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CW: this is long and contains mentions of SA. I'm really sorry if this isn't the place to post this. I just really need help right now or just one person to listen because I feel like it's all in my head . . I'm in a fragile state rn because I just woke up from nightmares about my ex so I'm going to do my best to type this. My ex called me out of the blue and my ex calling me makes me so scared. It makes me throw up, sweat, run to the toilet, and cry at times. I always thought that meant I was excited to talk to him but my therapist made me realize that maybe that's not healthy. Well, he called and tried to tell me that I only ever wanted to hurt him in the relationship and then started talking about events that happened except twisted my words when I had proof that that's not what happened. Then he changed it up to "well I apologized and still" or said it a little differently.
I never want to invalidate or hurt my ex because their experiences are real to them and that matters. But they're also going through something serious that has led to me dealing with their unstable emotional state for years. I don't even like saying that because I don't want to invalidate them. But I had proof these things that they're talking about didn't happen or that their words don't match up to what they said and they're convinced it was me. They said they were scared of me and that I wanted to hurt them and such. That scared me because I ALWAYS asked for communication and for honesty and tried to check in with our relationship to see if things were okay. I always tried my best to listen and be supportive. But often times I would be supportive and my words were twisted. Or id communicate and they would ignore me and claim they were trying to fix it. I tried to see their side for years but I wish I listened to my friends when they told me to leave.
I've been going to therapy and while my therapist tries to hide it, I can tell she was relieved when I left him. She had helped me realize that my physical responses to him being near or calling were not normal. She told me that it sounded like I might be being neglected and at least being subject to things that were potentially harmful. It was at that time that I found out I might have been sexually abused by him over and over again which has left me broken and angry with myself. I didn't know that if you asked someone to stop because it hurts that they have to stop or else it's sexual assault. I thought that it meant he was too caught up in his pleasure and didn't mean it. I thought maybe he didn't hear me when I withdrew my consent but he did it anyways. Or that I lead him on when I told him I didn't want sex but was okay with anything else and he did it anyways...I didn't know. I thought it was that he didn't mean it. I've had nightmares ever since. I then made the mistake of wanting to ask him if he really didn't hear me that night but couldn't even get the words out and had a panic attack and had to call a crisis hotline. My ex told me I'm obligated to tell him what I wanted to say if it involves him. I said no and that I don't feel safe to right now. I can't even get through this post without crying.
He never paid for me and it was always me paying for him, he asked for money and then admitted to him not needing it and buying random things with it, he embarrassed me because he'd do things like lift my leg up over his head in public while I was in a skirt or would follow me around public places with a very obvious boner and people would stare and I just wanted to hide because he knew that he had it and said he always does with me, he told me I wasn't a "real adult". He told me I didn't understand the world. I called him after my pet died and he said he was at a friend's right now and wanted to play games with them and I was just left alone. He also hung out with someone who sexually assaulted me and he told me he forgot and that the person apologized (they didn't) and that I should let it go instead of breathing down his back about why that hurt my feelings.
I'll admit that I did constantly reach out to try to communicate or point out boundaries or constructive criticism (I never meant to hurt them, I just wanted to say I didn't like they they didn't communicate or that they didn't get help and took things out in me, etc) and he told me that I was being hurtful and that I only cared about bringing him down and that he has less nightmares being around me. Now I'm feeling so confused and hurt. Am I the bad guy? Was I too much? I don't wanna bring him down or invalidate him but I'm so torn up right now.

