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This is the Lovesniper Retention curation initiative aiming to retain those quality content creators after making their introduction posts. It was observed that after newbies made their introduction posts, their succeeding posts are often ignored. This initiative will hopefully encourage the newbies to continue posting quality content and interact with anyone in the community. As compilation posts are also done, this will highlight the newbies and will give the community an idea which newbie to look out for.

OCD's Lovesniper team will follow everyone who made an introduction post and @lovesniper's feed will be the place to scour those quality content from new authors. Curators will check all the posts in the feed to find under-rewarded posts and recommend them for curation.

Here the recommended posts for OCD upvote for this batch of love sniper retention curation:

Newbie: @yermibra Curator:@anggreklestari

El Estrés Es tu Peor Enemigo Como Vencerlo

Understanding clearly that stress will come to your door one way or another, and it’s up to you how much it affects you. In this case, the question would be how to better control stress. I believe without a doubt that it is through experience. Haven’t you noticed that stress is worse than the thing causing it? Have you ever had an exam you’ve been preparing for weeks, and as the days approach, you get more and more stressed? And when the moment of the exam arrives, and you sit in your chair and start answering the questions, the stress and anxiety disappear like magic? And once it's over, you think, “Was that it? Was this really what caused me so much stress?”

Newbie: @anaronez9g Curator:@anggreklestari

That green of a banana bush/Ese verde de una mata de plátano [ ING/ESP]

Hello dear friends of Hive, today I would like to share with you this beautiful moment during my journey inside the nursery. I was able to enjoy the beauty of the banana bush.

Newbie: @jorgetenzi Curator:@anggreklestari

Conociendo la Biblioteca del Museo de Bellas Artes / Getting to know the Library of the Museum of Fine Arts [ESP-ENG]

Every time I come to the museum it is a totally different visual experience because of the works and sculptures on display. It was my first time in the library and I was very impressed by the way the books are kept and organized.

Newbie: @chefbgob Curator:@anggreklestari

Strawberry Appalachian Mountain Cake

Howdy everybody, I'm ChefBgob and I missed this.. y'all... And the family of Pizza. Hive's lovable culinary jester is back. Sorry for lack of consistent posts, health and real life been challenging. I completed my Vocational Rehabilitation certificates classes recently. And a big heart felt thank you to my mentor, Micki and her canine partner in crime..Baxter!

Newbie: @cristhenos Curator:@anggreklestari

#24 [ESP|ING] ✍️Dibujando un paisaje con tres puntos de fuga/✍️ Drawing a landscape with three vanishing points.

Hello again, HiveDiy community, it's me again, Cristhenos. This time I present you my last post drawing landscapes, since for the moment I want to refocus on pencil realism and go back to resume my anatomy practices. But, as always, I will be giving you some tips and explaining how I achieved certain textures in the drawing. This time I had to draw a landscape with 3 vanishing points, which is very similar to having 2 vanishing points, with the difference that having 3 vanishing points gives that feeling of looking at the structure or landscape from below and looking up. Well, I won't keep you any longer, so I'll leave you with the rest of the post.

Newbie: @fuerza-sw Curator:@anggreklestari

Mi gran cambio físico [ESP-ENG]

