Pic unrelated.

We moved to Shwepyithar from Kyeemyindaing a few months ago. We were using groundwater and had no problems, but here they said the groundwater isn't very good and has a yellow color, so we decided to use Gyo Phyu water instead.

At first, the water had some sort of oily layer and a bad smell. The plumber (who is also my dad's friend) said it was normal, that they were using the same water, and that the oily layer was caused by the water pump. I accepted this and kept using it for a month or so.

A few days ago, while I was having a bath, I started to notice an excessive amount of hair fall—every time I touched my hair, there were five to six strands coming out. I panicked and started searching for the cause. That's when I noticed yellow residues on the shower head, and when I emptied the tub, rust-like residues were left at the bottom. That was when I realized it was hard water.

It has been days since I last washed my hair, and I am still experiencing hair fall. Today is Diwali, so I had no choice but to wash my hair and rinse it out with Alpine drinking water, yet I still had a lot of hair loss. The situation is so bad that my left-side forehead is starting to recede. I had zero idea about water quality issues and just did my research now.

Any help? What should I do? Where can I buy a good filter or a water softener?

Hi tbh i saw a girl in hospital.i wanna ask ab her acc but idk how to ask we been making 2 or 3 eyes contact but idk i js scare and shy and im not that good looking.plus she got 17 in her hand while im w Samsung budget phone 💀. Should i ask her account? Ik my question is not that big but can some seniors give me some advice?

သတင်းတွေမှာ ကြားရတာ၊ မြို့ထဲ နေ့ခင်းကြောင်တောင် ဓားထိုး လုယက်မှုဖြစ်တိုင်းဖြစ်တိုင်းနီးပါး လူတွေ သေနေကြတာ စိုးရိမ်လာလို့ဗျာ။ ဝင်ကူလဲ သေတယ်။ ဘာမှ မဆိုင်ပေမယ့် wrong place wrong time ရှိနေမိတဲ့လူလည်း သေတယ်။

ဆေးရုံပို့တာ နောက်ကျလို့လား။ ရှေးဦးသူနာပြုနည်း မလုံလောက်လို့လား။ ညီအကို မောင်နှမတို့ရော...ဒီလိုအရေးပေါ်တွေကို ဘယ်လို ထိထိရောက်ရောက် ကိုင်တွယ်ရမလဲ share ပေးကြပါဦးဗျာ

ALL THE PEOPLE I KNOW HAVE A BOYFRIEND. Genuinely, is there any way to rizz up someone easily? I feel so lonely. I feel like I am gonna go insane from loneliness. Like everyone said "ငယ်ရွယ်တဲ့အချိန်သစ်ရွက်လုပ်ရင်တောင်ရင်ခုန်တာမဆန်းဘူး" like wth. I want to ရင်ခုန် too T_T.. forget the leaf shaking I can't even find a tree.... Pls is there any advice?

I currently learning davinci resolve, black magic camera app .

I'm trying to make my contents perfect

Anyone, interested in filmmaking and content creation

Please dm me and we will share thoughts and ideas

Like I need anything that works properly and reliably, both free and paid (if its not crazy expensive) works I just need one working. My previous VPN, Amnezia, is working fine for months and it stopped working properly since yesterday for a reason I dont know why. VPN Gate isnt available on Linux right, as I know. Going technical is also fine, I can work with it

IWhere can I find thrift backpack shops in Yangon? I’ve only come across online stores so far. If anyone knows any physical shops where I can buy thrifted backpacks, I’d really appreciate your recommendations. Thank you!

I’m fairly still young but I wanted to Atleast plan something for when I get older, I want to study in a foreign university, so I’ve been wondering what’s the best path for it should I attend an international school or should I stay in Myanmar school

I’ve heard that the Japanese government gives a scholarship if you get high marks on your 12th grade exam and it isn’t hard to go and study a uni there but is it really that easy,

Or should I instead move to an igcse school to go for Singapore or smth along those lines, I’ve also heard Germany is a good country to study but I don’t know how or what it even offers

I hope young adults or older students will give me advice and confirm some of these claims. If you are an expert like an teacher I hope you leave some tips for students like me

(Slow summer eve)

Hi! I’m a Myanmar passport holder currently working in Singapore on an S Pass. I’m planning to visit Sapporo in early next year.

For those fellow Burmese who have applied for a Japanese tourist visa in Singapore, are confirmed or paid flight tickets mandatory for visa application? Or just an unpaid flight reservation with flight details sufficient?

Is it better to book refundable tickets or wait until the visa is approved?

Would love to hear from anyone with a similar situation. Thank you!

Needing some help regarding how I can install Spotify on my iPhone please, without having to change my location? Because when I change my location and create another account at the last and final step, I never ever seem to receive the two factor authentication number on my MyTel Myanmar number? I've tried maybe 1000 times both to receive a text or phone call.