here are pictures before and after, plus the inspiration picture i showed her: https://imgur.com/a/TbDnWlo
TLDR: - told receptionist to make sure she booked me for enough time with my stylist for back-to-back foils for bleach because i have long hair and last time it took hours - i asked stylist to make my hair golden and NOT ASHY - she does my hair. she says there wasn’t enough time for bleach and to “give her a heads up next time” so she just put a color in my hair. charged $245 for color and asked for a tip - my hair looks further away from the inspiration picture than when i came in. my hair was already golden when i came in. she made it look ashy and grey. it’s the exact opposite of what i wanted. she books me for 2 weeks later for the actual bleaching session i originally wanted…

she should’ve told me “sorry there’s not enough time today, can you come in 2 weeks?” but instead she put a color that i didn’t even want and now i have to try and wash it out in the shower. and i lost nearly $300. for hair i think is ugly

my hair was originally dark brown and i’m in the process of going blonde. my first session with this stylist took about 6 hours of back-to-back foils of bleach because my hair is so long.
it’s been a month so i scheduled the next session. i tried to communicate with the receptionist that i have long hair and last time we did back-to-back foils of bleach. i even asked if she was sure there was enough time because i was there for hours last time. “yes, there’s definitely enough time”
i show up the the appointment at 11:00am thinking i will be there for 6 hours getting another bleach session to go even lighter. i show the inspo picture. i say “i want it to be golden- i DON’T want it to be ashy”. 2 stylists look at the inspo pic- one of them even says to her “wow it looks like she has NO toner in there at all”
they put me in the chair. they talk to each other in the background about lightening my hair for 15 minutes and doing a “pre-toner” and keeping the warmth. i think everything’s fine. after 1 hour and a half they start blow-drying my hair. no foils were done. no bleach was done. i was like “that’s weird, how am i done already”
i look in the mirror. i see my hair is GREY. ashy. it already looked golden before i came into the appointment- and they did the OPPOSITE of what i wanted. it looks even darker then when i came in. my hair looked more like the inspo picture BEFORE.
i literally want to cry. they ask to take pictures for their instagram and i let them. the stylist says “next time you have to give me a heads up before you come in because to get you lighter it would take HOURS”. i’m so confused because i already told receptionist it would take hours of back to back foils and i asked the receptionist to make sure there was enough time. the stylist said “we just did a color today so it shouldn’t be too much”.
i want to cry in the salon but i’m thinking “okay it’s just color- it shouldn’t be too much maybe $80”. then they said $245. she asks for the tip so i tip her 15% on the ipad. i book an appointment with her for two weeks for the ACTUAL bleaching session i wanted. i go cry in my car because now i have ugly grey hair for 2 weeks and wasted nearly $300 for hair that i hate and think is ugly.
i feel scammed almost because she could’ve just told me “sorry we don’t have time today, can you come in 2 weeks?” but instead she put color in my hair that i DIDNT want and made my hair look the OPPOSITE of what i wanted

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here are pictures before and after, plus the inspiration picture i showed her: https://imgur.com/a/TbDnWlo
TLDR: - told receptionist to make sure she booked me for enough time with my stylist for back-to-back foils for bleach because i have long hair and last time it took hours - i asked stylist to make my hair golden and NOT ASHY - she does my hair. she says there wasn’t enough time for bleach and to “give her a heads up next time” so she just put a color in my hair. charged $245 for color and asked for a tip - my hair looks further away from the inspiration picture than when i came in. my hair was already golden when i came in. she made it look ashy and grey. it’s the exact opposite of what i wanted. she books me for 2 weeks later for the actual bleaching session i originally wanted…

she should’ve told me “sorry there’s not enough time today, can you come in 2 weeks?” but instead she put a color that i didn’t even want and now i have to try and wash it out in the shower. and i lost nearly $300. for hair i think is ugly

