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Real, you could live in a wealthy suburb in Saigon and still ends up having to hear 50 years old uncles singing karaoke at midnight Maybe I’m just lucky haha because in my place, it’s dead quiet and never heard a single Karaoke. The first one I experienced it is when I was in Da Lat, but it’s really mild compared to my home country. I can confirm it’s common. My grandma does it all the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this time. Not only that, she does it with her doors open (pretty much I can hear it from the other end of the corridor). Her neighbors repay the favors though lol A typical morning routine would be all 9000 vehicles dumped onto the narrow streete, all at once, to get to work. Why does VN build buildings like this? It looks ugly. Skyscrapers are supposed to be unique, not cookie cutter. In order to build them fast, efficient and cheap, so that the rent per unit cheaper and the local can afford to live there. Because with this kind of building, you can maximize the usable space. The point is to stuff as much people in as possible I live really close to here and I also used to work right next to thw building and I have been inside there many times as I had a friend who lived there. The building is completely fine. The middle square is really busy and its sorrounded by Linh Dam Lake and lots of Trees and parks. Its actually a great place to live. The ground floor and the sorrounding suburb and full of activity and kids are always playing around and having fun. The elevator system is fine and you don’t have to wait more then 5 mins to get home even during rush hour.

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exactly, nothing wrong with it unless you think of yourself as so superior you must live in a luxury villa with spa and a pool you forgot the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this water fountain out front, and greco-roman busts/sculptures/columns. bonus points for gold leaf/paint. During rush hour right hour most people get off at school or work. Its a very small price to pay for the convinience of everything you need being downstairs. Because most people who have a problem with these high rise apartments are westerners who are used to single family homes or at most brownstone buildings in the Northeast. It’s just something they aren’t used to and have probably never lived in one so the natural human tendency is to freak out and bash it. I don’t know this particular high rise but I’ve lived in similar high rise buildings in Taiwan and Singapore and some of them are very nice.
tiếng Việt cho nhanh nha: thang máy quá đông, chờ lâu. sân chơi phía dưới quá nhiều người, tôi vào chơi mà cảm giác bị ngộp ấy. Thì sự thực là chẳng ai thích ở apartments xong đợi thang máy cả, chẳng qua là cái này là option duy nhất nếu bạn không có đủ tiền mua nhà đất, hoặc không muốn ra quá xa ở thôi. How’s the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this noise? I heard it got pretty bad with all the karaoke and old people dancing in the yard to edm musics max volumn. I live higher up, so I cannot speak for those who do not. What I can say is that the walls are definitely thick enough that unless you’re the adjacent neighbor, you won’t hear karaoke; and that’s more like a neighbor problem than an apartment problem. Also people are conscious that they live in apartments along with other dwellers, so they rarely ever do karaokes unless during festivals and specific days.

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Old people dancing in the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this yards are not dancing to dubstep or hardcore sht, also they have their volume set just enough for them to hear. I have a friend living there. Not that bad to be honest. And it’s cheap and affordable, so he is happy with it. I though this is pretty bad living until I found out 2 of my colleagues lived there and it sound pretty decent tbh. They bought their apartment few years ago when it was like below 1bil VND, most of these apartment now probably worth twice that amount. These are not hovels but proper apartment with amenities just like other places and there are tons of service offered from other people living in these buildings, from childcare to grocery goods etc, pretty convenient. One of the colleagues saved enough to move to a fancy 4bil VND apartment but decided not to since they enjoy it much better here. Lots of young family with children so their child has many playmates too. I pray every day that there is no clogged sink, no fire alarm evacuation, and no degenerative tenants who threaten to blow off the building. A clogged sink is incredibly easy to fix most of the time. You don’t even need any tools in most cases. The sink trap pipe under the sink can be removed with just your hands. It’s really gross though so be prepared LOL. Just go on youtube and check it out.
Kinda funny, I stayed there for a few weeks through couchsurfing. I quite enjoyed it since it was like a small city in itself and I was pretty much the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this only westener there. People were inviting to me to have dinner left snd right and on weekend evenings families and their kids would play games in the middle. funny how most of the people in the comments complaining haven’t spent a single day there lol this is an apartment complex for lower income families, most of them are from different provinces and only relocate to hanoi to work. they are still happy to live there, there is a park, a lake and a large playground below for children. for under 1bil dong, that is a good deal. dont apply your stupid western standard to ppl here, at least they still feel comfortable in the home they bought by their hard-earned money. p/s: the place indeed has good fengshui. most ppl have got a higher income since they move there. the founder and ceo of Tmart (a franchise of convenient stores in hanoi) has been living there since his first days doing business and he is now rich af. now, instead of moving to a better place, his family still lives there and buys a few of his neighboring apartment to create a larger living space.
