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I don’t get when I will pay up to $50 to deliver a meal to my doorstep. An amount of money that will feed me for the whole day if I cook myself should not be used to order just a single meal, it’s not good financial decision to me.

What is one thing you refuse to spend money on?

For me, it’s a bit of both; there are days when I want to go out and days when I want to stay home. It really just depends on how much I feel like going out, but a cloudy day doesn’t stop me from enjoying either going out or staying in. What about you?

This varies entirely depending on a person’s tastes and what they are looking for in life. Personally, I like the city—I prefer living in a city—but I’d also like the option of having a house a bit further out; I wouldn’t want to be right in the city center, but not too far away either. I couldn’t live in the countryside—it’s just too much nature and solitude for my taste. Where do you prefer to live—the city or the countryside—and why?

Assuming you have both air conditioning and a heater—which is why I mentioned that at the start—summer becomes quite manageable with AC, and winter is equally manageable with a heater. Without them, you’d likely suffer through both seasons. But which do you actually prefer: summer or winter? I’m referring specifically to being at home—not going away on vacation or anything like that. I know there are other seasons, but when it comes down to these two, which one do you prefer? Which one do you find easier to endure?

Do you have debit or credit card for your banking transaction? Personally, I don't have any business with using credit card because it's definitely going to put me in financial problems. It's why I'm very comfortable using only debit card.

Do you make use of debit or credit card?

As a child, I used to sleep with the light on—though probably only until I was about 6. After that, I couldn't do it anymore; I absolutely had to sleep with the light off. Ever since then, I’ve slept with the light off my whole life. In fact, unless I’m extremely, incredibly tired, I just can’t sleep with the light on. Is it the same for you? Or what’s it like for you? Do you sleep with the light on or off?

Growing up, when I was living at home with my parents, we always had curtains unless it was in the bathroom, then we would have a blind.

Since getting my own house and turning it into a home, I have found that I prefer blinds in some rooms, such as the kitchen, bedrooms and also the bathroom, but in the living rooms and dining rooms, I much prefer curtains.

Do you prefer curtains or blinds when it comes to your home?

For me, taking a warm bath is quite relaxing—it doesn’t matter if it’s summer; warm water always helps me relax. I don’t like the water to be too hot or too cold. How about you? What water temperature do you find relaxing?

Not me—I don’t like eating breakfast. I might have a little something every once in a while, but I never drink tea, coffee, or anything like that in the morning; it doesn’t agree with me—quite the opposite, actually—it makes me feel really unwell. How about you?

Personally, I think I've been burned so many times that trusting anyone with money is never going to happen again with me. I rather dash or gift a friend or anyone money but will never fully trust anyone with my money.

Do you trust your friends with your money? Do you lend them money?

Is it better to always tell the truth, even when it hurts?

I'm currently not working but I'm studying part time.

What do you do for work?

Here's something I've been thinking about lately, and I'm genuinely curious to hear other people's experiences.

When I was younger, I used to do a fair bit of LSD. Actually, saying "a fair bit" might be an understatement. 😂

Those days are long behind me, though. I haven't touched the stuff in years, and I'm certainly not looking to go back to spending an afternoon watching the walls melt or having deep philosophical conversations with a lampshade.

But lately, I've been reading about microdosing LSD, and I'll admit, it's got my attention.

For anyone unfamiliar with it, microdosing involves taking very small amounts of a psychedelic, with the intention of avoiding a full-blown trip.

I've read stories from people who claim it's helped with creativity, motivation, focus, mood, and just generally having a different outlook on life.

Now, I know there's a big difference between people's personal experiences and what science has actually proven. The research is still pretty mixed, and I'm aware there are risks involved.

But here's the thing...

I'm getting older, my priorities have changed, and I'm at a completely different point in my life than I was back when I was experimenting with LSD recreationally.

I'm not interested in getting high anymore. I'm more curious about whether there's actually something worthwhile behind all the talk about microdosing.

So I'm seriously considering exploring the idea, but I'd like to hear from others before making any decisions.

A few questions for anyone who's tried it:

• Did you actually notice a difference in your everyday life?

• Did it improve your mood, creativity, or motivation?

• Was it anything like what you expected?

• Were there any negative effects?

• Would you recommend the experience, or do you think it's mostly hype?

And here's another thing I'm curious about: Has anyone who used LSD recreationally when they were younger come back to it years later through microdosing? I'd be especially interested in hearing that perspective.

I'm not looking for medical advice or encouragement to do it. Just some honest conversation from people who have been there.

Maybe there's something to it. Maybe it's all placebo. Maybe the truth is somewhere in the middle.

Either way, I figure it's worth having a discussion about.

So, let's hear it. Is microdosing LSD genuinely worth exploring, or is it just another overhyped trend?

Sometimes, one lesson learned earlier could save us years of stress, wrong decisions, and unnecessary heartbreak. What's one thing you've learned in life that you genuinely wish you had understood five years earlier? It might be something that could save someone else from learning it the hard way.

We all experience a very stressful moment in our lives—or, unfortunately, several. In your case, what was the most stressful moment of your life, and how did you deal with it?

There are two major types of jobs these days, there is remote work where you can do from the comfort of your home. Then there is one you have to go to the work location.

Both surely have their perks and disadvantages. Which do you prefer and why?

What has been of great help to me is that I save first before I spend. I have a percentage of my income meant for savings, so immediately I get paid I save before spending the rest. It has helped me build up my savings consistently.

What helps you to save better?

A silly question, but maybe some of you still believe—I’m not sure how old you all are—do you still believe in Santa Claus? And if the answer is no, until what age did you believe he was real (if you ever did)? I thought he was real until I was 8—lol, it was really disappointing to find out he wasn’t.

Obviously I have one; it’s impossible for me to go without air conditioning, especially in the summer. I’ve had to spend a few summers without AC—relying only on a fan—and it was the worst torture imaginable. The heat in the summer is unbearable without air conditioning; it’s absolute torture, lol. Do you have air conditioning, or not?

This is something I’ve been meaning to get around to for a long time; as soon as I can, I need to buy a telescope. It’s something I’ve always wanted—both for observing the planets and the galaxy in general—though you never really know if you’ll actually manage to see anything or not. Do you have a telescope, or are you planning to get one?

Imagine you woke up one morning and you discovered that the year is 2016. Quite interestingly you still have the memories of the years you lived until you went back in time.

What are the things you would do more or differently?

I thought I could practice eating one meal a day, but my work is draining so I cannot pull it off. I am currently in 2 meals a day, but even at that I have to support with fruits.

How many times do you eat in a day?

Out of sheer curiosity has anyone found a lesser known site that's genuinely worth using? I’ve been trying my hand out, on Idle-Empire, Freecash, PrizeRebel, ySense & Timebucks but the results are mixed. What's your experience & which one would you recommend to others?

I love using dark theme on any social media sites I've registered my account or any app I downloaded to use. If the app doesn't have dark theme, my smartphone is set in dark theme mode which help.

What's your favorite between dark and light theme for apps?

Some people do it, but I don't. The only way I’ll take a nap is if I’m really exhausted—like after going out on the weekend and staying up for a day or two, or something like that. Otherwise, it’s impossible for me to nap. It’s not like I need to, though, so I don't. Do you take naps?