I'm 17 and need some career advice. Can someone help me with it?
Focus on becoming a full stack engineer. I have seen this in Bangalore market. A full stack engineer attracts more opportunities and higher salary than a Web developer. Focus on gaining competency in building mobile apps. Learn the basics of Cloud. Big Data knowledge is a good to have section in your resume. You can surely become an entrepreneur. Build these skills and you will land yourself as a co-founder in a good startup.
Someone please give me advice?
Maybe this will help. Okay, so just imagine if you did commit suicide. Now, think about all the people who care about you and how it would deeply affect and change their lives forever. Imagine them finding you lifeless body. It would be the worst day of their lives. That's why I have never even ever considered suicide as an option and I have been extremely low at times where others may have attempted. You just gonna remember what you are living for, your purpose, find your purpose, find something to hold onto, and remember the people you care about and that care about you. You may think you are alone, but that is almost never the case. it is always a good idea to relay how you feel to others. You can't do things like this alone, you will need help. I wish you the best of luck and if you need someone to talk to feel free to send me an email, I will help as much as I can.
Can I have someone to listen and maybe give me some advice?
There are help lines available in most cities where people are trained to listen and help you get hooked up with a professional. Many of them are associated with hospitals, usually called something like Ask-a-Nurse. Many colleges and universities have them as well.Most counties have community health centers that employ therapists, and charge based on a sliding scale, depending on how much money you make.Please seek help from a professional, whether it is your primary care physician, a clergy member, or psychologist or psychiatrist. You are a valuable person, and deserve to get help. Please let us know how you are doing.
Can someone give me advice on a tongue piercing?
I know how tempting it is to start playing with it constantly but until it has fully healed it is not a good idea as it will aggravate the wound. You just have to resist the temptation though i'm afraid. Ask your friends and family to tell you when you are doing it so that you don't do it subconsciously. You shouldn't need much mouthwash, especially a week after it was done. Use it after you eat or drink anything but that's it. A quick swill around is all you need. Is it hurting your teeth because you are bashing them with it? Once you have a shorter bar in this will reduce. Make sure you get the correct size. I bought one 2mm too big and chipped a tooth eating crisps. It hurt but luckily did no serious damage to the tooth. All dentists will tell you tongue piercings are bad but if you avoid bashing your teeth and wear plastic bars then they shouldn't do any harm. If you are in pain then take some painkillers and try to relax. Tongue piercings can take a while to heal and sometimes when healing you will feel really lousy. I went through a period of a couple of days when mine really hurt but it went away and I have had mine in for 7 years with no problems (except for the 1 chip).
Can someone with a professional job give me some advice!? thank you!!?
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