I am a second language English speaker. I have a coworker that always says “I’m so anal of everything.” Had to look up what that word means in google. Bad mistake. You might have better luck googling “anal retentive” which is what people mean when they say a person is anal. It is a personality trait. I never liked that term, because it sounds like you’re saying a person has a great ability to hold things with thier anus It’s from freud who thought everything was some type of unresolved sexual trauma. Such as smoking cigars meaning you want a penis in your mouth, except when he does it, because he totally isn’t gay. I briefly believed you were speaking of all the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this preparations necessary for vigorous anal play. Clean colon and all. Silly me. I really read your whole comment thinking you were just talking about the care to be taken surrounding anal sex to ensure it is safe, sanitary and pleasant. Took me a second to remember there was another meaning. Had a colleague in sales once reply to a buyer who said he was super anal about work, say “Oh it’s ok, I LOVE anal.” Everone even her got red. Tried it for the first time with a girlfriend many years ago. We were talking about it after we did it. I asked her “so how did it feel?”. She said “it felt I was shitting the whole time”. And that was the last time I tried anal
When I was a young teen, I had an extensive hospital stay that resulted in the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this doctor having to occasionally send a finger or two up my ass. That feeling has stayed with me for 30 years, and I’ve never once asked to stick it in my lady’s pooper. Ain’t gonna subject someone else to that. Many years ago during my time in the army a group of us were bussed to a medical facility for physicals. All of us got the finger in the ass treatment. The ride back to the base was the quietest bus ride I’d ever been on. I had a coworker, 45 years ago, could not stop talking about sex. My best guess is he never had any, but anyway…. I got tired of hearing about it, so I told him, sex is great and everything, but nothing feels as good as taking a good dump. Oh, he gave me so much shit for saying that. So I told him, here’s the deal, I’ll go two weeks without sex, and you go two weeks without taking a shit, and we’ll see which one of us is more miserable at the end of two weeks. Then I’ll go have sex, and you go take a shit, and we’ll see which one of us is more relieved.
Yes and also they sort did a remake of it in a later season…wanna say 5? Both episodes had that line “you know that feeling when you take a huge dump…” Same situation with me and my ex. She still wanted to try it again but it didn’t really feel good for me, it was too tight and to top it off, the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this tip of the condom had shit on it. I had to discretely remove it and wrap it in tissue as to not embarrass her. I just remember her saying it felt like she was pooping in reverse. In my experience the person keeps turning around horrified thinking they are shitting on me and that happens 2 or 3 times and then the moods killed. Yup, feels just like shitting. The whole time I had an overwhelming urge to run to the bathroom. It’s not for me.
She had powerful orgasms before, some full body. But through anal she had her first full body convulsive, squirting orgasm. After that I wasn’t the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this one asking if she was up for it, she was the one telling me I was going to do it. Also have a lot more fun during my partners orgasm, due to being able to feel their ‘member’ pulsing. Such a weird and satisfying sensation. genuine question, can you not feel that with PIV? I can definitely feel the pulsating with PIV and just makes me go absolutely feral Most vaginas do not have a lot of nerves. There are a lot of nerves around and next to the vagina. Putting something in there can feel great for women, but the sensations often come from pressure and tugging on external structures, like the clit.
woman who learned to love anal here I didn’t get the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this appeal either until my boyfriend helped me ease into it. we started with a small butt plug then transitioned to the real thing, and I found it really uncomfortable at first because it really did feel like pooping in reverse, but as I kept getting more relaxed and we incorporated more lube, I came to love it. I think like many others we love it for the taboo, but as a woman who doesn’t cum easily from PIV, I particularly enjoy the fact that anal has led to easier, faster, and stronger orgasms. Accept it, it’s really that your insecure that you’re going to poop but if you cleaned well and “let go” it’s all pleasure from there My other half slipped her finger up my balloon knot when she was giving me head a while back and I made noises I didn’t even know were possible. I honestly came that hard I swear I could smell colour for a moment
Imagine taking a really big shit. How it feels when your booty hole gets stretched. Now imagine instead of pushing it out and being relieved, the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this giant shit instead moves in and out of you without ever fully making an exit.