my hair was originally dark brown and i’m in the process of going blonde. my first session with this stylist took about 6 hours of back-to-back foils of bleach because my hair is so long.
it’s been a month so i scheduled the next session. i tried to communicate with the receptionist that i have long hair and last time we did back-to-back foils of bleach. i even asked if she was sure there was enough time because i was there for hours last time. “yes, there’s definitely enough time”
i show up the the appointment at 11:00am thinking i will be there for 6 hours getting another bleach session to go even lighter. i show the inspo picture. i say “i want it to be golden- i DON’T want it to be ashy”. 2 stylists look at the inspo pic- one of them even says to her “wow it looks like she has NO toner in there at all”
they put me in the chair. they talk to each other in the background about lightening my hair for 15 minutes and doing a “pre-toner” and keeping the warmth. i think everything’s fine. after 1 hour and a half they start blow-drying my hair. no foils were done. no bleach was done. i was like “that’s weird, how am i done already”
i look in the mirror. i see my hair is GREY. ashy. it already looked golden before i came into the appointment- and they did the OPPOSITE of what i wanted. it looks even darker then when i came in. my hair looked more like the inspo picture BEFORE.
i literally want to cry. they ask to take pictures for their instagram and i let them. the stylist says “next time you have to give me a heads up before you come in because to get you lighter it would take HOURS”. i’m so confused because i already told receptionist it would take hours of back to back foils and i asked the receptionist to make sure there was enough time. the stylist said “we just did a color today so it shouldn’t be too much”.
i want to cry in the salon but i’m thinking “okay it’s just color- it shouldn’t be too much maybe $80”. then they said $245. she asks for the tip so i tip her 15% on the ipad. i book an appointment with her for two weeks for the ACTUAL bleaching session i wanted. i go cry in my car because now i have ugly grey hair for 2 weeks and wasted nearly $300 for hair that i hate and think is ugly.
i feel scammed almost because she could’ve just told me “sorry we don’t have time today, can you come in 2 weeks?” but instead she put color in my hair that i DIDNT want and made my hair look the OPPOSITE of what i wanted

As the title indicates, hindi ako makapag-decide kung alin pipiliin ko.
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My 23-year-old son is planning to move to the Cambridge in August. He received a fantastic opportunity unexpectedly about a week ago, so he doesn't have much time to find a place to live. For unavoidable reasons he has to conduct his search remotely from the NYC area. His budget is low-- under $2,000/month, so he's looking for a studio. It doesn't have to be anything special, but it does have to be near public transit. Like everyone else, he wants to live in a low-crime area. He absolutely positively does not want any kind of shared living arrangement.
I've been searching online and found some interesting options for him to look into. Based on experience trying to find an apartment to rent in New York, I assume they're either too good to be true, not actually available, or the agent will never respond.
Fresh Pond Apartments/Ridge Towers in North Cambridge claims to have a couple of very affordable one-bedrooms available. These are not reserved for Section 8. He appears to be eligible, but I suppose priority would be given to people already living in the area. Still, it doesn't hurt to try. Haven't heard from the landlord yet. In the meantime, could anyone please tell me what the neighborhood and these buildings are like? Thank you.
If anyone can offer any advice on decent areas to search and on navigating the rental market, I would really appreciate it.
Thank you very much.

Hi! Im 18F 5’1 and have been talking prozac
Yesterday I had typical cold symptoms, coughing, sore throat that burns when swallowing, headache, stuffy nose, tired etc
This morning I woke up with my mouth developing a white/yellow gunk that makes my throat hurt worse, my voice raspy and my mouth dry and gross
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Any help would be so appreciated, I have ocd which makes me a bit of a hypochondriac to the point i nearly convinced myself I had canadia in my blood

I constantly worry that I somehow look creepy or weird. I feel like people literally cross the road to avoid me and avoid standing near me in public. It's like I can't just innocently exist without someone essentially accusing me of being up to something. I feel like the kind of person people would keep an eye on.
I dress normally, I take care of my hygiene, I don't look particularly strange and I try to just mind my own business.
Yet if I so much as look at someone or end up walking behind someone, I feel like they immediately go on the defensive like I'm giving off creepy stalker vibes or something. Security guards always seem to immediately become suspicious of me too.
I feel guilty just going to the shop because as much as I try to just calmly walk around, grab what I need, pay and go, people act as if I've personally threatened them or something.
This fear was really triggered the other day in a store when I passed a woman on the way in and she kind of gave me a weird look. I realised I had forgotten something, so ended up walking past her two more times and on the last time she looked at me absolutely terrified.
I have no clue what exactly it is that I'm doing that seems to put people so on edge. Or even if it's all in my head? It's really messing with my self esteem because it's like no matter what, everyone around me seems to believe the absolute worst about me.

