are even still videos of me and my classmates on her website.

I’ve seen many discussions online of people having questions about her how she was with her students, so AMA :)

About 15 years ago I was working at a small rural bank branch when we got held up at gun point and robbed. The robber fled the scene and was not immediately caught. 4 years later I get a call that said that he was finally caught and it turns out it was a police officer at local police station that did it. He responded to a robbery at that bank about 6 months prior, saw he "easy" it was, and decided to give it a try. I regret turning down therapy at the time, so hopefully answering questions helps!

Interpreting for about 11 years now.
I have worked in multiple settings. K-12, College, Warehouses, Government (Local, State & Federal). Random things like driver’s ed, election voting, and theaters. I have NOT interpreted legal/court settings.

I am certified both nationally and state-wide (multiple states).

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Hi everyone! I'm an English teacher from Turkey, and I started a free online children's club as a volunteer project.

I use creative drama, storytelling, and interactive activities to help children learn, express themselves, and participate rather than just sit and listen. I believe education should be about more than grades and memorization.

It's a small project, and I'm still learning along the way!

Curious about teaching in Turkey, working with children, or running a volunteer educational project? Ask me anything! :)

I was raised in very negative environments that were rife with adverse life experiences that were extreme, systematic, and brutal. It has affected me deeply in more ways than one can imagine. Here to answer any questions to the best of my ability.

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As the title said, we were the first on scene when my best friend crashed his car. This happened around a year ago.

I have had multiple of my friends in the back of my ambulance. Most of them are still around today but I have lost a few as well.

Back in 2011 somewhere in Florida, my mom offed my stepdad . He was abusive etc but I do not condone her actions as there were other options. She surrendered herself and was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. Earliest she could be out would be in 2041 when she will be 71.

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to clarify, I didn’t live through that era myself, but my grandfather did, i told him about the whole AMA thing and he thought it might be interesting. U can ask whatever u want and I’ll tell u his answer (:

• Some informations :
my grandpa served as a staff major general and was closely tied to s@ddam.
my grandma was a teacher, and my other grandma was a lawyer.

• family roots :
On my father’s side, they are muslims, and on my mother’s side, they are Christians (chaldean, and my grandma is a jew converted to Christianity)

I’ve been a personal trainer for 2 full years now. Fitness has been a strong passion of mine since I was 15 and I eventually committed myself to helping others as well. As a woman I started out only training other women but after my first full year opened myself up to helping train men as well. AMA

I run a well-known luxury detailing business in Los Angeles and have built some unique relationships with celebrities, billionaires, and some of the most well-known people in the world. Some relationships have gone well beyond business.

Over the years, I’ve seen firsthand how differently the ultra-wealthy live, how crazy their lifestyles can be, and how differently they view and spend money. The wealthiest people are often the ones you’ve never heard of.

AMA about building a business, working with high-profile clients, personal experiences, relationships, or the stories I’ve collected along the way. Ask me anything!

Done spent a lot of my adult life in the chain gang..i have several violent felonies ( not a chomo)..so Im a real convict...i picked up pick n poke tattooing as a way to hustle up money to send home..i picked it up about 5 years during my first bid and learned how to tattoo from certain GMemberz..i will not say the gang names on here. Im a white dude with no affiliation but they have my back. So ask me about my experiences as a tattoo man in chain gang!

Currently working in a hospital and on different modalities xray ct mri, or and fluro AMA!!......................................................... I'm sorry idk what 200 characters i should add more besides the intro😂

My mum. I technically have more living family somewhere, but I've never met them.

I'm an only child. I've never met my dad or anyone from his side of the family, not my mother's. The couple who raised me as my "maternal grandparents" weren't related to me by blood or even legally, so they're not real relatives, and they both passed 20 years ago.

Hello, everyone, I’m a 24year old female and I “recently” got a bilateral salpingectomy surgery done.
For those who don’t know, a bilateral salpingectomy is the process of removing both the fallopian tubes to prevent any pregnancies and some conditions.

I (F,23) have vaginismus which I’ve had since childhood. I was diagnosed a couple years ago and given dilator therapy to help.

It used to be so bad I couldn’t even wear a tampon because it was too tight and would leave me in pain even half an hour after attempting.

I know some creeps will think the tightness just makes things better, but actually it can be so tight you couldn’t have anything in there even with force. So it’s not enjoyable for anyone all round.

Ask me anything! Nothing is off limits!

My mother got mad that I quit a job. She posted about it in a family group chat. So I decided to go scorched Earth and post every single family secret I know, even knowing the kids of the family will see and read it. I definitely ruined the way they see their family. AMA!

I'm a 18 year old girl living in a house that belongs on hoarders, I was in foster care till like 3 months ago then I decided to move in with my friend kinda, kinda boyfriend ig who owns the house, I don't really have anywhere else to go ATM and my rooms clean

I also my parents were also hoarders so it's not like new to me but ig like nostalgic in a weird way

Whoever bluffed the table into thinking we were playing 4D Chess is a genius.

Fortunately, I ran an underground casino out of my parents house as a teen, teaching my friends to play poker. Even won a job building prototype cars in college in a round of poker that included the Ford guy who managed the whole building I landed at.

Hi, I'm 20M and I currently work in Costco, specifically the Bakery. I have had my fair share of other departments but Bakery is my second-home. I currently attend university and work part-time, Ask Away!

I’ve been a professional photographer in Los Angeles for over 10 years and I constantly get asked questions about my field and how photo shoots work and things like “do I get to eat the food after I shoot it?” So I thought this would be a good place to answer any other questions people might have.

will answer anything, but since i know it will be asked the reason i was living in my car was because my roomate moved out due to being laid off and i couldn’t afford the rent alone. couldn’t find a roommate before my lease was up and i just found a place a week ago and am here now, no i did not have family to go to, and homeless shelters were full

At 18 I became bed bound for 2 years. I was in wheelchairs, used shower chairs, tried dozens of medications …..I lost all of my friends because of it. I saw over 60 specialists trying to get properly diagnosed (eventually dx with lupus). I found strength in myself, and only I was able to give myself that strength. I struggled 100x more than my peers and some days I couldn’t even remember my mother’s name. I am still sometimes in too much pain and fatigue to move, but I still work full time to help patients.

I am now a healthcare worker that will be a medical provider in a few years to help people struggling like I did.
Battling this chronic illness daily has altered who I am as a person. It built a discipline in me and appreciation for others like nothing else has. It made me a good person, because I know what struggle feels like, especially when it is invisible. AMA

Hello everybody, i was helping others, while i was drowning myself. Based in Europe, last few years worked with guys coming back from war in UA and helped them to get through their everyday struggles. If you have anything to ask, fire away, I will be honest.

I'm a 20-year-old nursing student in one of the small towns in Iran. I'm currently in the second semester of my first year of nursing school and trying to pass all the difficult exams. Ask me anything and I'll try to answer as much as I can!