This community was created for you as a welcoming and safe place to talk about your mother-in-law (or in-law) situation. We understand these relationships can bring challenges for some and this forum is for like-minded daughters-in-law.
Here are some general guidelines to follow to ensure this community remains a safe place for all:
- Respect everyone’s privacy
- No hate speech including bullying, harassment, or targeted attacks etc
- Don’t post promotions or spam
- Keep it clean. Don’t post anything obscene or sexually explicit
- Protect your identity if you want to remain anonymous
- No external links
Please see a list of few common abbreviations and acronyms that may be used in this forum:
- MIL – mother-in-law
- FIL – father-in-law
- IL – in-law
- DH – dear husband
- FMIL – future mother-in-law
- SO – significant other
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My swap aave transaction stayed pending for a little while, then cleared without any issues.
Keeping an eye on this topic, since swap bnb through Trust Wallet seems easy until the network choice gets confusing.
I switched networks halfway through my first swap, so this guide was a good reminder to check that before starting.
Double-checked the Polygon wallet address twice before using swap tron. Honestly worth the additional few seconds.
A small tip from my side: copy the address instead of typing it when following a USDC swap tutorial.
Checked the fees on a similar swap site the other day and the final amount was different at checkout, so look over everything before using swap xrp.
The first DAO I joined had no real record of why funds were moved, which made people start getting suspicious. Trust swap seems to be thinking about that part.
The process is fairly straightforward once you know where to see the deposit status.
Using the ParaSwap eth bridge was straightforward for me, though I had to double-check the destination network before confirming.
The network label is easy to skim past, especially on a phone. I'd take a closer look before confirming anything.