I performed construction work with my dad, including renovating a restaurant for someone other than my uncle, fixing a garage roof for my uncle, and renovating a multi-family residence for my uncle, starting in August of last year. My uncle's laundromat companies provided me with two 1099-NEC forms, $5,000 each, totaling $10,000 for tax year 2022. This was for under the table construction work I did several years back and not the recent work I did and he is paying me now because he finally has the money for it now and he told me that he labeled it as "maintenance" work in his books. Although I paid taxes on this 1099-NEC income, I also received cash payments under the table for recent construction work, for which I didn't pay taxes.
I want to include this experience on my resume, using the title "Self-Employed Renovation Contractor Team Member", because it is relevant to the jobs I am applying to and to avoid a significant gap on my resume from covid-19 unemployment benefits. However, I'm concerned that my employer might report me to the IRS for potential tax evasion because the companies that I am applying to will more than likely know or suspect that it was under the table and apparently a 30% reward on the amount collected if convicted and owed could be awarded to a whistleblower if they fill out Form 211. I filed my taxes for the 1099-NEC income, but the cash payments remain untaxed.
Can I leave this "work" on my resume and not be afraid of getting reported, investigated, then convicted of tax evasion because the $10,000 in 1099-NEC income from my uncle's laundromat companies which he said he labeled as "maintenance" will be a cover for the under the table work I did because I did file a tax return and paid taxes on that? My main fear is my dad getting discovered because he has been doing under the table work for his entire life and has evaded thousands of dollars in taxes, would the IRS investigate my family members if I do get reported and they decide to investigate further?

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Hoping this community can help me find a solution for my supply issues - please bear with me through the long narrative. I know someone will have a good answer!
My 9-week old son was born prematurely so I was exclusively pumping for several weeks prior to slowly transitioning to near-exclusive nursing. I currently pump once at night for Daddy to be able to offer a bottle feed some nights. I was very productive from the beginning but managed well without any negative effects from oversupply and just saw it as a chance to sock the freezer for my return to work. My left was always my super-producer but right was not far behind.
Due to my excessive supply, I was frequently offering him short feeds on each side with every nursing session to decrease my own discomfort. A few weeks ago he started getting choked up and very frustrated when nursing on the left side with a lot of spilling from his mouth and increased leaking on the left. I switched up positions and always feed him upright in the laid back position - this offers minimal improvement.
With some research I also realized I may have been causing lactose overload with short bilateral feeds and implemented 2 more changes - a lactation consultant confirmed my suspicion and suggested the following: feeding only one side for a full feed and block feeding (R, R, L, R, R, L…)to try to decrease L supply. I immediately noticed less gas and discomfort and less mucous in dirty diapers (didn’t realize we had this issue until it improved!).
BUT soon after (coincidence or weird effect?) my right supply tanked. He drains it so fast with quick transition from nutritive to non sucking, few swallows and shortened time between feeds. My left remains as fast/strong as ever despite block feeding and only pumping off enough to remain comfortable and prevent blockage or mastitis.
I feel like I’m in a catch 22! He doesn’t seem totally satisfied with a right feed alone, which wouldn’t be an issue in and of itself but I can’t offer the left without pumping some off first to decrease the strength of the flow - the left can produce 8 ounces in a single pump session and I’m having to pump at least 4 off to make it manageable for him. When I do pump the right it produces 2-3 ounces at this point.
Nursing at the right every time doesn’t seem to boost my supply at all, pumping the right between sessions only leaves less for him next feed at this point and pumping + feeding on the left every time isn’t allowing my to down-regulate that supply.
I don’t care about lopsided boobs or a low supply on one side, I just want my baby to be able to comfortably feed without choking/coughing/crying. At this point, when he has an overwhelming left feed he is inconsolable for a really long time after. Can anyone think of any more strategies?? My LC is as confused as I am!
Thank you, Mammas!