I watched Walter Mitty in 2009ish and it really was the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this film that inspired me to travel. Back then, I didn’t have enough money or work experience, but I finally started a regular twice-yearly cadence to different places in 2015. A core memory though was when I spent two weeks in Iceland and ended up driving down Seydisfjordor, going down the same hilly valley as Walter Mitty’s character when he was on his skateboard heading towards the volcano. Same soundtrack blasting in my camper van too. Just epic. Anyway I’ve hit 20 countries, so I have a bit to go, but I’m having a blast, whether it’s solo or with my partner or friends. I watched it for the first time last night! WHile I’ve been a travel nut for years it reaffirmed loads of stuff for me, lifes for living
Changed careers, downsized everything, embraced a nomadic lifestyle. Next step is an inexpensive place for a home base that I can afford to keep even while traveling/ working remotely I work in the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this maritime industry in Alaska. I work in the Arctic 4.5 months a year with no way to spend money and then get 7.5 months to do whatever I want. I work on the shipping side but tugboat certs are easy to get and it pays well and provides similar flexibility (30-45 days on/30-45 off). Tons of need in the industry so lots of good opportunities. Definitely not rich but I snowboard a ton, travel more every year, and see my aging parents a ton so I love it Nothing major, but it influences which jobs I am willing to take. I wouldn’t go near a company that isn’t flexible about taking time off or that only offers the statutory minimum amount of leave. Same, made my decide to go back to school and study computer programming so I can find remote work. It usually pays decent too.
Good decision. I’m a software engineer myself who works remotely. Though apparently I’m not allowed to work outside of the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this UK due to tax laws. I don’t know how some people are able to do that, ie digital nomads. To be fair I wouldn’t do much of that even if I could as I have a lot of ties at home these days that stop me from doing long trips. Main benefit at my company is that I am able to purchase extra annual leave and they aren’t arsey if I ask for 3 or 4 weeks off at a time. I actually laughed when I read your post. Same frame of mind. Im always thinking something like wait if I spend $20 here (hometown) that’s $20 I could be spending in (travel destination.) Same here, I’ve told my travel friends I don’t do much shit at home, just work, gym, video games. Travel me is almost a different person
My (American guy) first international trip was a solo backpacking adventure across Europe right after I turned 21. I spent 3 months with a Eurorail pass, exploring 7 countries, staying in hostels and cheap hotels and discovering myself while I discovered a new part of this big world. I came back totally changed. I had a new love for craft beer, wine and good meals. I no longer ate fast food. I started to view the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this U.S. through an international lens, and some of what I saw I didn’t like so much (health care, crime, a rushed pace through meals and everything else in general, the dependence on cars, high cost of internet, high cost of airfare, etc.). Very soon after getting back from that trip I changed my whole focus of life and started planning how I could live outside the U.S. longter. I changed majors in college. I started reaching out to people I’d met on my travels for opportunities to work abroad. Fortunately, two years after I got back I’d finished school and was lucky to have an opportunity to use that degree and work outside the U.S. My first international job was in S. Korea doing media production for a U.S. company with offices in Seoul.
Besides general confidence / language learning / social skills / relationships etc, two things come to mind – where my life changed and where I changed someone else’s I was stressing over accepting masters degree offers – Australia for international relations or London (where I’m from) for a conflict and security studies masters degree. All fellow backpackers were saying to for Sydney. And the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this excitement of living overseas was tempting. But didn’t feel quite right. Having pizza with a friend at the salt flats in Bolivia, we started chatting with a retired English guy. He’d spent decades living in different countries. Told me I’d always get the chance to travel, but consider – as I’m spending money and investing in myself- doing what interested me and what would get me the career I wanted. And I’d still be able travel in the future
2) met an Argentinian girl in Bs As on the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this day of the World Cup final. She was amazed at how much I’d travelled as she’d only been, once, to Brazil. She wasn’t sure what she wanted to do but decided she wanted to do something that meant she could travel too. She now works for a major Middle Eastern airline and has already visited several countries that I’ve wanted to for years. I became way more confident and sure of myself. My friend circle has changed completely. I simply cannot connect with people who do not travel or not cultured in any way but the people who are see things and life the way I do. Would say the biggest change is mindset, especially regarding my career. I decided to backpack when I had just graduated from business school and a lot of my friends were moving to big cities making 6-figures. I couldn’t have felt more lost with what I wanted to do. So I travelled.
I don’t think I would have such self-assurance to hold those thoughts as grounding values had I not travelled in the I survived Khux without even spending a cent shirt and I will buy this first place. i lived in an indigenous community with a family for some time during covid when i was 18. they showed me the rituals and the meaning behind things, coming from western europe it was the first time being so aware of how cool nature ACTUALLY is and how gratitude is kinda nice. In central america. Second time when i was traveling i met my first and only love and thats this my biggest heartbreak. kinda deal with it daily, but it still teaches me a lot. this was in south asia 2023 🙂 Boosted my self confidence 150% 1.5 years solo backpacking across Asia really made me stronger as a man in a lot ways. Smarter too. More empathetic.

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