Mykee25

I'm on a budget... $300-$600 US is what i can do, though I'd really not rather end up spending too much. A mid-range phone that can last me at least three to four years (as I'm a student and would need one for college). I'm considering the OnePlus 6 or the Honor 10.

Why is it Queen/King consort? Why not formally King/Queen along with their spouse who is heir?

It hasn't even been two days since my first keratin treatment and my hair's already greasy. How do I deal with this before I wash my hair for the first time?

Is flat-ironing oiled hair okay or will it damage it even further?

I don't have any piercings. I've pierced my earlobes twice in my life in the same spot but at both times they became infected and had to close as a result. Both times, the gun was used. Should I consider doing the needle method instead, or should I try the gun one more time? The needle method is considerably more expensive...

I haven't gotten around to playing it yet (it's actually currently downloading on my PC) but tell me, people who've played before, what's so good about it that it's one of the most popular games out there?

It could be anything.

They're hard and practically almost burnt on the outside, but then undercooked on the inside. I've followed the recipe precisely as they said it. Is it the frying process?

What do cancer patients think about as they live with their illness, and how do they cope with it? I'm asking because I may be developing cancer.

I may have an illness. I've searched the internet for symptoms and I have a few of what may be leading me to it. I haven't been experiencing them for long, only two days ago they started. I haven't gone to the doctor, because I'm a coward about knowing what would happen to my body until the very last minute, and it hasn't been that serious. This anxiety isn't going away and it's affecting my studies (I'm undergoing a very important period pf exams right now). I really do not like going to the doctor. And the reason why I'm becoming paranoid about this is because I had a close friend who had a minor illness, but then something went wrong and then 4 months later, she died. Ever since then, even a fever that I would have would make me anxious. What should I do??

I want to watch a show that has a similar feel to Once Upon A Time and Lost Girl. I've been told Grimm was a good one, anything else?

I'm not in this particular industry and was just curious about how they work to create the end-product, which is the comic.

I'm almost done with the first book in the series, but I was wondering whether I should keep reading or turn to the show instead? I heard the show has already passed the events of the last book.

I'm rewatching the entire series, but then heard that over half of the original cast left after season 6's finale. I've watched the first five and planning to watch the sixth, but is it really worth watching season 7 after the change in cast? I heard mixed opinions about it...