I performed construction work with my dad, including renovating a restaurant for someone other than my uncle, fixing a garage roof for my uncle, and renovating a multi-family residence for my uncle, starting in August of last year. My uncle's laundromat companies provided me with two 1099-NEC forms, $5,000 each, totaling $10,000 for tax year 2022. This was for under the table construction work I did several years back and not the recent work I did and he is paying me now because he finally has the money for it now and he told me that he labeled it as "maintenance" work in his books. Although I paid taxes on this 1099-NEC income, I also received cash payments under the table for recent construction work, for which I didn't pay taxes.
I want to include this experience on my resume, using the title "Self-Employed Renovation Contractor Team Member", because it is relevant to the jobs I am applying to and to avoid a significant gap on my resume from covid-19 unemployment benefits. However, I'm concerned that my employer might report me to the IRS for potential tax evasion because the companies that I am applying to will more than likely know or suspect that it was under the table and apparently a 30% reward on the amount collected if convicted and owed could be awarded to a whistleblower if they fill out Form 211. I filed my taxes for the 1099-NEC income, but the cash payments remain untaxed.
Can I leave this "work" on my resume and not be afraid of getting reported, investigated, then convicted of tax evasion because the $10,000 in 1099-NEC income from my uncle's laundromat companies which he said he labeled as "maintenance" will be a cover for the under the table work I did because I did file a tax return and paid taxes on that? My main fear is my dad getting discovered because he has been doing under the table work for his entire life and has evaded thousands of dollars in taxes, would the IRS investigate my family members if I do get reported and they decide to investigate further?

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I performed construction work with my dad, including renovating a restaurant for someone other than my uncle, fixing a garage roof for my uncle, and renovating a multi-family residence for my uncle, starting in August of last year. My uncle's laundromat companies provided me with two 1099-NEC forms, $5,000 each, totaling $10,000 for tax year 2022. This was for under the table construction work I did several years back and not the recent work I did and he is paying me now because he finally has the money for it now and he told me that he labeled it as "maintenance" work in his books. Although I paid taxes on this 1099-NEC income, I also received cash payments under the table for recent construction work, for which I didn't pay taxes.
I want to include this experience on my resume, using the title "Self-Employed Renovation Contractor Team Member", because it is relevant to the jobs I am applying to and to avoid a significant gap on my resume from covid-19 unemployment benefits. However, I'm concerned that my employer might report me to the IRS for potential tax evasion because the companies that I am applying to will more than likely know or suspect that it was under the table and apparently a 30% reward on the amount collected if convicted and owed could be awarded to a whistleblower if they fill out Form 211. I filed my taxes for the 1099-NEC income, but the cash payments remain untaxed.
Can I leave this "work" on my resume and not be afraid of getting reported, investigated, then convicted of tax evasion because the $10,000 in 1099-NEC income from my uncle's laundromat companies which he said he labeled as "maintenance" will be a cover for the under the table work I did because I did file a tax return and paid taxes on that? My main fear is my dad getting discovered because he has been doing under the table work for his entire life and has evaded thousands of dollars in taxes, would the IRS investigate my family members if I do get reported and they decide to investigate further?

