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I’m 28M, Mums 52f, Rich 40M (stepdad) TLDR - I live at home and pay rent Stepdad fixed my car after MOT failure (I paid parts) Mum tied me cleaning my room to gratitude for that I was exhausted, sleep deprived, and assaulted at work I never said the room wouldn’t be clean just that I wanted to do it at my own pace bit by bit. Rich never mentioned the bedroom to me directly, only my mother. I honestly don’t know where I stand in all this, my heads kinda ****** from everything so I’m asking for some third party opinions. I have autism and ADHD, I’ll put any additional context in brackets when it comes up so that it makes more sense, I’m going to be copying and pasting text ...

Lolimbaraja stands as a significant figure in the history of Indian medicine, particularly within the Ayurvedic tradition. His contributions emphasized simplicity, practicality, and the use of everyday herbs and remedies, setting him apart from contemporaries who often delved into complex pharmaceutical compilations. Born in the late medieval period, Lolimbaraja's life intertwined with cultural and political shifts in India, reflecting a blend of Hindu scholarly traditions and influences from the ruling Islamic dynasties. His works, such as Vaidya Jivana and Camatkara Cintamani, focused on diagnosing and treating common ailments with concise, poetic formulations that made medical knowle...

This post is for beginner investors who want to start their gold journey - accumulating physical gold and/ or save up for wedding. It is a bit long. But rest assured no AIs were harmed in writing this. So it may contain grammatical errors. If there are any fatual errors, let's discuss in comments and, I am happy to correct and update the post. There are a few of ways you can invest in gold. 1. Gold ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) or Mutual Fund of Funds on the ETFs 2. Sovereign Gold Bonds 3. Digital gold 4. Physical gold (coins, bars, jewelry, and jewelry schemes) This post is about physical gold and I hope will give newbees some confidence. Gold Price: There are various places y...

​ Posting this as a warning before I proceed with a formal consumer complaint. I subscribed to a 1-month mess food delivery plan from Foodie Dabba and paid ₹2,570 in advance(Breakfast+lunch plan) . Unfortunately, due to their inefficiency and lack of proper service, I had to cancel the subscription within 4 days. Issues faced: Food not delivered on multiple days No proper communication from delivery staff I had to order food from outside despite having an active subscription Repeated excuses like “next week”, “adjust later”, etc. Because of this, I clearly requested cancellation and refund (after deducting whatever cost was fair for delivered meals). The rea...

In 1993, buying 100 Infosys shares at IPO for ₹9,500 was like planting a tiny seed. Bonuses (free extra shares) and splits (dividing shares like cutting a pizza) multiplied them—like magic! Start: 100 shares. 1994 (1:1 bonus): Doubles to 200. 1997 (1:1): 400. 1999 (1:1 bonus + 1:2 split): 800. 2004 (3:1 bonus): 3,200. 2006 (1:1): 6,400.2014 (1:1): 12,800. 2015 (1:1 bonus + 1:2 split): 51,200. 2018 (1:1): 102,400 shares by 2020! At ₹1,360/share, value = ₹139 crore. Plus ₹22 lakh dividends over years—like bonus fruits from the tree. Patience grew ₹9,500 to riches! Let's kick off with why the stock's buzzing now. Shares jumped nearly 5% recently, hitting around ₹1,66...