Hello friends of #hive and the #SWC community, I want to share with you a little about my physical change, how I managed to increase my muscle mass and current definition, through training calisthenics, in itself, I started training in 2022, I started doing very simple routines at home and I really didn't know what I was doing (everything was improvised) I was a little discouraged since I didn't have good equipment to train at home and I abandoned it for a while, then a neighbor and good friend encouraged me to train with him (he had weights and some parallel bars), and that's where my constant training began, I spent some time with him and I had gained a lot of knowledge, then I started doing calisthenics basics in the park that they opened here in my residence called Parque El Samán, I spent almost a year training free and weighted basics, that year I injured my shoulder due to excessive weight in weighted dips, then a knee injury from explosive squats, just this year I had increased a lot my muscle mass and general strength in basics, I improved a lot that year, eating a lot and so on, then the following year my good friend Angelo Castillo, started to frequent the park where I was, and I was surprised by all the movements they did like front lever, back lever and so on, I joined them, I searched on YouTube for some front lever progressions and started my path in Street workout training the front lever, although I was only training static movements, my body kept growing, since I trained my entire body and there I was gaining more muscle mass and above all more strength and so I was improving, I was in the gym for a while like 3 months or so, and I was on a strict diet during that time and it helped me a lot, also during this time I was finishing getting out of my injuries and starting to train planks and handstand push-ups, which gave me much more muscle gain until today, eating protein-rich foods, prioritizing rest and all this physical change was due to the perseverance I had, despite problems that I faced over the years, I never stopped training, I always recovered and continued training, without giving up every day, my biggest advice is: despite everything that happens to you in life, never stop training, it is something that can save your life, and it is something where you can focus your frustration and be able to release it through exercise and feel a little better, and whether this year 2025 I have a great physique is thanks to the fact that I always continued, whether I was injured, depressed, tired, happy, sad, I never gave up, and I firmly believe that this is what made me a more mature and disciplined person in my sport.

Newbie: @briyimar Curator:@anggreklestari

...Y Dije Que Si | Me Comprometí (Esp/Eng)

💠 The day has come, after almost a year of dating my beloved @neurogeno, the truth is that this marriage proposal took me by surprise and I couldn't be more excited. Let me put it in context, he and I had already talked about the subject and the seriousness of it and we agreed on everything, that is, a thousand times we asked and a thousand times we said that we knew the pros and cons of getting married.

◽ Like every woman, my dream since I was a child was also to get a good man and to be able to sign a paper where a beautiful relationship was formalized in the future and of course, to have a family, because yes, I also want to be a mother at some point.

◽ The day of the surprise was this past Monday, we were visiting my aunt in Villa Marina, t

Newbie: @badeth34 Curator:@anggreklestari

If You Plant Something, You Will Reap Something.

While I was cleaning our yard, I noticed that the leaves of the ginger plant I planted were wilting. I remembered what one of my aunts said, that when that happens, it already has fruit underneath. So I thought of getting it, to get the contents. After I swept, I took the branches, and all the leaves on the right side were gone. I remembered to take a picture so I could share a story today. So there, I managed to take a picture of it, but only a few were left.

Newbie: @yermibra Curator:@anggreklestari

yermibra

Throughout our lives, we experience depression in different ways and struggle with it in various forms. Some people feel a deep emptiness in their chest, while others experience constant stress. The truth is, I don’t know your specific case or what is causing your depression or anxiety. It could be a feeling triggered by someone, a financial issue, or perhaps loneliness. Whatever your problem may be, I want to share a possible solution with you. It might work, or it might not—after all, we are all different and experience emotions in our own unique ways.

Newbie: @emily2021 Curator:@anggreklestari

(Esp-Eng) Mis lecciones de vida desde La vecindad del Chavo. LOH #230// My life lessons from La vecindad del Chavo. LOH #230

I chose this topic because, in addition to being interesting, I found it very beautiful. Who among us doesn't like to bring back those beautiful memories we hold dear in our hearts, which were part of our beautiful childhood and adolescence. We can even say that we still carry them with us, putting them into practice with our children and now with my granddaughters. And as we all know, childhood is one of the most beautiful stages of human life. How many of us didn't have that show we watched every day? At least I continued watching it as an adult, and then with my children. I'm talking about "El Chavo del 8," a program practically dedicated to the entire family that carried a beautiful message of humility, simplicity, and some very profound lessons about life in general.

Please help us welcome our newbies! Hopefully, they will have an awesome stay in the platform and they will be here for long. To the featured newbies, your Hive and OCD family welcome you with open arms! Have a blast!