My cat is nearly 5 years old and has been suffering with dirty, itchy ears for a couple of years now. She's had dozens of trips to the vets over this time and they're more than certain she's protein-allergic and asked me to put her on a hydrolysed protein diet plan. Can't tell for certain though until she's gone through it fully. She had her ears flushed out which was pricey but really seemed to help, probably be looking at that again in a couple months as wax is building up despite using an ear cleanser to break it down.
I'm struggling with the diet though as switching her food to the new vet food is making her sick and giving her diarrhoea, so I'm having to switch her back to ease her. Food is lacking in this area with me only finding two brands of hypoallergenic hydrolysed food in the UK, one she's not too keen on one which seems to be making her ill so I'm testing the other. She's had steroid shots to help her but she's coming off them for fear of side effects like diabetes and weight gain and is going to be a last resort treatment from now on.
She's got some tummy tablets today again to help her process her new food and will probably be put on atopica in a few weeks after her steroids have gone in replacement of them.
Anyone been down this path and been successful? Seems like a losing battle and she seems very uncomfortable with the ears it breaks my heart every day watching her struggle with them.
We're trooping through with the food with medication and I can run her to the vet anytime I'm worried it's too much and will do, but would be nice to know if anyone else has had this experience and what happened throughout it.
I'm wondering if should get a second vet opinion, but they've been fantastic with everything else and what the vet says lines up with symptoms, I'm just worried something might be missing but resources are lacking online around this issue it seems.
Thanks for any help offered ♥️
Eurgh god sorry should have proof read 😩
Oh and just to add, she'd had an ear biopsy and a full test for mites, fungus or any other diseases or dirties and seems to be all clear so those are ruled out as well.

Context: I work overnights and was coached by a team lead after I refused to do a claim that had broken glass.
Full story: There was 2 boxes on a pallet that had broken glass items when we were downstacking foods. They were put to the side since they have broken glass and I didn't want to be sticking my hands in there to grab the unbroken freight while risking my hands to the glass shards. Later that night the team lead asked me to clean them and stock them. I told him I would not be touching that claim with broken glass, and he said I'd be coached. I told him I wasn't putting my bare hands near broken glass, and he walked away and got another associate to do it. After they were clean, I told him to leave them and took the time to stock them myself. Later that night, I was called in and coached for insubordination AND job performance. I received the comments he put in the system, where he said I refused to clean the claims and work the freight (which I did end up working the freight once it was clean) and the job performance was for "failing task times and leaving freight on floor or carts in backroom".
For the freight he's talking about, they sent me to a new department one night, and I let them know before lunch I didn't think I'd finish because I was new to that department. Coach said there was no excuse for me to not finish and refused to send help. I did get help, but not until 6:30 (shift ends at 7am). I ended up leaving past 7:20, left half a pallet, but worked my claims and threw my cardboard. Next day I finished my department early and was sent to this same one after my second break at 5am. There was 5 pallets, and when I left at 7:30 another associate was working the last small pallet, and I had already cleaned up my cardboard and claims. Third occasion where I "left freight" was this team leads fault, and it wasn't even my freight. I was working soapside with 2 other associates. We ended up with 2 carts and 1 medium pallet of overstock. TL told me to pick up shampoo side's overstock and slot it along with the rest of our overstock (it was already past 6am). When we were slotting, he took one of the associates to go help shampoo side, and 2 of us were stuck finishing up slotting. The second associate left right at 7, and I still had 2 carts of overstock. I slotted mine and left the one belonging to the other associate because it was already 7:30, but I let the coach know and he said it was fine and the TL would slot it.
Should I open door? The coach didn't mind me leaving those 2 days in the new department because in the 8 months I've worked there I've never once left before 8am unless I finished slotting early, and even then I'd stay until 8 to help slot other departments if they needed me to. He's always joking I do the work of 2 associates. I've been having to leave before 8am these last 2 weeks because I'm in the process of starting school and am trying to not do a lot of overtime anymore, which I let the coach know about. And now I feel like the TL coached me on the freight because i made him upset over a claim. It just doesn't sound right to me that he decided to coach me on something that even the coach above him didn't get mad at me over. Thoughts and advice??

