Video | UN: oceangem

[riptidequeen]

[It's the local blue woman once again on your network making a post.]

So let's say you're trying something new, and I mean super new. You've never done anything like it before...

[A beat.]

And I don't mean a sex thing! [JUST TO CUT THAT OFF AT THE PASS.] Like a legit way to make money, a work thing. Would you just keep going at it on your own or ask for help?

[This is her way of asking for help without asking, ha ha ha.]

Comments

text | un: fantasma

[teaserving]

that depends on my knowledge of capitalism
what do you have in mind

[better_goodbyes]

It depends on how it was going really. If things seemed to be going pretty good, then keep at it and you'll improve with time. But if you're having trouble, or need help, then there's nothing wrong with asking for help.

Basically, since it's something new, just watching a few others might be all you need, or a few pointers could be just the thing to get a better grip on what you're doing.

text | un: catpurrccino

[chainlinks]

It's kinda bad that that's what we assume is what people mean, right?

I say go with what makes you comfortable. I opened a coffee and curry shop, but I have experience working with someone who ran one before.

video | un: stormflower

[sleepinglotus]

[Hello again, Lapis.

For neighbors they really do seem to talk over the network a lot.]

There's nothing wrong with asking for help.

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[polypeptide]

Depends. Are they helping you get one in the first place, or helping you learn how to do one you have?

video | un: stcethleannfan

[baitless]

There is no shame in asking for help if you need it. I do not mind listening to any ideas you might have and giving you guidance on how feasible they may be.