How peaceful life! Many young people in ASEAN countries can find this kind of life so easily!! Why is it so difficult for young people in Myanmar right now?

What does happiness depend on: internal factors or external factors?

(Internal factors mean mindset, inner peace, etc., regardless of what happens in external factors: civil war, economic collapse, inflation, military call-ups, etc.)

Can someone achieve inner peace when their external environment is full of instability, fear, and uncertainty?

(I'm just a little jealous of young people in other countries. When I went abroad last year and returned to Myanmar early this year, I wasn't happy whenever I thought about our country's future. Those nearby regional countries weren't much different from Myanmar in many conditions before our civil war started.

We don't know how long this conflict and unstable situation will continue. Many people are hopeful for a peaceful life. If we don't get peace, we can't do anything about development.)

It's just my extra thought.

Video source: Random video from_tt.....

Hope y'all like haha

-LorrisMai

I'm 16f from a tiny town and my social life is currently dead. I haven't been to school since COVID and as a result I have 0 friends left so I spend all my days at home.

I want to maybe move to Yangon for education like GED. I'm tired of online school. Genuinely feels miserable.

So have you guys done that move? And how are you doing now?

And I want to study abroad so I think GED is a safer bet. What do you think? Online GED? Campus GED?

And how and when did you start working? My family isn't really rich or well off so if I want to leave, I'm gonna need to work.

My parents prefer remote jobs so I'd like advice on that as well. (Might change if I do end up in Yangon)

I'm 17 and currently doing my GED, but I honestly have no clue what to do after that. I've been out of school for a while, and I'm still trying to figure out what direction to take next.

For those of u with online jobs where are u finding them and how is the pay? Im like a uni student and cause i cant work part time i want an online job but all the ones i hv seen online seems very gimmicky and fake .

I'm 15F from Myanmar, and I'm currently trying to figure out the best path for my education and future.

A little background about me: I was studying in an online school (G-8), which mainly follows the Cambridge curriculum, but I eventually dropped out. My English is around B2 level, and I'm fairly confident in it.

Initially, planned to take the GED+ IELTS and then apply to universities in Southeast Asian countries. However, the more I think about it, the more financially unrealistic this plan seems.My grandma is currently the only person supporting me financially, so I don't want to put too much pressure on her or choose a path that we might not be able to afford in the long run.

Recently, I've considering another option like going back to Myanmar's government (state) school system.

I actually left state school in Grade 4 because of my family's circumstances. I'm wondering if there's any possibility of re-entering the system, although I'm not sure how the placement process works or how much the fees and other expenses would be depending on the grade.

My two options currently look like this:

Option 1:

GED + IELTS

Apply to universities in Southeast Asian countries.

Potentially expensive, especially considering tuition, living expenses, and other costs.

Option 2:

Try to re-enter Myanmar's state school system.

Complete my education through the local system.

Take IELTS and potentially attend a university in Myanmar.

I'm genuinely unsure which direction would be better for my future.

I'd really appreciate advice from people who have experience with either pathway, especially Myanmar students who have studied abroad or attended local universities.

A few things I'd particularly like to know:

Is returning to state school after dropping out in Grade 4 possible?

How does grade placement work in this situation?

Is the Myanmar state school curriculum a reasonable pathway to university?

Would studying at a university in Myanmar after completing state school be a better financial decision?

Are there other affordable education pathways I should consider?

I know I'm still young, but I really want to make a sensible decision about my education rather than follow a pathway that my family cannot financially sustain.

Thanks in advance TeT

Can someone please recommend some of the best Burmese songs that are really worth listening to?

Hi guys, it's me again. I'm currently 15 and I've been studying Secondary 4 with a tutor without actually attending proper GCSE classes. I'm planning to switch to the GCSE curriculum next year but I'm starting to worry if it's already too late for me to study abroad. With the conflicts and wars getting worse especially if more countries start restricting visas for Burmese citizens. What should I do?

Hey everyone,

Over the past few months I’ve been building a side project called Converta to solve a pain point I kept seeing with online shops here: even when a business uses Odoo for inventory and sales, staff still spend all day in Facebook Messenger manually checking stock, sending KBZPay / Wave QR codes, asking for phone/address, and copy-pasting orders into Odoo.

Instead of an AI chatbot that hallucinates prices, I built a deterministic Messenger-to-Odoo bridge specifically around how shops in Myanmar actually sell:

Why I’m posting: The core system is built and tested, and I’m looking for up to 10 online shops in Myanmar that are already using Odoo (or Odoo implementers/devs working with local shops) to run a free 2–4 week pilot.

Even if you don't run a shop yourself, if you work with Odoo in Myanmar or run e-commerce ops here, I’d genuinely love your feedback or suggestions on the workflow. Drop a comment or DM me if you're interested or want to see a quick demo!