here are pictures before and after, plus the inspiration picture i showed her: https://imgur.com/a/TbDnWlo
TLDR: - told receptionist to make sure she booked me for enough time with my stylist for back-to-back foils for bleach because i have long hair and last time it took hours - i asked stylist to make my hair golden and NOT ASHY - she does my hair. she says there wasn’t enough time for bleach and to “give her a heads up next time” so she just put a color in my hair. charged $245 for color and asked for a tip - my hair looks further away from the inspiration picture than when i came in. my hair was already golden when i came in. she made it look ashy and grey. it’s the exact opposite of what i wanted. she books me for 2 weeks later for the actual bleaching session i originally wanted…

she should’ve told me “sorry there’s not enough time today, can you come in 2 weeks?” but instead she put a color that i didn’t even want and now i have to try and wash it out in the shower. and i lost nearly $300. for hair i think is ugly

my hair was originally dark brown and i’m in the process of going blonde. my first session with this stylist took about 6 hours of back-to-back foils of bleach because my hair is so long.
it’s been a month so i scheduled the next session. i tried to communicate with the receptionist that i have long hair and last time we did back-to-back foils of bleach. i even asked if she was sure there was enough time because i was there for hours last time. “yes, there’s definitely enough time”
i show up the the appointment at 11:00am thinking i will be there for 6 hours getting another bleach session to go even lighter. i show the inspo picture. i say “i want it to be golden- i DON’T want it to be ashy”. 2 stylists look at the inspo pic- one of them even says to her “wow it looks like she has NO toner in there at all”
they put me in the chair. they talk to each other in the background about lightening my hair for 15 minutes and doing a “pre-toner” and keeping the warmth. i think everything’s fine. after 1 hour and a half they start blow-drying my hair. no foils were done. no bleach was done. i was like “that’s weird, how am i done already”
i look in the mirror. i see my hair is GREY. ashy. it already looked golden before i came into the appointment- and they did the OPPOSITE of what i wanted. it looks even darker then when i came in. my hair looked more like the inspo picture BEFORE.
i literally want to cry. they ask to take pictures for their instagram and i let them. the stylist says “next time you have to give me a heads up before you come in because to get you lighter it would take HOURS”. i’m so confused because i already told receptionist it would take hours of back to back foils and i asked the receptionist to make sure there was enough time. the stylist said “we just did a color today so it shouldn’t be too much”.
i want to cry in the salon but i’m thinking “okay it’s just color- it shouldn’t be too much maybe $80”. then they said $245. she asks for the tip so i tip her 15% on the ipad. i book an appointment with her for two weeks for the ACTUAL bleaching session i wanted. i go cry in my car because now i have ugly grey hair for 2 weeks and wasted nearly $300 for hair that i hate and think is ugly.
i feel scammed almost because she could’ve just told me “sorry we don’t have time today, can you come in 2 weeks?” but instead she put color in my hair that i DIDNT want and made my hair look the OPPOSITE of what i wanted

I performed construction work with my dad, including renovating a restaurant for someone other than my uncle, fixing a garage roof for my uncle, and renovating a multi-family residence for my uncle, starting in August of last year. My uncle's laundromat companies provided me with two 1099-NEC forms, $5,000 each, totaling $10,000 for tax year 2022. This was for under the table construction work I did several years back and not the recent work I did and he is paying me now because he finally has the money for it now and he told me that he labeled it as "maintenance" work in his books. Although I paid taxes on this 1099-NEC income, I also received cash payments under the table for recent construction work, for which I didn't pay taxes.
I want to include this experience on my resume, using the title "Self-Employed Renovation Contractor Team Member", because it is relevant to the jobs I am applying to and to avoid a significant gap on my resume from covid-19 unemployment benefits. However, I'm concerned that my employer might report me to the IRS for potential tax evasion because the companies that I am applying to will more than likely know or suspect that it was under the table and apparently a 30% reward on the amount collected if convicted and owed could be awarded to a whistleblower if they fill out Form 211. I filed my taxes for the 1099-NEC income, but the cash payments remain untaxed.
Can I leave this "work" on my resume and not be afraid of getting reported, investigated, then convicted of tax evasion because the $10,000 in 1099-NEC income from my uncle's laundromat companies which he said he labeled as "maintenance" will be a cover for the under the table work I did because I did file a tax return and paid taxes on that? My main fear is my dad getting discovered because he has been doing under the table work for his entire life and has evaded thousands of dollars in taxes, would the IRS investigate my family members if I do get reported and they decide to investigate further? I live separate from my dad so they won't know his address